The Last Airbender Aang Waterbending Book 3
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Although Aang had great skill with waterbending, it was one of his least used elements in battle. While in the Avatar State, Aang could bend water from such remote distances a common waterbender could not reach, and he could raise the waters of an entire ocean, mimicking the moon pulling the tides, to cover an entire forest.
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I always felt like they didn't make Ang waterbend alot bc it was always katara and her journey through waterbending and so they just let her have that spotlight
Good point
According to that also probably that's why it earthbended that much
Toph (the earthbender of the group) was already a pro so it was his path of growth
Also it really fits Aang's style: it can rely on defense and offensifmve quite well without being fully aggressive
And because simulating water physics is hella hard, so they were like "eh, katara waterbends enough, let's make aang airbend and earthbend more !"
Ferguson Over plus it’s just really nice to see him do something that at first he wasn’t comfortable with!
@@funlilyplays9100 right!
Is like the element he was less comfortable with became his favorite because he learned something he never expected to learn (the earthbending philosophy of standing your ground) and also became a very versatile element for him
My favorite is when he makes a big ass wave and surfs on it
The most available element are air, since it everywhere. Then fire, since you only need body heat & breathing (funfact since you can't breath underwater, one other reason they're opposite) to generate it. Then Earth, same reason as air but there's some place are modified/naturally doesn't have earth (ocean, Woods constructed palace, or built of it's substyle counterpart). The least available are water, (except you're very skilled waterbender like hama or katara, even katara still needs to bring water pocket in battle).
But in terms of versatility and advanced combat, water has much more prowess & substyles.
The first are water, then earth, then fire, then air.
Edit : yes, I am aware that air are already very deadly and maybe should be considered most versatile , but they're lack of killing moves and relied on pacifist moveset. If you compare air with other elements in their peak, Water, Earth, & Fire have more prowess. In that note, all the elements are equal and complete each other. Some maybe powerful but there's also a price for that power.
Speaking of air bending have no killer moves
Did you know a guy named "zaheer" in ALOK(Avatar:Legend of Korra)
If you know him you would have changed your opinion
True!
queue aang cutting right through rocks with air bending
@@venkatchilakalapudi9639 @sean’s swamp @kevin tan, air bender lose their ability to bend if they let go of their spirituality and beliefs, e.g. when kyoshi’s mother killed she started to lose her air bending and that’s why she used fans which were later passed onto kyoshi
Bruh, first thing what you showed was from book 2
aang mainly airbend 90% of the time
Favorite waterbending scene is the last one where he uses the Avatar State to put out the fire.
But he wasn't in avatar state. It went off right before he did that
@@Hanna-jh5hn was a second variation of the skill. A controlled version to gain the knowledge he needed to do so
Hanna the flicker of the glow is a sign of mastery of the avatar state. When it’s glows constantly that’s a sign of reactive instinct and uncontrollable
It's low key my least favorite because (if I'm remembering correctly and that's the ocean) he literally just salted the earth with a massive flood and did more damage than the fire would have.
@@Psychwriteify if it was a sea then yes, but ocean isn't as salty though. But like it isn't what is showed by that scene. it isn't about saltyness. As to it is simply a made up movie in which that action and the salt had nothing to do with anything in the future nor anything in the ending of ATLA.
I just realized he really does not waterbend that much. I think I've never realized it because whenever he does waterbend he shows great level of mastery in waterbending. I think it's the second element he has more skill, after air.
He always seemed to be a natural when it came to waterbending. He's definitely a "go with the flow" type
He did say waterbendng was the 2nd easiest element he learned
He’s definitely a more skilled earth bender than he is water bender
@@sus425 earthbending is literally the hardest for him
actually after learning earthbending, he used it over to water.
1st air
2nd earth he used most
So Aang doesn’t water bend a lot, but when he does he is really strong and good at it
The real water bender ua-cam.com/video/wtbcaWnybzs/v-deo.html
Honestly i dont see a prob with Aang not waterbending as much. When he does he's actually a master and naturally gifted at it remember Katara struggled with it and she became Aangs master
katara struggled at the very beginning but you have to admit she was pretty naturally gifted
I think during her beginner years, she had a problem controlling her power and her emotions that it got in the way of her controlling the intensity of her bending for example she couldn’t really bend water forward properly and gracefully but when she got mad at sokka at around the first episodes she literally broke an iceberg that was as tall a building.
I think katara is a better waterbender than aang without avatar state
Corey The person I mean I guess she is but Aang can go into the avatar state if she uses bloodbending and then just take her bending away
Jesus Christ well I meant without avatar state
Aang doesnt waterbend that much
Well it's a matter of how accessible the elements are. Water is quite inaccessible in comparison to the other 3. Fire and air can be made everywhere, and you're always near earth somehow, but not water.
