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The Last Airbender
Mine are prob katara and ty lee
Bloodbending was introduced as a nightmare scenario in ATLA. It was their Halloween episode after all. By the time of LOK it had been outlawed because of its use by criminal elements. However many of our modern pharmaceuticals found their first use as poisons used for murder and assassination.
It strikes me that the ability to manipulate the water in a living body would be invaluable to medical treatment and medical research. If the medical knowledge and techniques in the Avatar universe advance to the level of our current society we're likely to see bloodbending as a medical specialty added to the waterbender's healing repertoire.
If "bloodbending"didn't exist, who do you think would be the best "waterbender"? In my opinion, it's "Taqukaq." or "katara"
Considering that humans should have no dependence on the ground in order to fly, is it possible for avatars to do so? Since they are always responsible for the world and, in a way, are connected to it.
Remember when Katara tried to save Haru in that metal prison? Well, all I could think know is, "If Toph was there, the fire nation would be crushed.
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In what if...? Parameters what could happen if aang wasn't stuck in the ice for 100 years if was less if he was released in a period with young versions of his friends including hakoda (the father of sokka and katara) and ursa (the mother of zuko)