20 Avatar Mysteries That Need Explaining

It's been 16 years and yet fans around the world are still theorizing about Avatar and with the exciting new release from Avatar Studios we're about to have even more to talk about for at least a decade or two. The beauty of Theory is that we don't always have to come up with answers, but we can imagine potential events or even hypothetical scenarios, so grab a drink and some snacks and let's start discussing important questions like whether it is possible to fold cabbage. Would Cora kick Ang's ass? fight why mei is so moody all the time well here are 20

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explanation when rava merged with juan to defeat vatu they began what is known today as the

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cycle after harmonic convergence juan lived as the first avatar but his legacy survived After his death, when he was reborn in the next avatar, it has been mentioned that Korra is the reincarnation of Aang and Aang that of Roku, but what is really reincarnated we know for sure that Rava can still manifest as her original self, as seen when Unlock brings out Korra's spirit, but is it really each avatar that is reincarnated or is it just their memories that live on through Rava since Tenzin encounters the Mist of Lost Souls?

What could be transferred from one host to the other could not be a reincarnation of one but simply rava and his memories through previous avatars, while iro is known as the dragon of the west, we all know that he did not kill the last living dragon, But Iro's encounter with the Sun Warriors and, by extension, the two dragons, Ren and Shaw, remains shrouded in mystery. Since the sun warriors are believed to be extinct, how did Iro stumble across them? Did he encounter them the same way Aang and Zuko did? Was he alone when he did it?

Since he was the general of the Fire Nation army back then, wouldn't he have done it? He traveled with some soldiers, there is still a lot of mystery hanging in the air about Wrath and the meeting of the sun warriors. One way to resolve this would be if the newly formed Avatar studios produced an Iro spin-off series that gives us a little more about his life. during the 100 year war and how he became everyone's favorite uncle, saying zuko's family is weird is an understatement, while tons of weird things happen under the roof of the fire nation royal palace, too something peculiar happens when they walk through the outside world while the royal family The family has gone to great lengths to be feared and even more so since the firelord of Zulon ascended the throne and nearly wiped out an entire nation, they seem to go unnoticed when They are outside the palace walls when Zuko and Azula traveled to Amber Island. during a vacation none of the other children seemed to recognize the prince and princess, whether Ozai just allows his face to be known throughout the fire nation, it still feels a little strange that the two most famous teenagers in the entire nation they weren't.

They recognized that there might be a secret rule we don't know about or they might just be too scared to end up engulfed in blue flames, so they stay calm. A burning question almost everyone has when it comes to the main story and Cora is who. They are the fathers of her children because it seems that there were two men in her life, one of them could simply be satoru, the son of the fire nation, loban man, who founded the earthfire refinery with toff's father, lao, before tof met satoru during the comic, the rift. When Ang tried to revive Yang Chen's festival in Cranefishtown, there is a clear attraction between the Earthbender and the Fire Nation boy, but since they had to fight the vengeful ancient spirit, the old iron things between them remained unexplored until now, but with the comic.

With the books still being published, we might get to know if the two finally ended up together and who that second mystery man will be for the southern water tribe's only waterbender. Kotaro was surprisingly skilled from turning water into ice shards to healing wounds and one. Of the most impressive abilities, Bloodbending Katara has shown off the surprising range of her bending bow more than once, but something technically doesn't make sense about how she uses her powers when using water to break through wood or metal using water whips, apparently. It's unlikely that he'll actually go through it, while the way he does it creates a cool effect in the animation.

As for the animation, the water could only cut the metal at a very high pressure point for one, but also at a right angle, the curved way the water from it hits the steel objects would do it. Basically, he just got them wet or maybe dented them a little, since Saka puts so much effort into making a space sword made from meteorite ore, it's a mystery why he didn't go looking for it after she fell into the wulong. forest during the same event, he even sacrificed his trademark boomerang to save Fire Nation soldiers from falling from an airship to their deaths below, while the boomerang is easily replaceable, although it has symbolic value, the blade made of mineral ore.

Meteorite is a fairly rare element. The comics haven't addressed this topic yet, but an interesting future trilogy where Saka and Toff use their seismic sense to find the space sword would be an interesting quest to include in the comics or a future limited series, while the waterbenders They have access to more energy when the moon hangs high in the sky and more during solar eclipses. Firebenders are total opposites. Their main source of energy is a giant burning star that floats right in the middle of our solar system when the moon obscures the sky. Sun firebenders literally lose their ability to Bend Fire so their powers are linked to a star.

