Converting HATERS To Avatar: The Last Airbender 3x7-8 | Reaction/Review

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[samblustein]

Hama is a prime example of what happened when someone who has suffered extensive trauma feels emboldened to seek revenge. Her trauma is her justification for exacting vengeance on innocent people. Which is what the cycle of war inevitably leads to no matter what.

[zubabee]

What’s terrifying was that Hama was going to blood bend them into the cave, but she heard them talking about the southern water tribe and spared them 😭

[evanthebourne]

when Toph says: *I cheated the cheater* it reminds me of that time katara attempted some *high risk trading* back in season 1 and involved sokka and aang in a big mess. She knows what shes talking about

[andrewgross]

I have some head cannon for when Katara says that Hama’s bending is useless on her. Hama was already bloodbending Katara, but Katara began bloodbendong herself, and because she is stronger, she regains control of her body.

[Sly_Dragneel]

To this day I love how, in episode 8, when Hama is taking the cone out of the box, everyone in the gaang is following the movement except for Toph who has the most dead expresion while looking straight ahead 😂

[thiagohayashi]

One thing most people tend not to realize about blood bending: the target has his blood moving in ways and directions it's not supposed to. It ptobably hurts a lot. Blood bending, as the name implies, moves blood. Not your muscles or bones. It's an external force moving your circulatory system, abd your body moved trying to adapt.

[AeroWraith]

It's so grim that the episode ended with Hama giving props to Katara for blood bending. She got captured yet she still won in a sense in the end which is so dark

[hugoruix_yt]

That was the episode that really pushed how dark the show could get.
Also just imagine Aang taking air out of someones lungs. Or filling them up until they explode.

[barneyrubble]

19:47 Katara deflects the incoming water with an earthbending stance and it's one of my favorite details in the show showing our characters becoming masters.

[ardynizunia]

13:03
The detail in this shot is amazing.
Toph is blushing and giving a thumbs up when she is pressed up against Sokka, but when Katara gets inbetween them to look at the box too, Tophs expression gets disinterested and annoyed and stays like that while everyone else is shocked when Hama comes in.
Looks like Toph just wanted to cuddle up to Sokka.

[lagrangeable]

Now that you guys have made it to this episode, perhaps it is time to think back to Monk Gyatso and the way they found him, a single airbending master, alone, surrounded by remarkably well preserved and unmarred fire-nation military members around him?

Fans have theorized that in his last moments, when he was gravely wounded, Gyatso used airbending to suck the air out of the fire nation soldiers lungs, killing them in a horrifying display of Airbending mastery.

[carringtonpilon]

Fun fact: The reason Hamma is so shocked when Katara straight up stops the water is because blocking so abruptly is not a common waterbending technique. Waterbenders use the flow of energy and water to turn their enemies attacks back against them. What Katara does is more of an Earthbending fighting style, hence the look of shock and awe!

[XXXI]

The fire lilies scene is very telling of how far the creators wanted to take bloodbending.

[jonathanrolle]

Katara learning about bloodbending was so crazy! Such an insane application of water bending 😮

[DarthKay]

It is crazy and honestly so disgusting that Hama forced bloodbending upon Katara who by nature is a fighter but most importantly she is a HEALER

[Dell-olhb]

She didn't let any other water benders out because she was the only one left, all of the rest already died. Remember that she was the last water bender to be captured in a raid on the Southern Water Tribe so by the time she was captured most if not all the water benders they captured over the years were dead

[ayoCC]

i mean it takes mathematicians years and years to develop a formula or an algorythm, but we learn it in like a 2 hour lesson.
Once something is built, people are able to mimic it, but it's hard to build something.
So I can definitely see how Hama could take 10 years to perfect her technique and make it usable.
We can research batteries for 10 years but only when it becomes an actual battery it becomes a real thing.

[FOF]

Blood Bending is one of the many examples of how deadly bending can be. Like, imagine controlling the electricity in someone's body or sucking the air right out of them

[remmy]

I've always thought about what kind of fucked up shit we'd see if this wasn't a kid's show.
The Legend of Korra gives us some of that, but it's still Nickoledeon.
Like, I'm sorry but being crushed by an earthbender would not leave you in a coma. That shit would splatter you.

[wannabesmoker]

It’s a good day when studio gek reacts to your favorite show. I CANT wait for the finale 🔥🔥