On Jul 24, 6:58 pm, Fish Eye no Miko
cox.net> wrote:> On Jul 24, 5:24 am, Grimm-RHD
echoes.net> wrote:
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>>> On Jul 23, 7:45 pm, Fish Eye no Miko
cox.net> wrote:>>> On Jul 23, 7:53 am, Justin
insightbb.com> wrote:>
>>>>> Yes, but Word of God (i.e. the creators) has said Aang is the last,
>>>>> and since the show has not contradicted that EVER, I see no
>>>>> reason to just ignore it because you find it inconvenient. Especially
>>>>> since the show handed us a nice deus ex machina (kind of literally,
>>>>> if you look at Aang as a Messiah figure) that could easily lead to
>>>>> recreating the Air Nomads.
>
>>>> Just because someone is the last of something doesn't mean they
>>>> can't
>>>> breed and create more.
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>>> Again, I know that. But that's not what Grimm is saying, he's saying
>>> there are more now.
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>> What I am saying is that it is not out of the realm of
>> possibility...even given what the "creators" said. Sure they said the
>> title says it all, Aang is the LAST AIR BENDER. As far as we know the
>> Air Nomads should follow the same rules as every other nation. As in
>> not all members of that society could "bend".
>
> Except they can (again, Word of God)... so... yeah. There are no
> more Air Nomads but Aang left.
>
> Catherine Johnson
Even the creators have said they FIRST kicked around the idea of
having the Air Nomads to all be benders, but that is not what it is
now. They settled on the Air Nomads having the highest percentage of
benders because they are more connected spirituality even though they
had the least amount of population at their height. Much like the
Earth Benders have the least percentage of benders, but has the
highest concentration of people.
All I am saying is that it is not out of the realm of possibility and
is based on what the creators have already said. I am not standing
here on a soapbox saying everybody else is wrong. I am merely putting
forth an opinion that does fit within the current rules of the Avatar
world.
Grimm-RHD
