<p>No, you told me something that you <i>claim</i> the writers said, even though you've given no actual <i>evidence</i>, & I actually have a source that <i>contradicts</i> what you claim. </p><p>You have this backwards. I'M the one giving YOU evidence that you refuse to acknowledge because it doesn't say what you want us to think. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Neo Bahamut wrote:
No, you told me something that you <i>claim</i> the writers said, even though you've given no actual <i>evidence</i>, & I actually have a source that <i>contradicts</i> what you claim. <p>You have this backwards. I'M the one giving YOU evidence that you refuse to acknowledge because it doesn't say what you want us to think. </p> </i></div>
<p>Read what I just said a few replies ago. </p>

<p>There's no sign that <i>Legend of Korra</i> has changed the hereditary aspect of bending in any way, but other than that, what about it? </p>

<p>I am not sure if you interpreted my comment correctly @Neo Bahamut. </p><p>Anyways, the type of bending depends on the heritage which hence depends on the genes. I think that non-benders parents can have kids who can do bending. Because it was stated in an original draft by the creators. (They had written stuffs on it such as the animals in Avatar universe will be a mix of two animals from Real Universe. ). You better search for it and you will know. </p><p>it is likely Kiyi might attain bending but given that her spiritual connection is weaker it is also highly likely she may not. </p>

<p>You don't even have to go any further than ATLA Book 1 to see that two non-benders can produce a bender: KATARA. Both parents are nonbenders, she's a waterbender.  </p>

<div class="quote"><i>DrachenRitter42 wrote:
You don't even have to go any further than ATLA Book 1 to see that two non-benders can produce a bender: KATARA. Both parents are nonbenders, she's a waterbender. </i></div>
<p>Lol. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>it is likely Kiyi might attain bending but given that her spiritual connection is weaker it is also highly likely she may not.</i></div>
<p>What?
</p>

<div class="quote"><i>SaitamaBro wrote:
<div class="quote">it is likely Kiyi might attain bending but given that her spiritual connection is weaker it is also highly likely she may not.</i></div>
What?
</div> <p>I mean firebenders have lower "spritual attachement" or whatever 'wahoo-you-would-like-to-call-it' than airbenders. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>DrachenRitter42 wrote:
You don't even have to go any further than ATLA Book 1 to see that two non-benders can produce a bender: KATARA. Both parents are nonbenders, she's a waterbender. </i></div>
<p>There are more examples actually. For example, Toph's parents were nonbenders, she's an earthbender. A person who is blessed with bending is usually coincidental unless either or both parents are benders (thus higher spiritual connection). </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Mrnewwanderer wrote:
<div class="quote">DrachenRitter42 wrote:
You don't even have to go any further than ATLA Book 1 to see that two non-benders can produce a bender: KATARA. Both parents are nonbenders, she's a waterbender. </i></div>
There are more examples actually. For example, Toph's parents were nonbenders, she's an earthbender. A person who is blessed with bending is usually coincidental unless either or both parents are benders (thus higher spiritual connection). </div> <p>Katara and Toph both seemed to have better spiritual connection than any other.... except for- you know.. </p>