That's actually such a good point! I love reading comment sections. Y'all think of stuff I never would have. Can even wick it away when you wanna go feral and stuff walking place-to-place but don't want your B.O to actually knock someone out. But I just don't know with that outfit - it isn't a bad one, and I'm circulatory-challenged so it'd probably work wonders on me, but. The puff of the clothes. The irritation. My autism, raging against the sleeves on bad days. If the jacket can come off sometimes and all that, this might just be what sways me away from air-bending. Air-bending sounds fascinating, but also very versatile for dusting and sweeping when in a house with large dogs, sandy soil type, and in a 5km radius of a beach.
Well a desert is defined by its lack of rainfall so technically the largest desert in the world is Antarctica but having lived in a desert for 25 years, trust me. You’re not really missing much. Maybe some sagebrush and some sand but that’s about it
I know that the downside of the outfit is supposed to be the thick coat, and I hate when people look for smartass ways to outsmart the answer, but the first thing I thought was: but she's got a whole outfit under it right? Like, when she takes the coat off, you're left with the clothes that you see her wearing throughout book 1 when travelling through the earth Kingdom and even while fighting Pakku at the North pole. And nothing in the answer says you can never take the winter coat off, only that you can never wear any other outfit, so I feel like you should be good for most of the year?
I'm not sure anymore if they really thought of the winter coat as the downside or just the fact that you've got no other clothes as the downside, but it's interesting to me that everyone assumes the first
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u/Nya_of_Emberfall25 I'm completely calm May 10 '25
WATERBENDDDD Even if I'll probably suffer from the heat, I think waterbending is amazing and Katara's outfit is super cute. Plus, HAIR LOOPIES