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Remember in the episode The Headband? The teacher and kids said that they don't dance in the fire nation. Yet another way to show how the fire nation went far from the original firebending essence. They erased the culture they used to have before the war
Sadly it's what happen in fundamentalist group in many countries. THe first step is to erase distraction and culture and any way of expression, because any way of expression can be a way to express opposition.
i’m connecting so many things I’ve never noticed reading these comments lol. this show is just unbelievably well written, the amount of parallels between so many different characters/episodes is amazing
Jeong Jeong might've taught Aang important lessons of discipline and patience but this episode I feel shows that Jeong Jeong would've been the wrong teacher for Aang because he saw fire as only bringing pain and destruction but the Sun Warriors show that it is also life. Think about where society would be right now without fire.
and just humans in general. there’s a theory that I really believe that says that our brains started developing to the level they are now because of fire. because we started cooking our food (which no other animal does), we didn’t have to spend so much time grazing/foraging/eating since cooked food is significantly easier to eat. our brains require 20% of the calories eat, despite being just 2% of our bodyweight, and that level of energy just isn’t possible for other animals
Ah yes, the Zuko field trips, love seeing Zuko slowly settling in with the Gaang, he's never really been in a group dynamic of others his age who will banter with him, the next episodes are probably my favourites though so excited for them :)
You're so right, the gaang didn't see his journey like we did. For them it went like this: The north pole he took Aang, Then they fought sort of with him against Azula in The Chase Then the next time was in the crossroads of destiny, he talked to Katara about changing but then sided with Azula and caused a loss to their team and Aang died. Then the most recent time they saw him was in the last episode, the western air temple.
This is one of my favourite episodes in the entire series It's gorgeous and i love Aang and Zuko's big brother little brother energy The lore is amazing Having the Avatar credit theme played while Zuko and Aang are dancing with the dragons... Chills.
My favorite episode in the entire series. The way they explain what firebending’s true nature. The whole show they showed how everyone hates the Fire Nation for the things they do , while not knowing that they have been misguided and lied too about there culture for hundreds of years. For example , like how Aang went to school and the textbooks lied about what happened 100 years ago.
19:09 remember the theme of the blue and red dragons? In Zuko's dream while he was sick, and in the story of Roku and Sizing In the dream Iroh voiced the red dragon while Azula voiced the blue dragon. In the past, Roku's dragon was red (Fang) while Sozin's was blue
Aang:”I don’t normally play this card, but I’m the Avatar.” What is he kidding? The whole of the first and second seasons was him saying I’m the Avatar and getting free stuff.
Finally, WE'RE HERE!! This is my favorite episode for so many reasons. It is the first entire episode where we have a fully completed Gaang. Zuko was the last piece of the puzzle. On subsequent watchings, episodes prior to this, something feels missing. That something, is a fire bender in the group. We are almost at the end of the show, and THIS is the episode we learn the true nature of fire bending. Prior to this, as Jeong Jeong stated back in season one, All we are shown is that fire is pretty much just destruction, and pain. This is because of Sozin. He warped the very nature of fire as we know it. The true nature of firebending is just as amazing as any of the other elements. They are ALL equally important, and exist in perfect harmony with one another. It is a core principle of the show. All the elements bring life.. Water and Air obviously, Carbon and other elements from the Earth, and Fire gives the energy to do all the work. Water is healing and life Earth is stability and life Fire is energy and life Air is spirituality and life. I love the way we are lead to believe that Iroh was capable of such a thing as murdering a dragon, only to be surprised with the WHOLESOME fact that he lied, and all along he knew the true secrets. We finally know why Iroh is such a badass, and perfect mentor for Zuko. Prior to this episode, Iroh is the only member of the fire nation to bend using the traditional methods.
I still have this theory that Sozen started this tradition because his own dragon turned on him after seeing him leave Roku and Fang to die. And he needed to spin having his own dragon killed.
nice people, generally, don't make fun of others that they don't know. if they make fun of you, it shows that they trust you. i think it's really sweet. zuko always needed love, as shown by his story with the different members of his family. now he has a chosen family, which is similar to toph and aang.