This is where the whole Comet Susan thing makes little sense when the comet passes close to Earth. The firebenders are overpowered, as we saw when they defeated the air nomads, but there is just one small problem. it doesn't really emit any fire made of ice and dust, it would make more sense for it to ignite waterbenders or earthbenders, the fire surrounding the comet is just the consequence of the comet entering the earth's atmosphere and not an initial part of the flying rock The mysterious lion turtles may have been given more screen time during the episode of Cora's beginnings, but little is known about the fate of the last lion turtle when Ang was trying to find a way to stop the lord of the Ozai fire without having to end the life he came across. what is believed to be the last lion turtle - these gigantic beasts that were once protectors of humanity are rumored to have been extinct by humans themselves after they were allowed to retain various types of elemental bending abilities when last we saw a.

Of those creatures gave Aang the power to bend energy and set sail for who knows where, hopefully future Avatar Studios productions will reveal a little more about what happened to the mythical creature. One thing that is certain about the smaller tribes within the four nations is that we don't know much about them, as I mentioned earlier in the entry on Iro, the Sun Warriors remain a mysterious tribe believed to be extinct, but others Smaller tribes like the C Wong Desert Tribes or the Misty Swamp Tribe have no such desire to remain hidden, the Misty Swamp waterbenders have aided in the effort to overthrow Ozai and his tyrannical rule, which could have led to them to the political scene, but as somewhat confirmed in the legend of Korra, this was not so much the case.

It makes me wonder what would happen if the next avatar was born into one of these isolated tribes. The Air Nomads, Fire Nation, Water Tribes, and Earth Kingdom all have their own way of testing if a child is really the Avatar, but what about the others? This is something that the legend of Genji seems to explore with its sand-bending avatar Genji, who was born in the desert and was not discovered as the avatar even in his teenage years, Zuko, and could be the worst and best match ever. seen in an animated film. The series, while the series ends with them together, they actually split up in the comic.

The promise is that May finds another boyfriend named Kaylo, but it's good news for the Zuma ship. The two broke up, but there is still a chance that she may be Izumi's mother after all. she looks a bit like her the last time the two lovebirds really worked together was in the smoke and shadow trilogy when mae's little brother was kidnapped by the fake kimurikage led by the psychotic azula as they finally defeated azula and her warriors of fire newly founded, the crazy ones. Lightning Bender is still at large, so we'll likely see more anime of Zuko fighting side by side and maybe more.

One thing that is interesting but quite peculiar about the animals in the avatar universe is the fact that some of them can bend elements well than in the fact that many of them are strange mixes between species like the adorable turtle ducks and the alligator strange looking cat, the flying bison can airbend to float around the world, the dragons can obviously bend fire and the badger moles can bend the earth using seismic sense. an incredible ability that was taught to Toff when she was little, but the question is how they got those powers. I could understand how the spirit dragon she taught Juan would send Ben away as spirits are known to have some magical powers and can even change into dark creatures. if they are bothered, but there is still a lot of mystery behind the fact that the avatar fauna are born with natural elemental bending abilities, are they the result of hybrid spirit animals and normal animals mating?

A Discovery Channel-style show about these hybrid animals could be a good way to find Remember Bosco, that adorable dancing bear who often accompanied the Earth Kingdom's King Quay for a time. Cue and Bosco set off on a journey across the world when the Earth Kingdom abandoned him, but the king eventually returned to claim the throne from him after the end of the century. years of war, we're not quite sure what happened to that huggable fluff of hair, but it looks like his fate might have been gruesome. Pun intended. It was implicit in the legend of Korra that the bosk was finally served on a plate to the horrible land. queen, how ting now, you'd think the show's creators wouldn't be so cruel about how ting eats bosco well wrong In a DVD commentary, they both confirmed that, in fact, bosco ended up as food for the queen of earth while There are four official nations that can be found on the avatar map, it seems that this does not actually reflect the reality of the world of the franchise, for example, there are actually two kings in the earth kingdom, the crazy white lotus member boomi in omashu and king kwei or later. qing hao ting in the walled bossing sei, the same can be applied in some ways to the fire nation, since on the one hand we have the fire lord ruling from the capital of the fire nation and the sun warriors who have their own unique culture when it comes to the water tribes. we have the northern and southern ones, which are so separated that they differ greatly in cultural identity, of course, there are also the misty swamp tribe and the c wong tribes, but for a time there was also the so-called fifth nation introduced with the emergence by kiyoshi.

This group led by Tagaka in the novel was a diverse group of pirates from various corners of the world. In some ways this was a slightly illegal early version of Republic City where nations mix, unlike Zuko Azula never got to have her redemption arc, but her? really deserves it, no no, really Azula is a very interesting villain and the franchise should definitely keep her that way after trying to impress her fire dad to compensate for her mother's fear of her betrayal of Tylee and May and Zuko getting on the side. Team avatar side Azula completely lost.

