Why is it that we can see Aang's air bending? isn't Aang's airbending based on wind - a mostly colourless and un-see-able force?
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May 29th '17 06:47 PM #1queen in the north
Aang's airbending
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May 29th '17 07:02 PM #2
Because it's a cartoon
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May 29th '17 07:10 PM #3
Yea, like Neko said, it's just so that the viewer can understand what's going on.
Also Avatar: The Last Airbender is not anime or manga, even though it is heavily inspired by it. #nerd
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May 29th '17 07:22 PM #4queen in the north
Originally Posted by Nekomamushi
Because it's a cartoonWell we can place some logic into the naruto verse. But like even when they fight one another - like when Zahir fights with Lin beifong, we can see that the characters can see the air as it comes toward them. Originally Posted by Gir
So it's not just for us - as the viewers to see it, but also the people within the cartoon who can 'sense' the air bending somehow.
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May 29th '17 07:56 PM #5
That's like looking for logic in hollywood.
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May 29th '17 08:37 PM #6queen in the north
ENTERTAIN ME ! Originally Posted by Uta
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May 29th '17 11:08 PM #7Senior Member
I'm guessing their techniques create a visible gust of wind. These are people who are concentrating air into small areas. With PSI cannons you can sometimes see the air blast.
So take it from me, a non scientist (at least I think it makes sense lol)
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