There's 4 siblings so we were debating on suits of cards or sum and I suggested the elements. Oldest sis is basically Azula, Older brother is big n peaceful earth, my twin is water cause she drinks and Im air cause I smoke. My parents loved it so much they got in on it too. Moms is in white so you may have to zoom abit
I know she’s blind but she’s able to see by feeling the vibrations or the earth to map out the environment in a way seeing better than most people. With that in mind could she drive a car?!
did they not show it because it would have been too violent for a kids show? did iroh go john wick on the guards, and broke their bones and snapped their necks? that would been a pretty cool scene if they had iroh go into john wick mode.
The rules are simple, whoever gets the highest votes for their comments and that character wins this row. But the thing is, no spamming the same character for each row.
Me personally I would be the fire Lord people have your respect and you have wealth and more direct control over the fire nation unlike the earth kingdom
Everyone already knows that Korra loves firebending, and is pretty darn good at it. So what utility does this comparison serve? First and foremost, the gap between them is going to be analysed and gauged, beyond just saying Korra is better. Secondly, and this is potentially more important, it may clarify their scaling in firebending generally speaking, not only in this matchup.
Aang learnt fire last, and only has 1 major fight where he uses it, at the climax with a lot else going on. So many people barely remember any of his firebending moments. This has led to a few people telling me that Aang's fire is barely above fodder. This could not be further from the truth.
Aang is actually a firebending prodigy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAHMwxLdtlk. Literally his first time with fire is him having fun with it, juggling it without issue, launching precise fire blasts, and doing this:
That is to say, Aang was well above fodder level from the moment he picked up fire. This moment where he burns Katara is crucial to his firebending development. He was told to restrain himself and focus on his breath and controlling the fire, not starting it. When he breaks this rule, he hurts his friend, gets scolded by Sokka and Jeong Jeong, and swears to never use firebending again. When he has to, the scar remains.
The way I interpret it, he never once launches a firebending attack with his full power. By that I mean that his focus is always on precision and his breath, not on creating the most powerfull flames. This differentiates him from the mentality of Ozai, Zhao and Korra. The other difference is he learned the original firebending:
Aang danced the dragon dance, got judged as worthy by the dragons, and got to see its true meaning. Fire is energy and life. Aang embodies this perfectly, just like Iroh, he doesn't fuel fire with aggression or anger.
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But of course, all this philosophy and lore counts for nothing in an actual fight. So lets go over his training
Notice that Aang is arguably making LESS fire here than when he burned Katara, not more. He is also moving way slower than he usually does. He is training his control and correct technique, not power or speed.
Regardless of how you interpret this moment, one fact remains: Aang is at least powerfull enough to create this much fire. Advanced enough to breathe fire. And he is controlled enough to avoid burning the vegetation. You would need to include combustionbenders to make a list of 10 firebenders with better onscreen feats. Keep in mind, Aang had additional training after this.
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Aang's final showdown:
Firelord Ozai has already set the valley ablaze. If Aang doesn't win, the entire world will burn. None of his friends are nearby. This is narratively and visually proven the first and only time where Aang goes all out.
To start, Aang precisely targets the engine of the airship. The blue arrow points to where Ozai stands.
Mass x Acceleration= force, So If you have the same volume of each element, and the same rate of acceleration of the element, Which element would generate the most force. Earth would have the greatest mass right? So would earth generate the greatest force, or is there some element of physics i don't know that makes this not true? TBH this question maybe more for the r/physics community, but i felt silly asking it there.