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Let me make a challenge out of this. What limits of water and fire blenders would be at their strongest and weakness point when either the sun or moon is up or down (sun during the day and the moon is seen at night)? Would you want to be a fire blender when the sun is up or a water blender when the moon is up?

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What is a blender?

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One who is able to control an element of earth, fire, water, or air bending unless you are the avatar.

> Watch out fire for the wind will blow you out even down to a simple match.

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For the sake of friendly discussion (also this topic's pretty interesting) lemmie make a reply.

This is probably totally possible. Like I said, Airbenders would probably beat a regular Firebender any day. Unless that Firebender knew how to channel lightning, then he'd just fight from farther away and zap him before he could get close enough. Because my argument wasn't that Airbending wasn't hella powerful. It's just that it's short ranged compared to the other styles. Range that a Water/Earthbender could instakill someone is far enough that an Airbender probably couldn't do the same to them in time.

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Fuck this whole time I assumed Firebenders can only redirect lightning, making the battles situational. I forgot that only total assholes who have nothing but ambition on their minds can do it. Like the Sith.

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I sort of understand that much but I only referenced it to prove a point. The Red Lotus are a band of benders whose skill in their arts are very much expert. [All four elements are present.] Tenzin [Aang's son] showed that he could've held his own against them but was outmatched simply due to the four of them took him on at once.

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Honestly all i read from this statement is blahblahblah Last Airbender Fanfiction

Because that's essentially what Korra is, an attempt to expand a neatly concluded fandom