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FromTheEast·10/4/2014 in Netflix series

<p>So it will start something like this, Kuvira would manage to kill off Prince Wu then Kuvira will take the throne but then he will be imprisoned/killed by the team avatar. Which means the throne would be left empty. I think the reason why Toph would return is because she will be queen or neither his daughters. I know it's too early but what do you think? </p><p>Don't hate me, just a theory. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/15/2014

<div class="quote"><i>8th Hero of Olympus wrote:
<div class="quote"> <p>ShortswitsoxZ wrote: That would be insanely dark for the White Loutus. </p> </i></div>
Well, then again, when Iroh was captured, Earth Kingdom soldiers actually wanted to crush his hands and arms, to incapacitate Iroh's powerful firebending... Now, you cannot argue that this was much darker than simply slicing those arms off? Just a thought... </div> <p>That's true. How about the concept of killing? Is it too dark too? </p>

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FromTheEast·8/14/2014

<p>Back at the question. </p><p>I would like to see a an avatar story which timeline is like decades ago. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/14/2014

<p>I think Toph won't be appearing at book 3. I think the creators would minimize our chances to show the oiginal team avatar ever appearing again but if they do show them in LOK it would be like showing them each books; for example: Katara was shown in books 1 and 2, Zuko was shown in book 3, and I do think Toph would be appearing at book 4. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/14/2014

<div class="quote"><i>Avatar thoyrn wrote:
how would she get the sweat or urine to create arms onto her shoulders?</i></div>
<p>Just like what WS said, she would use her chi but unfortunately the theories on chi blocking her seems made her bending abilities useless. (I still think wether if you still need chi or not on bending.) </p>

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FromTheEast·8/10/2014

<div class="quote"><i>IAmNothing712 wrote:
Just admit it guys, this episode is "breathtaking."</i></div>
<p>Yeah, I hope it won't make the crowd go crazy about it. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/8/2014

<div class="quote"><i>Thinker224 wrote:
<div class="quote">AtomicPsychology wrote:
Idk if this is just an animation thing or supporting evidence that she's psychically waterbending, but in "The Stakeout" when Asami escapes woth Korra and Ming-Hua is the first person to see it, her pupils shrink when she shouts, "The Avatar!"</i></div>
Ehh, that probably just to enphasis that she's entering a more tense state of mind. Similar thing could be said when Huan gets angry at Bolin. <p>But more on-topic, she probably lost her arms way before or was born without arms. Would explain how she's extremely adept to bending without the apendages and why the other members are not surpised in any way. For all we know she bends with more subtle movements (as other said perhaps even spinal movements), or even develped a more psychic style of bending like combustion benders and Yakone's bloodline. </p> </div> <p>I definitely agree now, she lost her arms not because of the kidnap attempt, Minghua was born armless then. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/7/2014

<div class="quote"><i>Neo Bahamut wrote:
We've only ever seen the interior of a hospital, during Yakone's surgery, & it's highly likely that there is more than 1 hospital in the city anyway.</i></div>
<p>Yakone's surgery happened years ago. Maybe Katara has a statue now? or we can lose hope on believing that Katara even had/has a statue. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/7/2014

<div class="quote"><i>The Wikia Editor wrote:
<div class="quote">FromTheEast wrote:
If you ask me, I'm pretty sure this is a big plot hole.</i></div>
How so? </div> <p>Disregarding Water Spout's statement. How can an armless woman learned how to bend? If so she has arms before she was imprisoned and it was torn away from her by torture (Of course, by OWL's doing) , do you think it sounds too vague for a kids tv show? </p>

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FromTheEast·8/7/2014

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</p> <div class="quote"> <p>FromTheEast wrote: I agree to to the fact that they used Chi blocking. Very nice theory but does chi blocking only makes the victim powerless but can it makes the mind defenseless too? Considering if Minghua uses her mind to control her armless waterbending does chi blocking really makes the whole body and mind powerless? </p> </i></div>
<p>Regardless of how she manages to bend, chi blocking will render Ming-Hua's bending useless. If you disrupt a bender's chi flow, then they have no way of effectively influencing the element at their disposal. Combustion works in a similar way; the obstructions to Combustion Man's and P'Li's third eyes both caused them to temporarily lose the ability to focus their mental energy into an explosive beam, since they were essentially chi blocked. </p> </div> <p>Makes sense. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/7/2014

I hope the next Avatar series won't be a sequel. I bet it's prequel.

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FromTheEast·8/7/2014

<div class="quote"><i>ShortswitsoxZ wrote:
<div class="quote">FromTheEast wrote:
Don't worry, I'm sure she has one. I guess that her statues will be shown once Korra is sent to the hospital if she has been severely injured by the Red Lotus.</i></div>
, and in republic city </div> <p>Ofcourse it will be located at Republic City. But I can't recall some episodes that one of the characters were sent to the hospital. Anyone recalls that someone on the main casts was sent to the hospital? If so the hospital would be shown in some episodes then Katara's statue doesn't exist, lol. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/7/2014

I agree to to the fact that they used Chi blocking. Very nice theory but does chi blocking only makes the victim powerless but can it makes the mind defenseless too? Considering if Minghua uses her mind to control her armless waterbending does chi blocking really makes the whole body and mind powerless?

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FromTheEast·8/7/2014

<p>If you ask me, I'm pretty sure this is a big plot hole. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/6/2014

<p>I would like a story about a non-bender or a story without the avatar. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/6/2014

<p>Don't worry, I'm sure she has one. I guess that her statues will be shown once Korra is sent to the hospital if she has been severely injured by the Red Lotus. </p><p>
</p><p>EDIT: Edited some stuff. Lol. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/6/2014

<p>Noone in LOK told us anything about the kidnap attempt, maybe Minghua loses her arms on the attack? </p>

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FromTheEast·8/6/2014

Maybe the OWL guards closes her eyes and binds her with more binding equipments and then force her to drink more water that can last her 3 days. Lol. Or maybe because she uses straws?

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FromTheEast·8/6/2014

<p>Maybe because she needs some hands but yet she uses her mind which seems to control her bending. </p><p>Or maybe because she is a waterbender and waterbenders can't sweat without doing some activities that can make them sweat. </p>

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FromTheEast·8/3/2014

<p>What you saw at book one was the time where they still live. When the OWL visits Korra's house to confirm if she's the avatar was the day that the Red Lotus attempted kidnap, remember Tenzin saying that they defended Korra against them? maybe that day was the day when Sokka died too. </p>

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