Yesss! Ever since you guys (especially spartan) started loving Zuko, this has been one of the episodes I’ve been waiting for. It’s so cool to see them learn from the dragons - iconic 😌
The gang already knew Zuko and Aang went to the Sun Warrior ruins. They probably didn't say the people were still alive or that dragons were still around.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl They literally said, and I quote directly from the official transcript "With this technique the dragons showed us, Zuko and I will be unstoppable."
Great reaction Pudgey and Spartan! This episode was so instrumental in understanding firebenders and firebending. I love that Iroh lied to protect the dragons and the Sun Warriors, Aang finally conquering his fear of firebending and Zuko obtaining a new 'source' for firebending. If you recall every time before this episode Zuko had ever firebended he always grunted or shouted, and it sounded very rough, like he had said, his source of firebending was anger/rage and that drive for chasing/hunting down the Avatar. And now going forward, no more grunting/shouting/screaming, it's going to be almost 'tranquil firebending'! The amount of detail in this show down to the sounds one makes when bending is truly spectacular and unparalleled
the next few episodes are some of my favorites. Zuko goes on trips with each member of the gang and brings them all closer together. One of my favorite shows of all time!
I respect you spartan for sticking by zuko this whole journey. A lot of people lost faith after season 2 when he betrayed iroh, but you still had faith. You too pudgey 😂
I think the thing i love the most about the brilliance of Zukos character is how much i truly feel like he earned it. Its extremely difficult to write a character who connects with the audience in such a way that even THEY have felt his pain, and watching him finally realize and change.... its so satisfying because he did everything he could do to actually be what he thought he should be.
In my head cannon Irohs turning point from a fire nation general and feared Fire nation prince was after his 100 day siege of Ba Sing Se and his Son was killed. I think he was in this state of limbo after that like Zuko was and then found the son warriors. Meanwhile Ozai made his play for the throne.
I looked forward to your reactions to this episode since season one episode one. I knew you’d enjoy it and would never see it coming…Like Toph. (She would like that pun)
Since I know you guys have seen the rest of the show, notice that Zuko meets Azula as an equal in every fight they have til the end of the show. He doesn't blow her out of the water, but he's competitive against her skill in a way he wasn't in Book 2.
damn i remember watching this episode when i was a kid, i was so impressed by the dragons i drew aang and zuko together doing the dragon dance wahh the memories great episode!
This is the best episode of the entire book. In the mural at entrance of the temple it was an image of the first avatar, I hope you realize in the future for the next avatar generation...
I love that we are already here at some of my favourite episodes of the show, and I seriously can't wait for you to find out how different and great Korra is! ^^
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I have this theory that Azula's fire is blue because she made herself quit feeling things after her mother vanished. Her confession on the beach 100% convinced me that all this time, Azula was trying to get her mom to praise her like she praised Zuko. But it was Ozai that praised her instead. So I think that when she disappeared, Azula was GUTTED. She turned herself off, and became a weapon for her father so she could continue to have the love of her only remaining parent. I think that's when her fire went blue. And why it's so effing hot. I think it's because it's so much closer to lighting than fire with the amount of energy it packs. Iroh told Zuko lightning is sometimes called the cold-blooded fire. Requiring a perfectly calm emotional state to separate the energy to generate lightning. I can't think of a time EVER that she bent or did anything without this emotionless, calculated goal in mind: Please Father. She's FOURTEEN years old. It's just so sad by the end.
One of my faves from Book 3. I know u guys are basically done with this show but at this point you seem like u still expecting a lot of iroh. The voice actor died and he takes a huge backseat in book 3. Hes not the focus anymore. Hes really a book 1 and book 2 character. He cant keep saving the day.
