| shadowscott wrote: | ||||
Unova said that Amon IS connected to Yakone, not that he isnt. |
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| shadowscott wrote: | ||||
Unova said that Amon IS connected to Yakone, not that he isnt. |
Anyone else have a thought that the "something big" (what that kid told Mako during the episode bolin was kidnapped) is related to Amon. My theory is Amon had some info leaked to cause all the gangs to break out into a gang war so that he can sweep in with the Robot Tanks stop the fighting maybe throw in some bending removal make himself the hero. Bonus points if Korra is involved and he saves her from the gang leaders. It seems like something Amon would do.
Thats what I thought too. I figured that Amon either started the gang war or used it in order to hold an anti bending rally.
| UnovaChampion wrote: |
| Amon's connected to Yakone. That's the only theory so far that isn't complete crap. |
| UnovaChampion wrote: |
| We saw the episode yesterday, of course Sato is likely. >_> |
| UnovaChampion wrote: |
| Yes I am I appreciate you noticing |
| _Amibrosia wrote: | ||
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*whispering* I think he was too
I don't know if anyone has posted that before (if, so, sorry), but am I the only one who thinks about "lobotomizing" when he sees the faces of Amons victims? Since this is a technological world, it seems like a viable theory:
Amon is a Bloodbender, crushing the part of the victims brain that is capable of bending.
This also goes in line with the hint that "Organs can be crushed with bloodbending". That narrows the suspects down to people who can waterbend, e.g. Tarrlok or another Avatar. It can also be used to dissolve the conflict in the end: The Equalist revolution ends when they find out their leader is a bender himself.
Personally, I think for the good of a convincing story arc, Tarrlok should be a red herring, somehow affiliated to Amon, but not the same person.
| BishopC wrote: |
I don't know if anyone has posted that before (if, so, sorry), but am I the only one who thinks about "lobotomizing" when he sees the faces of Amons victims? Since this is a technological world, it seems like a viable theory: Amon is a Bloodbender, crushing the part of the victims brain that is capable of bending. This also goes in line with the hint that "Organs can be crushed with bloodbending". That narrows the suspects down to people who can waterbend, e.g. Tarrlok or another Avatar. It can also be used to dissolve the conflict in the end: The Equalist revolution ends when they find out their leader is a bender himself. Personally, I think for the good of a convincing story arc, Tarrlok should be a red herring, somehow affiliated to Amon, but not the same person. |
I've wondered how people in the series can bend is it like a special organ or something. Have they ever had the science of it explained?
| Kwando7 wrote: | ||
I've wondered how people in the series can bend is it like a special organ or something. Have they ever had the science of it explained? |
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but what makes a bender different from a non-bender in the physical side of things do they have an extra chi button or something
| RaizenYusuke wrote: |
| Maybe there is no physical difference between them. It could be one different gene or special chi that does not show phyiscal differences between them. |
| BishopC wrote: |
I don't know if anyone has posted that before (if, so, sorry), but am I the only one who thinks about "lobotomizing" when he sees the faces of Amons victims? Since this is a technological world, it seems like a viable theory: Amon is a Bloodbender, crushing the part of the victims brain that is capable of bending. This also goes in line with the hint that "Organs can be crushed with bloodbending". That narrows the suspects down to people who can waterbend, e.g. Tarrlok or another Avatar. It can also be used to dissolve the conflict in the end: The Equalist revolution ends when they find out their leader is a bender himself. Personally, I think for the good of a convincing story arc, Tarrlok should be a red herring, somehow affiliated to Amon, but not the same person. |
| RaizenYusuke wrote: |
| Can a person manipulate/bend chi without it being a energy bending? Ias going to suggest maybe Amon learned to bend chi, but if chi and energy are the same thing than that idea fails. |
Pretty sure chi is life energy surely if Amon could bend chi he could do alot more thenblock their bending maybe even cause their bending to run out of control which he uses on Korra to force her into the avatar state causing destruction and turning more people onto his side?
