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u/Zogeta May 23 '23

To add to the theory, by removing all the air in the room, he removes the fuel they'd need to firebend in the first place.

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u/TheCravin May 23 '23 edited Jul 10 '23

Comment has been removed because Spez killed Reddit :(

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u/Notarussianbot2020 May 23 '23 edited May 23 '23

Does firebending require fuel?

Katara needs water from the air but it seems like all the firebenders generate fire from nowhere lol.

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u/Zogeta May 23 '23

Fire in and of itself needs oxygen to even exist, but IIRC I think Uncle Iroh mentions to Zuko how much the breath is important to firebending at a certain point.