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So I wondered quite recently, as I go through your Avatar reactions and again with this episode, if you guys had sat through the 'Water Earth Fire Air' intro and the credits roll, 'cause you guys never really talk about it as far as I recall, and here you guys didn't point out that the credits music when it played in-show. 🤔 Also, it's not likely that you guys ended up doing it but I had this idea where you guys do intro monologue at the end of the series. 😆
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the way you don’t understand the difference bw being able to shoot fire willy nilly from your hands and being able to control, fight, and move in sync with the element is embarrassing. i can pick up a pencil and write words in another language, but that doesn’t mean i understand their meaning
@@radicaldreamer927 The only original "benders" that we know of in the story have always been Dragons, Skybison, the Moon, Badgermoles, and the Lion Turtles, as they can all bend their energies inherently. Every mention of the "origin" in bending for humans in atla says "Learn". If every human could just learn to be a bender, then no one would have to be born as one. "Bending" has always been in two parts, the power and the art. The power is an inherent magical element inside some people. Katara in episode 1 can move water all she wants, but she doesn't know how to Waterbend. Actual Waterbending is a style of techniques to master in order to have refined control over water, making it an extension of your body, not just hydrokinesis. Furthermore, progression in bending has always been about gaining more knowledge, not power. Iroh said he studied Waterbenders in order to develop the technique to redirect lightning, That does not make him a Waterbender, he just Learned from their forms. The same goes for Z man; he could study bending all he wanted, it didn't make him a bender since he didn't have the power. As we see in the finale, if bending was only a thing to be learned, it couldn't just be taken away. It really isn't the show's fault that you misunderstand a fundamental aspect of it
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@@RLucas3000 it is literally says that they started Korra on Patreon🤷♀
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Remember in the episode The Headband? The teacher and kids said that they don't dance in the fire nation.
Yet another way to show how the fire nation went far from the original firebending essence. They erased the culture they used to have before the war
Great point!
The many times I've watched this show, never put those two things together, good pick up
Sadly it's what happen in fundamentalist group in many countries.
THe first step is to erase distraction and culture and any way of expression, because any way of expression can be a way to express opposition.
i’m connecting so many things I’ve never noticed reading these comments lol. this show is just unbelievably well written, the amount of parallels between so many different characters/episodes is amazing
One of the things I like about Zuko’s redemption is that he is still in character. He is still easily angered and struggles socially
I once saw someone point out that (family aside) Zuko’s defining trait is his awkwardness. Very true lol
@@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend take away all the screaming anger and need for honour and all you have is an awkward teenager and it’s honestly adorable lol
@@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend he doesn't seem awkward in the flashbacks with his mom though
@@kainoawaikiki2614 that’s because she was the only person he was comfortable around you can see it in the flashbacks
@@dylannathaniel1940What about when he is playing with mai azula and ty lee as a child?
"Power in Firebending comes from the breath, not the muscles." Iroh, S1x01
Sun Warrior's Chief : "but seriously don't tell anyone"
Aang + Zuko : **tell the whole gaang anyway**
Jeong Jeong might've taught Aang important lessons of discipline and patience but this episode I feel shows that Jeong Jeong would've been the wrong teacher for Aang because he saw fire as only bringing pain and destruction but the Sun Warriors show that it is also life. Think about where society would be right now without fire.
and just humans in general. there’s a theory that I really believe that says that our brains started developing to the level they are now because of fire. because we started cooking our food (which no other animal does), we didn’t have to spend so much time grazing/foraging/eating since cooked food is significantly easier to eat. our brains require 20% of the calories eat, despite being just 2% of our bodyweight, and that level of energy just isn’t possible for other animals
Ah yes, the Zuko field trips, love seeing Zuko slowly settling in with the Gaang, he's never really been in a group dynamic of others his age who will banter with him, the next episodes are probably my favourites though so excited for them :)
You're so right, the gaang didn't see his journey like we did.
For them it went like this:
The north pole he took Aang,
Then they fought sort of with him against Azula in The Chase
Then the next time was in the crossroads of destiny, he talked to Katara about changing but then sided with Azula and caused a loss to their team and Aang died.
Then the most recent time they saw him was in the last episode, the western air temple.
This is one of my favourite episodes in the entire series
It's gorgeous and i love Aang and Zuko's big brother little brother energy
The lore is amazing
Having the Avatar credit theme played while Zuko and Aang are dancing with the dragons... Chills.
My favorite episode in the entire series. The way they explain what firebending’s true nature. The whole show they showed how everyone hates the Fire Nation for the things they do , while not knowing that they have been misguided and lied too about there culture for hundreds of years. For example , like how Aang went to school and the textbooks lied about what happened 100 years ago.
11:27 I'm pretty sure that was a backhanded compliment from Aang, implying everyone says he's dumb.
