artspam! + question period

[glass_icarus]

&hearts multifandom drawbles by glockgal: MADE OF WIN! Ron eating a chocolate frog, Toph and Mai as not-so-dutiful daughters, hipster!Jet-and-Zuko, Ron & Hermione swimming, Parvati with racebended Hermione & Lavender, and desi!Watson = HEARTSPLOSION! *\o/*

&hearts two A:TLA/ATLoK fancomics via inkstone. sd;flksjdflkj!!!!!

Also, I have been remiss as usual in terms of introductory-type things, so: hello, new DW A:TLA party people! Ask me anything! Or we can do post-series speculation. or just scream and keysmash about KORRAAAAAAAAA, whatever works for you. ;D (<-- these go for old friends too, hobvs. &hearts)

Comments

Re: So random....

[glass_icarus]

OHHHHHH the airbender question makes me nail-bitey. D: I mean, Aang teaching airbending is one thing, but WHAT IF APPA IS REALLY THE LAST SKY BISON (and Momo is the last flying lemur)???? Like, what happens to airbending if the sky bison- the original benders- are extinct?! We know that the moon is the original waterbender, the badgermoles are the original earthbenders, the dragons are the original firebenders (and are protected, even though there's only two of them- but there ARE two, they could potentially be male & female and have offspring) but we have no idea what happens if/when the original sources are gone!

Re: So random....

[nightowl]

The dragons could also be, maybe, er - immortal and thus be around even if all the firebenders die? Maybe? That could just be my automatic assumption of "dragons are immortal unless killed" coming into play here.^^;

My personal take on it is that the "original" benders are natural inspirations for the various martial arts/bending styles, so that as long as there are people passing down the bending arts, it won't go away. That's why it's so scary for me that there's not only no airbenders but no inspiration animals either - sky bison. Like, airbending could be recreated if there are still sky bison around, but if not... What then?? So I think my worry is the same as yours!

Also, I have always wondered: is there some genetic element to bending?