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Bending 101
Lesson 1: What is Bending
How would a person actually find out they have the ability to bloodend and if it's possible to know without training to do it.
Of the four bending arts Waterbending is most versatile and adaptable. After all, it is the Element of Change.
Waterbending is also the only element where most people can learn ALL the subtypes. (Provided they spend the time to learn.)
So to answer your first question: Most waterbenders have the ability to bloodbend but also need three things:
A deep understanding of the body and its anatomy, which is usually gained after becoming an expect healer.
Immense bending strength. Bloodbending works by dominating the water and Chi in another person’s body. A bloodbender must be strong enough to overcome their victim's Chi.
The Full Moon. Most waterbenders do not have the strength to overcome another person's Chi, therefore they need the added strength coming from the full moon in order to bloodbend.
All in all, bloodbending is a master level ability which can only be learned by very strong or master waterbenders.
As to your second question: 'Can someone know bloodbend without training?"
Answer: No. Bloodbending requires too much skill to be done by accident. (Just like you can't accidently do Calculus.) It's a skill that has to be learned and developed.
Apologies for taking so long to reply.
Earthbending Video: https://youtu.be/rPDgXwazBaw
In Episode 313 (The Firebending Masters) Aang and Zuko enter a secret chamber and discover a ‘gem’ that “feels almost alive”. This has led many fans to believe that the ‘gem’ is actually a dragon egg.
Let’s assume this theory is correct.
But if it’s a dragon egg, why would the Sun Warriors hid it here?
The obviously reason is for protection. Dragons had been hunted almost to extinction, and a dragon egg would be rare and very precious thing.
But I have another theory.
The Sun Warriors hid the egg in a chamber that could only be opened during the solstice (most likely the summer solstice). In the avatar world, the solstice is when the spirit world and the physical world are closest together and spiritual energy is at its peak. The solstice is also when the Sun is at its strongest/ weakest (relative to the perspective on earth). The Sun is the source of firebending. And since Dragons are the original firebenders, it would make sense for dragons to have some connection to the Sun and the solstices.
My theory is that secret chamber is specifically designed to hatch dragon eggs.
On the solstice the chamber would open. Then Sun Warriors would bath the egg in sunlight concentrated from the sunstone outside. The concentrated sunlight during the solstice would fill the egg with spiritual energy and cause it to hatch. (Just like how Roku used the solstice to talk to and empower Aang.)
To me at least, it makes sense that the original firebenders would be born on the solstice.
I’ve updated my “Sub-Element chart”. I’ve changed some of the names as well as changing the symbols for BLOOD and LAVA.
I think the AIR Subskills are the hardest to name. (namely MOVEMENT and VORTEX)
MOVEMENT (Previously AGILITY): Is the ability to control the air without moving your arms; such as when Aang flies on his glider. Airbenders also use this ability to run faster, stay warm, and even sense objects that are coming toward them. Because this is a very multifaceted ability, it’s hard to find a single word to describe it.
VORTEX: This is the most offensive ability in Airbending. An Airbender can shoot vortex rings to stun or blast an opponent. Airbenders can also compress the air and fire shock waves. A good example of this is when Aang blasted Azula off of the Fire Nation Drill.
If you guys can think of any better names, please let me know.
The Final evolution of my Avatar Sub-Elements/ Sub-Bending Chart. (hopefully)
Before you guys watch Korra you should know a few things, or maybe you've already started. Don't worry, this is spoiler free.
Avatar and legend of Korra are made by different people. Yes, the "creators" worked on both shows, but surprisingly few others did. If you look at the head crews of both shows, you'll notice they are very different.
Why this matters is because Korra is a very different show from Avatar, by virtue of being made by different people. A number of things from the original show get retconned, and some characters even get different personalities. This is because there are different people that are making the show, and this is their interpretation.
This issue isn't unique to Korra, many shows/movies/series change when they get a new director, producer, or if they're bought by a different company. (Like how StarWars was bought by Disney.) Some of these changes you might like; others you might not. Just don't feel you have to blindly accept whatever happens.
A while back some people arguing who was better/ stronger;
Percy Jackson or a water bender.
Most of them concluded that Percy Jackson was stronger, but I always thought this was an unfair comparison.
First, demigods in the world of Percy Jackson are primarily warriors who only occasionally/ rarely use elemental powers. Second, the rules and limits in Avatar are very clear, whereas a Demigod's power doesn't have any clear limits. The two worlds treat magic so differently that it feels unfair to ask "who is better". You might as well compare “Dragonball” to “Harry Potter”.
Added the Spiritual forms of bending to my so it’s pretty much done. (I hope)
Below are it’s previous versions:
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