Nickelodeon (ended 2008)
the reason i am starting this is when you start watching avatarthe theme song gives you a person of each nation so i say
For water: Paku
Earth: the guy who tryed to train aang to control the avatar state
Fire: Azula
air:Aang
But i would like your opinion too remember one per nation
Water: Katara (she could beat Pakku)
Earth: Toph (for her metalbending)
Fire: Azula (even while she was crazy she still beat Zuko)
Air: Aang
Doesn't air always have to be Aang lol?
unless we are counting people who are dead.
| LondonParisNYC wrote: |
Doesn't air always have to be Aang lol? unless we are counting people who are dead. |
Water:Katara
Earth:Between Bumi and Toph
Fire:Zuko
Air:Aang
Water-Master Pakku
Earth-Toph Beifong
Fire-Ozai
Air- Aang
water: Katara
earth: Toph
fire: Zuko
air: Aang
| avataraang113 wrote: |
water: Katara earth: Toph fire: Zuko air: Aang |
It depends - by toughest do you mean the most powerful? If that is the case, then I've already posted my answers to this on another thread. But if "tough" means simple tougness, no bending involved, then I have to put together a rather different list to other people:
Air: Does Appa count? Because if he does, then Appa wins the raw body strength and endurance contest.
Water: Quite frankly, Hakkoda is the only Water Tribe person we've seen so far who goes in for the non-bending type of "toughness".
Earth: The Big Bad Hippo - this guy can simply stand there unmoving and let giant boulders smash apart as they hit him - not even Toph and Bumi can do that.
Fire: Combustion Man. As well as his great height and buffness, in WAT when Zuko tried to kick him, CM didn't even seem to notice - the kicks just bounced off. Maddokos - I was sure you'd be with me on this one
Well if we are able to include any character we met in the series in the list, then:
Air: Avatar Aang
Earth: Avatar Kyoshi
Fire: Avatar Roku
Water: I'll be different here we never knew too much about the last water avatar, so here I'll say Paku.
Maybe the question could be better if Avatars are not included?
Water: Pakku
Fire: Ozai
Earth: Bumi
Air: Aang
To say Toph is the better earth bender because she can metal bend would be like saying Zuko is stronger a bender because he can re-direct lightning and Ozai can't. While impressive a feat, and surely you could probably justify Toph as the strongest earth bender as easily as Bumi, I believe because of experience alone, Bumi is the stronger. We've seen extraordinary bending from all the major benders, and each have their following, so you can likely argue for each and every major bender in their category. Just my opinion.
| Axrendale wrote: |
| Fire: Combustion Man. As well as his great heoght and buffness, in WAT when Zuko tried to kick him, CM didn't even seem to notice - the kicks just bounced off. Maddokos - I was sure you'd be with me on this one |
Aye. Good to see another CM fan in the house.
Yeah, I mean, Combustion Man was the only foe that the Gaang ever had to face that they simply could not take in a stand up fight. Amirite? It was simply impossible to fight him with direct attacks because his blasts just blew right through any bending they threw at him.
| MaddoKos wrote: | ||
Aye. |
Yes, Combustion Man was one of a kind
Come to think of it, that is actually another potential storyline for a new series of Avatar - the adventures of Combustion Man! We could find out how he learned that attack,how he lost an arm and a leg, how he became an assassin, etc. It probably wouldn't fill up an entire series, but it would make for an interesting episode or two, amirite?
| Axrendale wrote: | ||||
Yes, Combustion Man was one of a kind Come to think of it, that is actually another potential storyline for a new series of Avatar - the adventures of Combustion Man! We could find out how he learned that attack,how he lost an arm and a leg, how he became an assassin, etc. It probably wouldn't fill upan entire series, but it would make for an interesting episode or two, amirite? |
