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This should be accepted. This is both canon and practical. Remember this dude?

PASSIVE Honestly, one of the only reasons I chose firebending was because of LIGHTNING. I want to suggest some passives and abilities to make lightning even more fun for everyone. 1: Hitting a charged creeper with lightning makes them a charged creeper and hitting pigs makes them zombie pigmen...

Again, I explained it earlier. If you manage to hit them with anything, they take an amplified amount of damage. So they are vulnerable to pretty much any element.

I explained it in the video but oh well. You die because you eventually get so fast that you start to heat up, from the outside and the inside. At this state you are immune to fire outside your body, not from the inside.

That's the whole point of this move... if you use this for too long, you start to take damage as if you are touching a cactus or getting withered. This also has a pretty long cooldown.

Now that I think about it, this could be nerfed a bit :P. This was my first suggestion so thanks for helping out. There is a duration (sorta) with you dying from overusing it but with lowering the speed and having a long cooldown, this could be an epic firebender move :D

But this is limited movement as it gets disabled when you jump and you can only use it for a short period of time while you can use your fire trail to set entities on fire and colliding with an entity deals damage.

In this ability, you go SUPER FAST. People don't seem to understand this so I'll make a demo.

This move isn't supposed to be directly from the show, and Azula was the best demonstration I could find for this. It's not based on her moves. And the difference between this and firejet is that this is more suitable for PvP and this only works on the ground and grants you speed so this is much...

VISUALISATION WHAT IS IT? Blaze Rush or Blaze Dash is a movement ability that grants a firebender unnatural speed and as they run, they leave behind a trail of fire and become immune to fire damage. Also, if they make contact with water, it evaporates, kind of like an air bubble. If they...