Aang's airbending

[edd]

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?

[Nekomamushi]

Because it's a cartoon

[Gir]

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

[edd]

Because it's a cartoon

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

Well 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.
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.

[Uta]

That's like looking for logic in hollywood.

[edd]

That's like looking for logic in hollywood.

ENTERTAIN ME !

[AndrewtheAmericanDude]

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)