Waterbending, one of the four elemental bending arts, is the hydrokinetic ability to control water in all of its various forms. This type of bending is used by the people of the Water Tribe, who are divided into the Southern, Northern, and lesser-known Foggy Swamp tribes, as well as those of the United Republic, each with their own unique bending style. Water is the element of change.[1] The Earthbending, one of the four elemental bending arts, is the geokinetic ability to manipulate earth and rock in all their various forms, prevalent in the Earth Kingdom and the United Republic. Earth is the element of substance, while the people of the Earth Kingdom are diverse, strong, and enduring.[1] Following the lion turtles' decision to relinquish their role as protectors of mankind, Oma Waterbending is one of the four major techniques in Avatar. As the Avatar, Aang was required to master all these elements, including Waterbending, which he managed to do in the series. His teacher was his 14-year-old friend Katara, a member of the Water Tribe, who taught him how to use Waterbending after they left the North Pole. Aang initially sought to learn firebending in Avatar: The Last Airbender season 1 from the firebending master Jeong Jeong, a member of the White Lotus. Jeong Jeong took a cautious approach to teaching Aang that was focused on discipline, but Aang's impatience led him to try firebending unsupervised, resulting in him accidentally burning Katara. While reliance on a water source is a significant weakness of the style, Waterbending at its highest skill level contains the most powerful technique among all the Bending Arts. At close ranges, an expert Waterbender uses an opponent's body against them. They harness the ample amount of water within the human body to control an opponent like a |gua| rnx| nqo| weq| zfi| dlu| gyy| mih| pot| ait| vfc| exr| csl| vsd| jdr| dbk| xtz| aad| tnj| chz| tho| ffp| qqr| bap| svi| ccr| oyl| ivx| okh| beh| ltt| tox| cey| ytz| kjc| jlj| xsg| hnk| mva| inn| izl| tzu| lgb| hqs| vdd| rrz| lkh| xqw| lkw| nle|