#airbender

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AIRBENDER MOVIE

AND I HONESTLY COULD WAIT FOREVER IF THIS MOVIE TURNS OUT TO BE:

I've got other's planned out, but I'm gonna have to rest a bit before artfight☹️ watch my rendering style change again after it's over

Rambling:

She is for an au i made purely for self indulgence and for my child self, its called the Wild Wind Duo au. It's an au where my oc exists in the show, hate it if you want, but im doing this for me lol

The oc in this au is named Yun, she is a strong airbender, a prodigy, but she often has trouble controlling the powerful winds she creates, often leading to destruction.

(Also yes I ship her with Aang)

In this au where she exists, she is introduced in Book 2 Episode 12, where Aang discovers her among the refugees and reunites.

She is from the Western Air Temple, but commonly traveled around, sometimes alone and sometimes with a friend, that friend usually being Aang.

airbender and avatar !

Sketch

Drawn

Colored

Different attempt with the fire + more effect

Final look + avatar state

I have just recently finished my 10th rewatch off ATLA, and during this rewatch I started questioning certain aspects of the show; parts that I want to say confused me and or had me questioning certain things in the show. So if anyone who's deep in the ATLA lore or has read the comics (I have not) could please try and help me answer these questions.

Who is the original bender of water/which animal represents water?

So in season 3 episode 12, we see Zuko has lost his "abilities" to fire bend, as prior to joining Team Avatar, his fire bending was fuelled by anger. So when Toph suggests to him to visit the Original Benders, we learn that the dragons have been "extinct." But this isn't the case as we later learn. So my question is this: If dragons are the physical manifestation of fire, flying bisons are the physical manifestation for air and badgermoles are the physical manifestation of earth, then which animal is the physical manifestation of water? I suppose the Koi Fish in season 1 episodes 19-20 could be seen as the original benders, as they chose to leave the Spirit World and leave behind their immortality for teaching humans the ability to water bend. So I guess that question's answered?

What celestial event, natural phenomenon or other enhances an Airbender's and Earthbender's ability to bend?

In season 1 episodes 7-8 we learn about Sozin's Comet, and how Aang has to defeat the Firelord before this happens. Then throughout the season and the later seasons we learn about how the Comet will grant fire benders "the power of a hundred suns" (though I think Ozai was exaggerating here). And we know every month on a full moon waterbender's ability to bend water is also enhanced. So my question is this: What celestial event, natural phenomenon or other enhances an airbender's and earthbender's ability to bend air and earth.

What celestial event, natural phenomenon or other stops an Airbender's and Earthbender's ability to bend?

In season 1 episodes 19-20 we see Zhao cause a lunar eclipse by killing the moon spirit; which causes all waterbender's to completely lose their ability to bend. Then in season 2 episode 10 we learn about "Black Sun" and Sokka being persistent learns that on that day fire bender's lose their ability to fire bend. This becomes evident in season 3 episode 10 when the invasion of the fire nation shows that they cannot bend at all. So my question is this: If fire bender's lose their ability on a solar eclipse and waterbender's lose their ability to bend on a lunar eclipse, then which celestial event, natural phenomenon or other makes airbender's and earthbender's lose their ability to bend?