Zuko having performance anxiety is the funniest part of this episode 😂
Love Aang and Zukos dynamic. Very wholesome. ❤ Zuko having friends who care about him makes me emotional 😭
This is by far one of my favorite episodes. The dragons mimicking Zuko and Aang doing the dragon dance imo is one of the series best scenes!
“i understand” zuko’s voice actor does such a good job with that scene
19:09 remember the theme of the blue and red dragons?
In Zuko's dream while he was sick, and in the story of Roku and Sizing
In the dream Iroh voiced the red dragon while Azula voiced the blue dragon.
In the past, Roku's dragon was red (Fang) while Sozin's was blue
Aang:”I don’t normally play this card, but I’m the Avatar.”
What is he kidding? The whole of the first and second seasons was him saying I’m the Avatar and getting free stuff.
Well he has to make it look like he's a humble guy to deserve that firebending secret hahaha
Finally, WE'RE HERE!!
This is my favorite episode for so many reasons. It is the first entire episode where we have a fully completed Gaang. Zuko was the last piece of the puzzle. On subsequent watchings, episodes prior to this, something feels missing. That something, is a fire bender in the group. We are almost at the end of the show, and THIS is the episode we learn the true nature of fire bending. Prior to this, as Jeong Jeong stated back in season one, All we are shown is that fire is pretty much just destruction, and pain. This is because of Sozin. He warped the very nature of fire as we know it. The true nature of firebending is just as amazing as any of the other elements. They are ALL equally important, and exist in perfect harmony with one another. It is a core principle of the show.
All the elements bring life.. Water and Air obviously, Carbon and other elements from the Earth, and Fire gives the energy to do all the work.
Water is healing and life
Earth is stability and life
Fire is energy and life
Air is spirituality and life.
I love the way we are lead to believe that Iroh was capable of such a thing as murdering a dragon, only to be surprised with the WHOLESOME fact that he lied, and all along he knew the true secrets. We finally know why Iroh is such a badass, and perfect mentor for Zuko. Prior to this episode, Iroh is the only member of the fire nation to bend using the traditional methods.
I still have this theory that Sozen started this tradition because his own dragon turned on him after seeing him leave Roku and Fang to die. And he needed to spin having his own dragon killed.
Ooooo this is a good theory!
Decent theory, and it accords with what became of Sozen's twisted morality.
nice people, generally, don't make fun of others that they don't know. if they make fun of you, it shows that they trust you. i think it's really sweet. zuko always needed love, as shown by his story with the different members of his family.
now he has a chosen family, which is similar to toph and aang.
one of the most epic episodes but i guess you can say that for lots of them
Yesss! Ever since you guys (especially spartan) started loving Zuko, this has been one of the episodes I’ve been waiting for. It’s so cool to see them learn from the dragons - iconic 😌
One major question they never ever answer in avatar (or even hint at) is: Who were Aang's parents?
If you’ve ever been to Bali, a lot of the sun warrior ritual is inspired by the Balinese kecak dance.
"but seriously, don't tell anyone 😠"
*Immediately cuts to a scene of them telling everyone*
The gang already knew Zuko and Aang went to the Sun Warrior ruins. They probably didn't say the people were still alive or that dragons were still around.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl They literally said, and I quote directly from the official transcript "With this technique the dragons showed us, Zuko and I will be unstoppable."
@@ZeallustImmortal Ok my bad. But it's not like they blabbed it to random people, it's their friends.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl Right, but it's still a funny cut
After this episode, you won't see Zuko shout when he bending fire like before
Great reaction Pudgey and Spartan! This episode was so instrumental in understanding firebenders and firebending. I love that Iroh lied to protect the dragons and the Sun Warriors, Aang finally conquering his fear of firebending and Zuko obtaining a new 'source' for firebending. If you recall every time before this episode Zuko had ever firebended he always grunted or shouted, and it sounded very rough, like he had said, his source of firebending was anger/rage and that drive for chasing/hunting down the Avatar. And now going forward, no more grunting/shouting/screaming, it's going to be almost 'tranquil firebending'! The amount of detail in this show down to the sounds one makes when bending is truly spectacular and unparalleled
21:23 the true importance of Iroh, what a character
One of the greatest episodes of the entire show. So much creativiy, such raw power by these cool dragons. And Zuko and Aang going for it together.
