

In terms of destructive capacity they are for the most part they are in the large building+ range although they do have a particularly broken ability in bloodbending of their opponents, albiet this requires a full moon to pull this off They also possess elemental manipulation and are very versatile in their uses of it. (may get its own page in the future)Īs a verse they are lacking in physical feats and are glass cannons (can hit far harder than they can take), although they can augment their striking strength and speed with their elements. The show recently started a sequel series that takes place 70 years after the conclusion of the original called, Avatar: The Legend of Korra. In that state he's pulling hurricanes and earthquakes from his ass so it's really really difficult.Īlso had a godawful live action film known as "The Last Airbender" which nobody liked and was shittier than even DragonBall Evolution, which is saying alot The only way to permanently kill the Avatar is to kill him/her as he reaches a super state dubbed the "Avatar" state. The cycle goes Fire-> Air-> Water-> Earth ad infinitum. The Avatar itself is reincarnated into a new nation every time he's killed i.e if he's killed as a Water Tribesman he is reborn as an Earth Kingdom citizen. Only the Avatar can learn to control all four. They control sneezes so it's only logical. Lastly, airbenders control air and arguably farts. Firebenders control fire and in more advanced stages, lightning, while waterbenders control water in all its physical states and bodily fluids, and can have low level healing powers. Earthbenders control rocks and minerals, and in one special case metals. Those who get the power are referred to as "benders" of their element. The ability is inborn so if you're not gifted from birth you just received the short end of the stick. In the Avatar universe some people are gifted with abilities to control a classical element depending on which ethnic group they're born in (Hurray for racism!). Aang's native nation, the Air Nomads, were already wiped out a century ago, hence the title. It centers around Aang, the incarnation of the spirit of the earth (known as the Avatar), and his quest to stop the tyrannical Fire Nation from raping the other countries- the Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom, and Air Nomads. Avatar: The Last Airbender (or "Avatar: The Legend of Aang" in the United Kingdom, due to "bender" having homosexual connotations there) is a pseudo-anime series created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko that receives odd bashing from weeabos thatīelieve Japan has a monopoly on Chinese history/mythology.
