@DialgaMarine92@fwmann1e Supposedly Katara, in the first episode of S3. She creates fog, which is not the same as steam, but I can't think of a way she can create fog without heating the water, assuming a stable surrounding air temperature. While I could be wrong, I don't see why she wouldn't be able to
@DialgaMarine92@fwmann1e Just because an element is heated doesn't mean that it requires fire chi. Waterbenders can freeze water and create steam. Airbenders can control the temperature of the air around them. Earthbenders can therefore create lava and cool it. The level of power needed changes though.
@NoKOzKamui@author_pandp Earthbending is HEAVILY nerfed in the SHOW. A lot of plot points would just succumb to an earth cage. Ty Lee with the Terra Team? Encase her in stone. Azula here? Encase her in stone. Etc. Of course it would be too easy and boring, so I understand.
@neincubed@JoshuaPsyclone@naMnaSYt The Lion Turtles were in the show as early as the unaired pilot intro. Their existence is foreshadowed at least 4 times in the show before the finale sequence. This was always going to be the lore, regardless of people insinuating that something changed along the way.
@Righteous_Donut@anime_daily If you are asking about after the war ended, Aang did find out about them in the new movie and that is why Tenzin has Oogi. They probably never actively seeked him out to ensure absolute secrecy, because as we see in S3E7, there are willing poachers to hunt them down.
@Righteous_Donut@anime_daily In Legend of Korra S2E8 (the second Beginnings episode), at the end the fire priestesses explain that they have been raising Air Bison in secrecy ever since the 100-Year-War started and they give her one to travel.
@Playtim3isover@Marcelcrypt @mailgull @Elvinaife Unless Aang did something metal like create the air bubbles from his own air in his lungs, waterbend the boundary of the sphere to hold the shape, and dispensed his air inside the bubble for his friends to survive while the Avatar State kept him going. That's my headcanon now.
@Playtim3isover@Marcelcrypt @mailgull @Elvinaife However, I'm not sure I agree with this being possible. I can understand firebending, igniting existing air by projecting your chi outwards, but creating air means creating the air molecules themselves, which would be mental.
@haase_steven@wordisnot_real@FormerlyPlock Chi specifically, both life energy of humans (like Aang did to Ozai) and spirit energy (like Korra did with her projection in S2 and the spirit vine energy in S4).
@Eviltrkeyslice@CeroVtuberEN@DRIPWALLPAPER I think it is a reference to "Your Momoness" when he was acting all distinguished. I can see Sokka, since he called King Kuei "Your Kingliness", but Aang is not a wrong assumption. They share a singular braincell.
@Ouch_My_Back_@DRIPWALLPAPER Hotman was explained by another person, while "Your Fieriness" sounds like "Your Momoness" which is what he called Lord Momo of the Momo Dynasty.
@Indigo_Bed@corruptmod I can agree. Meteorites are in training and in the end battle with Kuvira inside the mech. The meta reason could be the older animation made it look more rugged, the lore reason could be that the alloy they used might have more uniformed impurities so it bends more smoothly.
@corruptmod@Indigo_Bed Well tbf, the water-like metal they used for training was meteorite, like the one Toph bent like play-doh in Sokka's Master episode, specifically because it is easier for beginners.
@HSsai@Celebrimb051 They are talking about when Katara healed herself in the Deserter episode after beind burned, before they ever made contact with the Northern Water Tribe. It is something that she just had and found out when needed. And I have no issues with that, same with Bolin's abilities.
@Sageblavk@Fenrirtheicewo1 Airbenders can adjust the temp of the surrounding air to regulate body temp, waterbenders can freeze water and create steam, earthbenders (although rare) can create lava (and subdue it) and some firebenders can heatbend.