We will be able to see Kya and Bumi (Spoiler, kind of)

[Goostav]

Maybe Bumi was evil and aang had to take away his bending . now he goes by amon and hates all benders. or not lol

I love this theory but it just feels so obvious. Has to be more original than that... right? Let's hope so.

[JooDee626]

Nah, I think Amon's probably a young guy.

Tenzin was probably not named after a character in ATLA because they didn't want to confuse fans of the original show. My little brother is still working on the fact that Katara is still alive, but Aang is dead. He didn't believe me that Aang had died until he had seen the first episode three times! and he's a smart kid, just that confusing to him.

I was thinking that all of the air-nomad-dress-alikes on airbender Island were probably Aang's offspring. .. now I'm confused. *sigh*

[QiBreezy]

I was thinking that all of the air-nomad-dress-alikes on airbender Island were probably Aang's offspring. .. now I'm confused. *sigh*

Those guys are Air Acolytes - non-benders who adhere to the AirNomad tradition (http://avatar.wikia.com/wiki/Air_Acolytes) - Pretty cool, if you ask me.

EDIT: You should check out the "Explore Republic City" feature on the Nickelodean website. They have pretty interesting information such as SatoMobiles and

Zuko's legacy.

[metalbenderxo]

And about Bolin and Mako. How come is Bolin an earthbender and Mako an firebender and they are brothers?? TLOK is weirder than ATLA

They come from a mixed family, like Kya and Tenzin are siblings, but are benders of different elements.

As for Aang not naming Tenzin after someone, in real life people name their children after family, good friends, and just names they like. It's totally normal. In many cultures, names mean something, and it is possible the name means something in the Air Nomad culture, like maybe it means 'hope,' or 'legacy,' or something. Regardless, it is not strange for parents to both name their children after people they know/knew and to also not do that.

I was wondering this too, but now it makes sense. Thanks for clearing it up.

[ComiCazie]

Of course we'll see them, let's just hope it's sooner rather than later
I'm eagerly waiting for an episode dedicated to a flashback of Ang's adult life.

[JooDee626]

I was thinking that all of the air-nomad-dress-alikes on airbender Island were probably Aang's offspring. .. now I'm confused. *sigh*

Those guys are Air Acolytes - non-benders who adhere to the AirNomad tradition (http://avatar.wikia.com/wiki/Air_Acolytes) - Pretty cool, if you ask me.

EDIT: You should check out the "Explore Republic City" feature on the Nickelodean website. They have pretty interesting information such as SatoMobiles and

Zuko's legacy.

Thank you! and I have been checking out the website recently, some cool stuff there.

[Orwill Yatke]

Remember that the bending is an ancient artform unique to their culture. When Sozin created the first colony he began a dominoe effect that quintessentially changed the culture of that area. We are familiar with that concept from the first episode of ATLA when Sokka says "Yeah, yeah it's an ancient artform unique to our culture, blah blah blah..."
Katara was the first waterbender from the Southern Tribe since Hamma was taken away. So it is a possibility that by creating a new society and a new culture that is mixed the bending is also mixed. This is why we have two brothers that are benders of two different elements.

Let us not forget Guru Patik who said that "the greatest illusion is the illusion of separation, things we think are different and seperate are actually one and the same. Even the seperation of the four elements is an illusion."

COOL SNEAK PEAK OF KYA and BUMI!! Great info...!

[baaSHEEPbaa]

Maybe Bumi was evil and aang had to take away his bending . now he goes by amon and hates all benders. or not lol

Sounds a little like Azula, born evil and never to be good. That's a good theory, it could explain how he knows how to take bending away. He could have studied how Aang did it, then came up with his own style. He probably could have learned from Ty Lee how to chi-block because she became a Kyoshi Warrior and Sokka was with Suki and blah blah blah. He probably had known Iroh as a grandfather and might have asked how he got into the spirit world (if story was actually true) and might have gone their by trying to do whatever Iroh did to get there which explains how the spirits helped him to take bending away.

[QiBreezy]

Remember that the bending is an ancient artform unique to their culture. When Sozin created the first colony he began a dominoe effect that quintessentially changed the culture of that area. We are familiar with that concept from the first episode of ATLA when Sokka says "Yeah, yeah it's an ancient artform unique to our culture, blah blah blah..."
Katara was the first waterbender from the Southern Tribe since Hamma was taken away. So it is a possibility that by creating a new society and a new culture that is mixed the bending is also mixed. This is why we have two brothers that are benders of two different elements.

Let us not forget Guru Patik who said that "the greatest illusion is the illusion of separation, things we think are different and seperate are actually one and the same. Even the seperation of the four elements is an illusion."

COOL SNEAK PEAK OF KYA and BUMI!! Great info...!

Score! Your post made me miss ATLA. Honestly, I love LoK, but as of now, it hasn't embodied the heartfelt nature of ATLA. I like LoK characters and all that..but ATLA man.. i loved them. I've yet to fall in love with any character from LoK.

[baaSHEEPbaa]

Score! Your post made me miss ATLA. Honestly, I love LoK, but as of now, it hasn't embodied the heartfelt nature of ATLA. I like LoK characters and all that..but ATLA man.. i loved them. I've yet to fall in love with any character from LoK.

Yeah, I'm going to miss the adventures. Is it just me or did the Avatarverse develpo really quickly...