Iroh has lots of incredible feats, but saving the dragons is my favorite. He's such a freaking boss.
Aang only learned how to create some fire. It's like learning how to punch in martial arts. He has first day knowledge of fire bending. Nothing more.
This episode is just so stunning visually. I love the continued Zuko development too. 💙
the next few episodes are some of my favorites. Zuko goes on trips with each member of the gang and brings them all closer together. One of my favorite shows of all time!
The music at the dragon scene spitting fire is so good man
I respect you spartan for sticking by zuko this whole journey. A lot of people lost faith after season 2 when he betrayed iroh, but you still had faith. You too pudgey 😂
This episode goes high up there for me just for the Iroh lore.
I think the thing i love the most about the brilliance of Zukos character is how much i truly feel like he earned it. Its extremely difficult to write a character who connects with the audience in such a way that even THEY have felt his pain, and watching him finally realize and change.... its so satisfying because he did everything he could do to actually be what he thought he should be.
Remember from Zuko's dream during his internal conflict after freeing Appa? Masters Ran and Shaw are the dragons that were in his dream there.
To answer your question from the Secret Tunnel episode; "Since when can animals bend?"
Well those animals (Badgermoles) are the original earthbenders.
In my head cannon Irohs turning point from a fire nation general and feared Fire nation prince was after his 100 day siege of Ba Sing Se and his Son was killed. I think he was in this state of limbo after that like Zuko was and then found the son warriors. Meanwhile Ozai made his play for the throne.
I looked forward to your reactions to this episode since season one episode one. I knew you’d enjoy it and would never see it coming…Like Toph. (She would like that pun)
Sokka and zuko are 16. Katara and azula are 14. Toph and aang are 12. Just kids and fighting a whole war
Since I know you guys have seen the rest of the show, notice that Zuko meets Azula as an equal in every fight they have til the end of the show. He doesn't blow her out of the water, but he's competitive against her skill in a way he wasn't in Book 2.
Imagine if Azula learned the true way of fire bending. Dear lord, we would all be screwed.
@@DragonMoth34the dragons would have found her unworthy
damn i remember watching this episode when i was a kid, i was so impressed by the dragons i drew aang and zuko together doing the dragon dance wahh the memories
great episode!
This is the best episode of the entire book. In the mural at entrance of the temple it was an image of the first avatar, I hope you realize in the future for the next avatar generation...
I love that we are already here at some of my favourite episodes of the show, and I seriously can't wait for you to find out how different and great Korra is! ^^
My favourite episode of the entire series, I'm glad you liked it 🎉
One of my favorite episodes of the entire show, thank you guys)
If this episode was only a minute long and tell the story of Toph learning Earthbending, I would still love it.
Pudgey almost quoting Iroh from lake laogi book 2 " is this your own destiny, or a destiny that has been thrust upon you?" to Zuko very cool
This is my favourite episode... Not many people notice ..but that the Theme Song .. Avatars Theme song is The Sun warriors music
Its hard to miss
U will see the difference how zuko firebend after after this episode
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without a doubt, one of the best episodes in the entire series...
These guys have a bunch of DBZ figures in the back and didn't realize that the Dancing Dragon dance is a reference to the Fusion Dance??
I was thinking the same thing
I have this theory that Azula's fire is blue because she made herself quit feeling things after her mother vanished. Her confession on the beach 100% convinced me that all this time, Azula was trying to get her mom to praise her like she praised Zuko. But it was Ozai that praised her instead. So I think that when she disappeared, Azula was GUTTED. She turned herself off, and became a weapon for her father so she could continue to have the love of her only remaining parent. I think that's when her fire went blue. And why it's so effing hot. I think it's because it's so much closer to lighting than fire with the amount of energy it packs. Iroh told Zuko lightning is sometimes called the cold-blooded fire. Requiring a perfectly calm emotional state to separate the energy to generate lightning. I can't think of a time EVER that she bent or did anything without this emotionless, calculated goal in mind: Please Father. She's FOURTEEN years old. It's just so sad by the end.
Azula's only got one color but it's still CRACKED😩😩😩😩
Pudgey has one of the cutest laughs
This episode is One of the best of the whole series 🔥 🐉 🔥
This is my favourite episode of the whole show.
