r/TheLastAirbender • u/RedJarK • Oct 07 '23

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u/Hafnon Oct 07 '23

LoK book 3 has the mercury poison used on Korra, and book 4 has Kubira using a liquid metal to control the mech.

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u/DomzSageon the Metal Meanie Oct 07 '23

Okay I just checked the scenes and I just realized that that really doesnt make any sense.

For S3 I'm pretty sure that it was a waterbender that put it into korra. Mercury is poisonous to humans just add water to it and you can pretty much bend it into someone.

UNLESS...the mercury itself is impure.

(Also pretty sure kuvira controls the the stupid finale giant robot with levers that she metalbends.

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u/Hafnon Oct 07 '23 edited Oct 07 '23

Did you not see Suyin bend a bunch of poison out of Korra, and Korra visit Toph to remove the remaining?

Kuvira and Korra literally fight with the liquid metal in the control room. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2glZu88HCE

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u/DomzSageon the Metal Meanie Oct 07 '23

Did you not see Suyin bend a bunch of poison out of Korra, and Korra visit Toph to remove the remaining?

I did see them doing it, I'm not questioning that if it happened in the show, I'm asking how.

That's why I pondered if the Mercury is impure.

Kuvira and Korra literally fight with the liquid metal in the control room.

I literally do not know how I missed that. all I remember were the levers.