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 piss bending
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5 percent of all Earth's water. Water also exists in the air as water vapor, in rivers and lakes, in icecaps and glaciers, in the ground as soil moisture and in aquifers as well as in your own body and plants and other animals. A water better should NEVER have a situation where they cannot at the least pull water from the air or earth, even rocks.
@@sumbody694 if you think abt it waterbenders are at a disadvantage when it comes to accessibility. not everyone is skilled/creative enough to pull water out of thin air and not every waterbender is located near a body of water, that's why they carry satchel bags.
I s2g all avatars never used water bending.
Kyoshi, Korra, Roku, Aang. It’s always air and fire
Everyone saying he didn't waterbend a lot and even though it's true, he actually didn't bend much at all in season 3. He was disguised as fire nation so he didn't bend much with people around, and when the Gaang were by themselves, there wasn't much need to bend. Besides, he was still training earthbending so there was more focus on that, and the last few episodes were all about firebending, even though it wasn't a lot. Basically he focused on Airbending (as usual) and earthbending this season
@gus that's the official name
Human Soup wasn’t it Avatar Team?
BoomerAang
Season 1 he wasnt a really good at waterbending, season 2 they were almost the whole season not near water, season 3 he was in disguise, it sucks because i liked to see him waterbend more
0:42 I just realized that his last arm movement was the one that made the water rise. I always thought that all the arm flailing was because he was panicking to control the water. Seems like he always had it under control.
i think the flailing around was like "collecting the water" and the last movement was like you said was what made the water "he collected" rise
Looking back at it why did he run though? Like he literally fell into a body of water he could've user agsint the fire lord and he ran from it
1:07 ozai gets up and looks up to Aang. Next frame, he is having his goofy smile. What a gorgeous cut
Can we just say that when in the final fihtj with ozai. Aang breaks physics in the avatar state. Water can't be compressed. Yet he does
Remember this is a fictional Universe, not everything is like our world
@@akeinwijesuriya9706 that's fair
@@akeinwijesuriya9706 it’s still cool to think about
Scene time stamp please?
@@stephenleong7373 0:30
True he doesn’t water bend as much like korra
Korra barely waterbends either being quite honest
Giovanni Rafael well she is the avatar she doesnt have to always waterbend but when theres water around she always waterbends and shes pretty good at it
Korra NEVER Waterbends, Aang arguably Waterbended more than her 😂
NG Korra waterbends quite often. In book 1 she used it during her pro-bending time and even during a lot of fights. In book 2 she used it a lot. In book 3 she used it the least, but again in book 4 it’s used more often. I suggest watching some videos like the one above but for Korra.
@@mohamadkabbara7114 In Book 1 Korra barley Waterbends other than the pro Bending match which lasted only about 3 or 4 episodes, she mainly used Fire and Earth, She barley used Airbending either. Season 2 was the season Korra used Waterbending the most, and the funny thing is, the only times Korra mainly used Waterbending in that season was when she was trying to calm the spirits. Season 3 Korra only used Waterbending around 3-5 times. Season 4 Korra barley used Waterbending as well, she mainly used Air, Earth and Fire.
0:30 I can‘t unsee it, I have always been bothered by the „fading“ transition of the water
Ur not alone :(
Yeah
it’s kinda unsatisfying
I know
All they had to do was animate him bending the four elements in order
I wish we got to see aang water end more
Plus tenzin said aang struggle the most with earth
Yeah and people who watched the show already knew it
yeah, but after the initial trouble, he becomes way better at Earth Bending than Water Bending.
His fire was way better than his water if you guys disagree I don’t judge
@@IsuckAtM1necraft dont forget we only saw him fight with fire while he had the power of the comet
Aang is really good at water bending. He doesn't use very often but when he does it's with high mastery and skill
We rarely see Aang waterbend
This vid makes me realize that he barely uses water bending a lot in the series, mostly earth and air
0:01 does that count as book 3? It’s technically book 2 right???
It's book 2 I think
sisitmae that’s cause it is book 2!!!!🤦🏽♂️
Its so weird how earth bending despite being the most opposite to his character nd also hardest to learn, became his go two
aang and korra both dont waterbend much.
Plus korra is a water avatar, she mostly use fire and earth lol
@@anders8461 yeah but water is not everywhere, well it is but you get what i mean
No Avatar we've known of who waterbend a lot. Not even the water Avatars. The reason is simple, they can bend other more available elements. Fire and air can be used all times, while earth is pretty abundant as well.
If I was the avatar I would learn sub bending techniques as well. Blood bending, metal bending, lava, every one of them
Imagine killing someone with a grain of sand through the brain.
Unlikely.
Subsets can only be done by certain people. It's not just "if you can bend this element, you can bend it's subsets". Aang, for example, can't metalbend.
@@benjaminaldismo6832 lol 😂 I was afraid someone would point that out. But the avatar should be granted special privileges to all of them 😂lol
@@heisenberg8083 the avatar doesn't have that privelage tho. Like I said, Aang can't metalbend. He can't do a lot of the subsets, actually.
Why would you? Just use the avatar state.
