Why don't you watch the show and formulate your own reason for watching it?
Wait what?
Count on Nintendo to save the day again. Not that it was hard of course. Hopefully Namco Bandai can keep this up Edit:HOLY **** THIS ONE PIECE GAME!
http://www.kh-vids.net/showthread.p...d-potential-quot-but/page6&highlight=TROLLING IT'S ALL A TROLL MAKAZE AGREES DON'T BOTHER HIM ABOUT IT
Developing the internet is both a physical AND mental skillset. We haven't seen it outside of republic city That explains the Sandbenders and the Foggy Swamp style These two tribes were fairly well known around the world which means that people were perfectly aware that things outside the core elements could be bended. Remember how I said it spread because people learned that it existed? You don't have to be a genius to KNOW about lightning bending And I've already stated that there is no sign that the lightning bending we see the civilians of republic city use is the same lightning bending that we saw Azula and Iroh use, there could be limitations to this style of bending or advancements that separate it from traditional style. Once again, see the "this probably isn't the same lightning bending that we've previously seen" just like Amon's spirit bending is not the same as Aang's. The Last Airbender showed that people has plenty of knowledge of several different fighting styles despite living on opposite sides of the world. This was partly due to the fact that most people that weren't firebenders were against the firenation and there were tons of rebel factions. It's not uncommon for people within rebel factions to share skills with eachother. The only techniques that were relatively unknown to all were firebending techniques and once the fire nation fell it's not unbelievable that people wanted to know all about what the fire nation family was like and other dirt that they could dig up on the empire that was oppressing them for years now. Amon and other chi blockers have clearly shown that lightning bending isn't all that special nor gives much of an upper hand. And there are some that will and the ones that will are probably gonna be more vocal about it. That's not much of an argument. You just called Azula mentally stable Also criminal and mentally unstable don't always go hand in hand.
If in 75 years an entire city can be built that encompasses people from every nation in the world and can even develop factories and automobiles then I don't see why it's unlikely for teachings to be shared amongst the community of republic city. The internet used to be exclusive to only the military and was very limited. As people learned more about the internet and what it's capabilities were people began to develop their own methods and developments and within the span of 30 years, the internet was available to the public through the use of home computers and was more advanced then what the military had spent years keeping a secret and developing for themselves. Very rarely do things that are exclusive to a certain amount of people STAY exclusive to a certain amount of people. People naturally want to have access to those things and will find ways to work around the pre determined rules and make their own. It's no surprise that most people can lightning bend as people have probably been spending years attempting to find a way lightning bend. And there's no way to know if the lightning bending that we are seeing is of the same caliber of the lightning bending that Azula and Iroh were capable of. 1. General curiosity. People want things for themselves so they will strive to obtain it somehow 2. Those factories seemed pretty reliant on lightning benders 3. One of the lightning benders we have seen was a criminal so it's no stretch to say the he's developed his own technique for the sake of intimidation. The mechs had grapple hooks that could attack them from afar. They had no way of defending against these hooks as it would come down to either get electrocuted by the wire or dodge it and allow the robots to attack immediately again. Crushing the cockpit would kill the pilots.
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