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    Plazewithknives

    [1]Sep 24, 2006
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    has anyone else noticed that each style of bending has a great beast?
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    dumbTVnut

    [2]Sep 24, 2006
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    You mean like how water benders have a coy fish for there mascot?
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    Plazewithknives

    [3]Sep 24, 2006
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    I mean like the giant mole things that can bend or the flying bisons
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    KilalaRose

    [4]Sep 24, 2006
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    Plazewithknives wrote:
    I mean like the giant mole things that can bend or the flying bisons
    yes. there are already a million of these threads, or ones like this one, discussing the "first benders." The badger moles were the first to bend earth, flying bisons were the first to bend air, the moon was the first to bend water, but there is no specific thing about fire. It could've been the sun or some people think it's dragons becase Avatar Roku had a dragon. But, so far, for fire and water, there isn't really a "great beast" that bends the element that we know of yet.
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    Hoshie26

    [5]Sep 24, 2006
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    KilalaRose wrote:
    Plazewithknives wrote:
    I mean like the giant mole things that can bend or the flying bisons
    yes. there are already a million of these threads, or ones like this one, discussing the "first benders." The badger moles were the first to bend earth, flying bisons were the first to bend air, the moon was the first to bend water, but there is no specific thing about fire. It could've been the sun or some people think it's dragons becase Avatar Roku had a dragon. But, so far, for fire and water, there isn't really a "great beast" that bends the element that we know of yet.


    Well we found out the information in that book(except air) so maby in the book Fire we will learn the animal.
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    KilalaRose

    [6]Sep 24, 2006
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    Hoshie26 wrote:
    KilalaRose wrote:
    Plazewithknives wrote:
    I mean like the giant mole things that can bend or the flying bisons
    yes. there are already a million of these threads, or ones like this one, discussing the "first benders." The badger moles were the first to bend earth, flying bisons were the first to bend air, the moon was the first to bend water, but there is no specific thing about fire. It could've been the sun or some people think it's dragons becase Avatar Roku had a dragon. But, so far, for fire and water, there isn't really a "great beast" that bends the element that we know of yet.


    Well we found out the information in that book(except air) so maby in the book Fire we will learn the animal.
    exactly!
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    Plazewithknives

    [7]Sep 24, 2006
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    that would be cool
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    dumbTVnut

    [8]Sep 25, 2006
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    I think it is pretty obvious what the fire nations mascot is: what animal shoots fire? The dra/ fire sh!ting bombardier beetle of course.
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    UGamer08

    [9]Sep 25, 2006
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    Actually it ejects a spray of boiling hot liquid from the glands in its butt (abodomen whatever). The spray contains irritating??chemicals that are generated by the explosive (turn of phrase) reaction of two sets of chemicals stored in??its glands. Its not that great though. ....Yeah.
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    dumbTVnut

    [10]Sep 25, 2006
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    Well the decomposition of H2O2 and hydroquinone does produce O2 and H2 and there is possibly some combustion of those products, though most of the heat comes from the decomposition, but when H2O2 decomposes it can produce a visible flame. All the extra water in the mixture does mean no visible flame just steam, the reaction is still spectacular when compared to the animals size.
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    starreh

    [11]Sep 25, 2006
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    Ho ho ho, I read that title wrong.
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    UGamer08

    [12]Sep 25, 2006
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    Oh, I guess its my go. M'kay, not fire.

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