In her mind, the pressure to become a proper tyrant like her father was so strong that she eventually ended up in an asylum, but was freed by Zuko in the quest to help find his mother Bear, although she surely was of help from time to time. when he acted. like a time bomb for most of the journey before disappearing into thin air, as explained above, his last appearance so far was in the smoke and shadows, where he tries to control the throne behind the scenes, we still don't know What happened. her between avatar and cora, but one theory I have is that her fire warriors orchestrated the death of mako and bolin's parents.

It's pretty impressive that every air nomad is born an airbender. This can be explained by the fact that these people are much more spiritually connected than anyone else. other nations and in order to use airbending properly one

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s to constantly nurture this connection with the spiritual world when Kyoshi's mother,Jessa, leaving the air nomads to live a life of crime with the flying opera troupe, her airbending powers diminished and she had to resort to using gold. fanatics to increase and direct her powers, while many of these children are heirs to airbending powers, what happens if one of them is born without being a master?

I mean, if it happens in other nations, it could happen to them too, right? But more importantly. How would a non-bender air nomad travel without the ability to fly with an airbender staff? Would he be stuck atop those perched temples forever with harmonic convergence changing the game for Airbenders? It would be interesting to see how a non-bender air nomad would travel without the ability to fly with an airbender staff. Bender would grow up with air nomads throughout his career. The avatar kept a big secret from its viewers regarding the whereabouts of Zuko's mother, Ursa, who is only seen through flashbacks.

The fact that she left her children left them both scarred for life. She was Zuko's anchor while she lived in madness. that's the royal palace of the fire nation and her neglect of azula probably helped her fall into madness before she crossed the border azula literally started hallucinating about her mother. It was revealed in the comics that she helped Ozai kill her own father Azulon with poison and left to return to her hometown where she was rekindled with her first love icum hers to escape the torment of the fire lord. She asked the mother of faces to change her face like I did years ago.

The only problem is that she would lose some of the memories of her that the two eventually had. a daughter of hers she obtained the memories of her They returned and went to live with Zuko. They remember when Katara saved Zang after Azula hit him with lightning. The moment she used healing spiritual water, she was saving it for a good occasion, but that moment where she almost took Aang's life was not the first. Event the waterbender faced in book 3 during the Lake Laogai arc Jett escaped from the secret police after being brainwashed, but after escaping he was attacked and, contrary to what he told Katara before for her to leave, he was not well while she was trying to heal. him using waterbending, she could have used the healing spiritual water she traveled with after all, how could she have known that Aang would need it while fighting Zula or maybe she was just saving it to use on the avatar only if it was Saka who was lying? there, instead of jets, things could have turned out differently, while the sages who were part of the white lotus were introduced throughout Avatar, they were not introduced at the beginning, as members of the secret organization like iro boomi jong- Jong and Paku were only revealed towards the end of the series when they set out to free Bossing Sei from the clutches of the Fire Nation during the passage of Sozen's Comet before becoming involved in the search for the Avatar when everyone dies, the original goal of the Order of the White Lotus was to bring together the scholars of the Four Nations to share knowledge with each other.

Little is known about the history of the origin of the order, as they mostly work behind the scenes, but I am curious to know how Ira became the big lotus Can we get that iro spinoff? Now there is always a quantity. of hypocrisy when it comes to heroes with a no-kill rule in a world where a devastating war has been fought for so long that there are bound to be some casualties on the enemy side, nameless or faceless characters are often seen as disposable and they are sacrificed without anyone mentioning them again, this is what happens with most of the masked soldiers of the fire nation that aang ends up killing when he destroys airships or even ships full of them, some are impressed, others drown and, without However, Aang lives on. his life without caring much when it comes to ozai the avatar can't seem to end his life like he did with the others although perhaps in a more indirect way the most hilarious gag of the entire franchise clearly goes towards the poor cabbage merchant who the gang keeps destroying his cart, but what do we really know about him other than the fact that he sells practically nothing cabbages, although we see him in the comics as the owner of the Cabbage Delights Bistro and later? the founder of cabbage corp and cora, poor guy wasn't even given a real name, the identity and origin story behind the cabbage merchant is clearly one of the most pressing unsolved

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in the entire avatar franchise, just below our book, a video user, ryan n wonders.

If firebenders would affect someone's nervous system well by sending electrical pulses, since waterbenders have bloodbending and airbenders can steal air from someone's lungs, that might be a possibility, let me take your idea a little further. there and suggest that maybe they could also use mind control. controlling electrical pulses in the brain