Magic Tier List

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[noobman]

"it's not magic, it's airbending.."

-aang

''But unless you are freaky like that'' is wild 💀

[alvaroluisp]

Fire is actually much more than just blasting up in the sky.Its hard for you to be frozen and you have stronger attacks.You can even control things like volcanoes.You can also ride a large fire ball which is insane so it can be a fun element to use.

[dingusbeans]

If you wear a suit of solid rock and fall down into a canyon of solid rock, you’re fucking dead

[Gaby_]

Water is the most underrated element. Water can take on any form and it can be sharp as a blade or soft as a pillow

[SleepyBlanketDemon]

Personally I think that water bending is OP because as Hama proves, you can draw water from the air and katara even invented sweat bending so basically even if you aren’t a psycho bloodbender then you can still use your surroundings to get even just a little bit of water. Also they can heal themselves so that in it of itself is amazing. And here’s one thing that you could do if youre blood bending, you could freeze the blood of your victim and they will perish a very unfortunate demise as you just sit there contemplating the fact that you can freeze someone from the inside out if you have hydro-kinesis

[toto_dragoneel_]

-Use water as a blade
-win immediately

[unrealgamer]

With air
You can move through the air as you please.
You could cut most objects.
You could suffocate someone by forcing the air out of their lungs.
You could create extreme pressures, creating powerful vacuums or straight up crush people.
You could make barriers of pressurized air.
Create tornados and manipulate weather patterns.
Level buildings.
Not scratching the surface either

[thea.t.e.ffamily]

"Sokka we need to cook" - Aang White

[echoonyoutube]

Water is literally in the air. It’s in flowers. In clouds. In everything. Water control = everything control. An armor of ice can be as strong as an armor of earth. It’s got the versatility of earth with the benefit of being good in the air

[jeffyisthepro]

with enough air preassure, you could realistically cause a black hole

[Eggtomfoolery]

Let’s be for real, any magic would be dope as hell

[xyzxyz]

Fire has another practical use. Warmth, cooking. You'll never be cold and you can always cook.

[nauimunoz]

The creators of avatar made sure to distinguish magic from bending in that the many aspects and explanations for bending are primarily rooted in real life physics, and the idea of each element has an extremely important cultural connotation to each nation that the culture of each nation revolves around the element itself. Also on the first episode, katara corrected sokka when he called waterbending magic which is also how magic was distinguished from bending in the actual show's dialogue 😀 (I'm an avatar nerd)

[maingrader]

"You can erect a whole village"
That sounds very wholesome

[NogLog]

“Why is it whenever you play with magic water I get soaked” - Sokka
“Ohh it’s not magic it’s waterbending” - Katara

[Ultimatefusion]

“You could make body armour and catapult down a canyon to take zero damage”
Yeah. Uhh, That’s if you want all your bones shattered I suppose.

[axolotllegend]

Air magic is also a weapon, just make a vacuum around someone and they cant breathe

[-NamelessReader-]

"Water what do you do with water?"
Well what percentage of water is in a humans body again?

[Hellom]

Manipulating Body Movements: By exerting control over the minerals in a person's body, an earthbender could potentially influence their movements. For instance:Bones: Calcium makes up a significant portion of bones. Manipulating the calcium content in bones could allow an earthbender to force movements or immobilize a person.Blood: Iron is a crucial component of hemoglobin in the blood. Controlling the iron in the blood could affect circulation and muscle control.Muscles and Nerves: Trace minerals like magnesium and potassium are vital for muscle contraction and nerve function. Manipulating these could theoretically alter muscle and nerve responses.