Aang, last of the Air Nomads, is the Avatar, a perpetually reincarnated being charged with the spiritual guidance of the world. Aang must master all four elements (Earth, Air, Water and Fire) and ...
A bunch of Aang's attacks even from early on in the show hit harder than a pistol bullet, so focusing too hard on "bulletproof" to handguns or not is a bit of a waste of time. Aang is certainly more skilled in his own martial art than kid Goku initially was, so with Avatar state, you would need a bit of later kid Goku - early teen Goku.
Scenario: Whilst on the run from the fire nation, Aang runs into Naruto and after a brief altercation, a full fight breaks out. Rules: Info: None. Mindset: In character but both assume that the other is hostile (Aang thinks that Naruto is cooperating with the fire nation and Naruto thinks that...
Honestly I don't think Aang can output enough fire power to deal with the Rumbling. It would probably take all the high tier people in the Avatar universe to actually leave a sizeable dent in the Titans' numbers. Round 2 seems a little better, but I'm still not sure if Aang can do it.
Both sides have all of their feats. Both sides are unaware of each other capabilities. Ganishka is compelled to conquer the city. Kushan forces attack Ba Sing Se at the start of book 2. The army start 10 km away from the wall. Kushan Empire army consist of: Ganishka Daiba and his Garuda...
Aang is peaceful air nomad born to air nomads in the year 12 BG, the successor of Avatar Roku from the fire nation was informed about his identity as the avatar 4 years earlier than what was the ...
Aang's Airbending has imparted him with a great deal of patience and spirituality that allows him to remain disciplined in all but the most stressful situations.