I wish he had done some more waterbending in the final fight vs. Ozai. Would've been cool to see him go head-to-head with Ozai with a huge lake nearby. I get that they probably wanted to finish it with the Avatar State, but I feel like Aang could've held his own using waterbending with such a huge body of water around. Considering he could also redirect lightning, it felt like he would've been able to snag the upperhand if he fought near the lake. He probably wouldn't have been able to win, but it was kinda sad to see that he didn't even try to fight using a huge body of water.
I think it would've been more natural if he tried to stand his ground, and then tried to flee and give up after he realized he couldn't even beat Ozai with a waterbending advantage.
The 1st clip is from book 2
I always love his waterbending combos with other elements during his final battle with Ozai, the water and air together that destroyed the heated flames was so impressive, I love the final battle in general because it showed the Avatar's real potential of combining two elements in one movement instead of just shifting from one element to another, its a really smart and beautiful planned fight, thanks for the video sharing 🙌
Waterbending is more like bending jello, Jiggy Jiggy!!!
I love how there’s intensive fighting scenes, then randomly Katara and Aang passing water back and forth
Everyone says he doesn't really waterbend but don't realize that he uses earth bending even less
That’s false. He uses earthbending way more than water
Its accessibility. Earth, fire and air are more abundant and accessible than water.
What? He uses earth bending the most
If you’re referring to across the whole series then I would say the order is: Air, Earth, Water, Fire. He 100% uses earth more than water
@@jugemujugemugokonosurikire4735 True but after the episode "The puppetmaster" Katara mastered every single technique in waterbending, she could have easily taught Aang to pull water from plants or the moisture in the air. Honestly I don't why she didn't teach him those techniques
There’s me in the background at 0:13
I like the one at 1:17
I always thought Aang didn’t use water bending that much, now I see I was kind of wrong, although I still think it’s his least used element (considering he learned it in book 1. It’s true that fire is, in fact, his less used element, but considering he learned it at the middle of book 3, he still has used it a lot)
And people complain about korra rarely waterbending...
o aang dobrando fogo.
Fun fact.... THE FIRST ONE IS AIRBENDING- (no hate luv)
That starting clip is airbending! Not water
Ice is a sub element of water not air
No it wasn’t. It was clearly airbending. He just used really cold air to drop the water’s temperature to the point where it froze. And even if you claim it was waterbending, it doesn’t belong in this compilation because it was in Book 2
But he didn’t use waterbending to do it. He used air.
@@toluolomolaiye6433 no, it water not air
No it was airbending you can clearly see if you rewatch the clip
0:00
He uses air to freeze :v
And aang waterbending is over katara
Wdym?
@@g.a.maglangit3173 I think they mean his waterbending is better than Katara's or something like that.
@@soliasanala3332 if that's what he mean, I don't think he's right tho it'a his opinion but for me katara is still the best Waterbender of their generation
Agreed
1.42 which episode it is?
I mean 1:42
Kind of annoying how the scenes aren’t aligned with when they happened in the show :/
Bro appadiye earth bending book2
Please bro
00:16 I'm sorry, but this is how imagine a waterbender vs a firebender in real life.. 😅
I agree. I dont know how the waterbenders lost at the south pole .. i guess they were outnumbered and netted but still
Cool
0:44 is one of my favorites hahaha. Reminds me a lot of what Katara does when they're escaping from Combustion Man, she twirls her wirst and holds a water barrier with such delicacy. So great lol
The most satisfying part was when he wrapped his water whip around Ozai and threw him on top of the rock cliff
"Where are you going bitch, you're not getting away from me, you said you wanted to fight like a man" 😂
actually there is Yue in 2:13
Go and watch it in 0.25x speed and check her out
Lol I saw it
Aang waterbended more times than Korra. Period.
1:10 reminded me of Frozen 2 when Elsa was crossing the dark ocean (err smth) seems like this is where Disney got their reference hMmm
I just noticed, Aang’s technique when bringing up the water to put out the fire is just first technique Katara used to train him.
people talk about aang not waterbending much but not about how much aang combines water bending with airbending
2:17 it says Gay
Thats some end game water bending
but the first one is actually air bending, aang did the same with the bumi currents
I'm pretty sure the first clip was airbending
Did anyone notice that the first clip is from season 2
Fun fact
Kuzon is helped the avatar gang as a spy
Y'all saying he didnt waterbend much when he used it twice as much as Firebending.
not really much of an accomplishment considering he's used Fire Bending in a grand total of one fight, and immediately stopped when he realized that Ozais Fire Bending was way better than his.
My favorite part was when he ran on water
I think the first clip is air bending
Aang is the one that hit tge first woah
1:51 is a part that gives me goosebumps
1:12 Elsa?
1:11 elsa
A forest can recover from a fire but now the soil is salty nothing will grow there anymore.
Aang has a natural talent for water bending but never did anything with it. Like, compared to his Earth bending it wasn't as complex.