One of my faves from Book 3. I know u guys are basically done with this show but at this point you seem like u still expecting a lot of iroh. The voice actor died and he takes a huge backseat in book 3. Hes not the focus anymore. Hes really a book 1 and book 2 character. He cant keep saving the day.
Also the sound of original fire bending is a bit more crisps and also you can hear a bit or a roar in that fire.
That dancing with a dragon got me dance with my friend on the sidewalk like a lunatic lol
Glued to today's reaction, I am so glad I was able to get here with you two today.
Can't wait for the ember island reaction... That one's hilarious
Two episodes away from the meat of friendship
You're hilarious 😭
i see yall reach korra on patreon how often will u guys drop it over there I'm considering subscribing
Every show they react to, the schedule is 2 episodes a week. As they are doing 2 different shows currently, that means 4 episodes a week total for all content (2 Avatar, 2 GoT). Right now its on demi-god patreon tier, and it will drop to the lower tiers through the normal schedule. For youtube, it will start dropping on here once ATLA is wrapped up. They MIGHT do a 3rd tv series slot, or movies sometime in the future, but this is not a confirmed thing and there is no ETA on those.
Its so nice to see you guys on the journey of this story🔥
this is my favourite episode :3
but seriously dont tell anyone. next scene. wanna know about the cool dragons we just saw :D
So I wondered quite recently, as I go through your Avatar reactions and again with this episode, if you guys had sat through the 'Water Earth Fire Air' intro and the credits roll, 'cause you guys never really talk about it as far as I recall, and here you guys didn't point out that the credits music when it played in-show. 🤔 Also, it's not likely that you guys ended up doing it but I had this idea where you guys do intro monologue at the end of the series. 😆
The next episode is 2 parts will you put it in one vido or separate them all love :)
Y’all better do the last 4 episodes in one, no way I’d be able to wait for this reaction for weeks
The dance of the dragons
oh yeah! This episode is probably my favourite out of season three next to the Ember Island Players.
In my opinion this is the best episode of the entire series
Where in Wog Land are you guys originally from? Romania?
I always laugh when aang says monkey feathers cause in my head it’s mutha f:$er..
Wait is that zukos dragon from korra in the egg?
My favorite episode 🐲🐉🔥🔥🔥
I love y’all’s reactions
ofc you're wrong, there was nothing for Katara and Zuko ever lmfao
THE DANCING DRAGON😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeeeaah another video💪🏻💪🏻
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My épisode finally 🥺💜💜💜💜💜💜
The Dancing Dragon
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yayyy
lets goooo zuko field trips
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This was such a good episode about the origins of Fire Bending.
Too bad Legend of Korra screwed it up.
Ehmmmm the legend of korra is an epic show :)
The origins of bending described in atla are are the same as korra. Bending is a martial art, not just a power
just cause you don't understand properly it doesn't mean they "screwed it up" lol
the way you don’t understand the difference bw being able to shoot fire willy nilly from your hands and being able to control, fight, and move in sync with the element is embarrassing. i can pick up a pencil and write words in another language, but that doesn’t mean i understand their meaning
@@radicaldreamer927 The only original "benders" that we know of in the story have always been Dragons, Skybison, the Moon, Badgermoles, and the Lion Turtles, as they can all bend their energies inherently. Every mention of the "origin" in bending for humans in atla says "Learn". If every human could just learn to be a bender, then no one would have to be born as one. "Bending" has always been in two parts, the power and the art. The power is an inherent magical element inside some people. Katara in episode 1 can move water all she wants, but she doesn't know how to Waterbend. Actual Waterbending is a style of techniques to master in order to have refined control over water, making it an extension of your body, not just hydrokinesis. Furthermore, progression in bending has always been about gaining more knowledge, not power. Iroh said he studied Waterbenders in order to develop the technique to redirect lightning, That does not make him a Waterbender, he just Learned from their forms. The same goes for Z man; he could study bending all he wanted, it didn't make him a bender since he didn't have the power. As we see in the finale, if bending was only a thing to be learned, it couldn't just be taken away. It really isn't the show's fault that you misunderstand a fundamental aspect of it
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