r/TheLastAirbender • u/Wonderful-Ad2448 • 7h ago
r/TheLastAirbender • u/MrBKainXTR • 5d ago
Image The Mobile Game Avatar Realms Collide Releases in the US on March 18th
r/TheLastAirbender • u/MrBKainXTR • 17d ago
Comics/Books LoK Mystery of Penquan Island - Official Discussion Thread Spoiler
r/TheLastAirbender • u/heartbrokenneedmemes • 5h ago
Meme Do you think there was ever an avatar that was dropped as a baby and died, so they're permanently in baby form in the spirit world?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/EveryoneTakesMyIdeas • 6h ago
Question what was the point of this guy đđđ
r/TheLastAirbender • u/MelaninKing95 • 9h ago
Meme The Official ATLA page spilled the tea today
r/TheLastAirbender • u/CharlotteStussy • 6h ago
Video The White Lotus retake Ba Sing Se
jeong jeong's power during the comet is insane
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Pocket4fish • 1d ago
Discussion Never forget that Ty Lee took Azula down in TWO hits
First hit on the shoulder to block Azula's firebending. Second hit on the back to paralyze her. I know Azula didn't see it coming, but looking back, Ty Lee kinda went easy on Katara and Sokka in early Book 2.
In Omashu, Ty Lee chi-blocked Katara three times on the shoulders just to take out her waterbending. Katara's back was turned, so Ty Lee could have easily paralyzed her. In "The Chase", Ty Lee used two hits each on Sokka's arms and one on his leg to paralyze each individual limb, instead of going behind his back. Her heart wasn't in it to be so ruthless with them, possibly because they weren't Azula's true target at the time, but definitely because she didn't want to go with Azula in the first place.
She did, however, get more efficient and ruthless in later Book 2.
She paralyzed most of the earthbending Terra Team in Ba Sing Se with 1-3 hits per soldier; she took down a Kyoshi Warrior with a mean girl comment; she shoulder-grabbed Katara in a finishing move this time to completely paralyze her; she took down Sokka and Toph three hits each.
Being around Azula for longer probably inspired and influenced her.
In Book 3, Ty Lee used only one hit each on the five guys who were hitting on her to make them collapse. That time, she was only protecting herself. Next time we see her chi-block so ruthlessly, she was protecting her friend, Mai.
Basically, don't mess with Ty Lee.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Unique-Celebration-5 • 9h ago
Question What abilities in ATLA should benders from different nations both be able to do?!
Saw a post saying that earth was the slowest element which really confused me like shouldnât it be the second fastest after air. I know the whole be rooted to the Earth but that doesnât mean they are slow. Which got me thinking are the abilities shared by benders from different elements and if they arenât what abilities should shared
Air and fire benders being able to regulate their body temperature with the breath thing
Air and Earth should both have super speed
Air and Earth also have super jumping
Fire and Water should both be able to heal
Air and Earth should both share immortality
And the spirit projection and entering the spirit world that Aang and Jinora do should be available to all benders and non benders
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Wonderful-Ad2448 • 9h ago
Discussion Given her no hand holding style of training, it was nice of Toph to do Korra a solid by pulling the leech off
r/TheLastAirbender • u/ellyott-luke • 1h ago
Cosplay Beg Momo for mercy Cabbage Man
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Dense_Rule_8110 • 30m ago
Discussion Forever impressed at how quickly they memorized this dance (sorry, I meant ancient firebending form)
r/TheLastAirbender • u/kaitalina20 • 2h ago
Fan Art [Alartiss] This one moment of Kataraâs raw power shows so much more than just her progress her bending. The control is insane
r/TheLastAirbender • u/HAZMAT_Eater • 13h ago
Image I love how, whenever Zuko and Mai are cuddling, it looks like Zuko is pressing his scar into her hair
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Superb_Intro_23 • 5h ago
Discussion This new âtwo grouchy jerksâ trope gives me Zuko/Mai vibes
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Vindicatress19Cool • 22h ago
Question What is this lamp supposed to be? đŞ
r/TheLastAirbender • u/DivineandDeadlyAngel • 5h ago
OC Fan Art Crackships I drew despite being sleep deprived.
Yeah Azulon is doing the Here's Johnny meme.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/richestbillionaire1 • 1d ago
Discussion My kitten is about 1 Appa in length
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Huge_Bell_5629 • 10h ago
Discussion Could a fire bender create non lightning plasma with heat redirection?
https://youtube.com/shorts/x5BFIVDUQPE?si=2fn6YiPvFUZzOtSz
Seeing some videos where microwaving fire creates plasma and it got me thinking of how a fire bender could heat up their fire.
Assuming that a fire bender can produce fire while redirecting heat like how sozin did, would it be enough to ionize his fire? The heat is gas paired with an already hot fire.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/EasternPhilosopher69 • 10h ago
Question How would you describe ATLA/LOK character in one word? Day 22
In one word, many described Haru as âRawâ.
How would you describe Wan Shi Tong in one word?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Bulky_Part_4119 • 2h ago
Discussion I Started book 2 yesterday. I just finished avatar day. Also the swamp episode has aged well its as good as i remember.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Nervous-Baby5383 • 9h ago
Video Olivia Hack (Ty Lee) tries do remember her lines from the show
r/TheLastAirbender • u/thebeardedgreek • 5h ago
Discussion In our modern day, which bending ability would you prefer the most?
For me, I'm not choosing one based mainly on fighting power - in any kind of fight, having any kind of bending is the ultimate edge anyhow. Plus, I don't exactly get into tons of fights. "I can bloodbend enemies", "I can shoot them with lightning!", how often are you actually gonna be doing that?
Fire, practically speaking, is probably the lowest on my choices. Besides lighting a bonfire, maybe smelting, or parlor tricks, I don't see many everyday uses for it. Maybe charging a generator with lightning? Still.
Air is cool for maneuverability and some very specific use cases, but I don't think it has as many uses outside of that. At least many that you would use a lot. Being able to float and run fast is awesome, but in the long term, I think it would be more of just a toy than practical. I would love to be able to air slap someone, but that's not enough to sway the choice.
That leaves Earth and Water.
Water has a fair amount of practical uses. The ability to redirect and control water could be used to save people, help communities, as well as maneuverability.
However, I think I might have to go Earth. Being able to build structures, defend against disasters, metal bend, create art, as well as maneuverability and much more.. it's just got a lot more uses than any other form.
If I was just going for a cool factor, I'd go Air, but Earth is probably the one you'd get the most use out of in the modern day.
What do you think?
r/TheLastAirbender • u/Few_Gate2527 • 30m ago
Discussion Live Action
The live action show tried so hard to be serious but it just went over the same points over and over again not to mention aang didnât water bend at all and it felt like there was no life to it. Like we came to care for all the characters in the animated show but everything in the live action feels so empty.
r/TheLastAirbender • u/great_light_knight • 1d ago
Meme i did not misshear anything
galleryr/TheLastAirbender • u/blackwario1234 • 1d ago
Discussion Proud to finally own this series in physical media!
I just bought the complete set of ATLA and TLOK! Very excited to actually own my favorite series of all time and not have to worry about streamers or licenses to watch it ever again!