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How do you like the air nomads wingsuits from Legend of Korra?

I suppose that the added wings are benefit for some. I don't really when the airbenders adopt them between the book 3 and 4 but I guess the new airbenders adapt to them from the glider staff without hesitation. I guess Tenzins children didn't mind losing the staff as well because they probably used them mainly for fun or as mode of transport. On the other hand Tenzin and Aang before him used the staff for fighting as it seems like the best tool for the airbending style or philosophy of fighting, which is more on the defensive side. The fit is another thing that I'm not really fond of. The skintight suit is super straightforward so it gives out every move to the opponent. The older robes with their loose fit looks like they leave at least some movement hidden and therefore creating an elusive sensation. I also like the orange colour better.

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"Hello, Zuko here" â€“ did Zuko, like, ever actually have friends?

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