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Okay, did we ever see extraction in the show? No. Is it implied possible? Yes. Because we've seen metal benders manipulate metal in many ways. Have we ever seen anybody from an actual canon source shadowbend? No. If people say "well we're out of things we've seen them do, let's go to the most...

There is no merit of canon. Canon either is or is not. In this case it is not because of the source it appeared and the fact that it is physically impossible in any and all universes. Shadows have no mass, as we've seen them move around in the dark, and if they have no mass then it can't be bent.

I know it won't be added, but My argument is to prove that this is not canon, and so people can learn how to tell if something is canon.

Side note: if this were added how would it even work? When would you be close enough to select somebody's shadow? If you're going to get that close, just be a chiblocker. If you would use their shadows from afar, it would be a sourcless, insta-hit. Way OP. Second: just because nickelodeon...

Where in book 2 could it have happened? Also, the show came first not the comics. Not to mention shadows aren't anything. They are qualatative, not quantitative. If anything this would be a spirit thing. Even further, this has nothing to do regarding to any of the other elements. Also even...

1. It says non canon at the top of the page. 2. It was published by Nickelodeon, not Mike and Bryan 3. There is nowhere that this event fits into the timeline 4. If this was an actual, legit bending art, it would have been put in the series somewhere 5. "Comics" aren't considered canon, but the...

It doesn't. The character was entered into a fan-made character contest. Therefore, it's fan fiction. And fan fiction isn't canon.

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Wow, that has literally never happened to me before.

If you have water and you're being chased, then why not Attack the zombies? This move is just a shortcut for playing actual minecraft and making tools. And how often do you see a good and unclaimed base? And as stated its easier and quicker to break things with your own hands, and come to think...

I'm not saying additions are bad, I'm just saying ones like this one aren't needed. What if the developers just said "screw balance and usefulness! It needs to be all about things that we've seen them do that we can already do" like breaking things with water and earth, or Airbending to open...

In Minecraft you can already break things with your bear hands. You can physically smash your way through a meter of solid rock in a matter of seconds, with your bare hands without even earthbending. You can wear armor made of solid gold, carrying 20,736 bars worth of solid gold, and still...

It's kind of unnecessary seeing how your can break just about anything with your fist, and can easily carry any tool you would ever need.

No, it's not. Water=water. They can bend WATER in Solid, liquid, and gas forms.

But spirit beams aren't bending, Gabe

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Amen

What is your deal? I'm making a point and trying to educate. I wasn't being provocative, I didn't call people out, I just wanted people to know that "cannon" isn't the word they mean to use. I'm not fighting contractions or slang, but I'm pointing out the correct word. Last, do you actually...

Would you stop using the word Nazi? It means National Socialist, and it's offensive to call somebody you don't like a Nazi. And like Jedk said not everybody knows what canon means.

What is the least laggy air particle?