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Aside from his bending, Kaiser also developed swordsmanship skills, specializing in dual-wielding swords using a set of Dao blades, abilities he acquired after being trained by Master Piandao. He would use these two skills as his primary tactics whenever he was in his Blue Spirit disguise, unable to firebend, or when he had to fight while concealing his firebending. He was able to defeat several enemies using only his swords, including experienced firebending soldiers. He also dueled evenly with Jet and his double-hook swords until the fight was interrupted by the Dai Li and Jet was arrested. Kaiser defeated several Earth Kingdom soldiers with his Dao blades, fighting unarmed and using minimal effort, only resorting to firebending to easily defeat a powerful earthbender. Even so, he was able to hold off the earthbender's attacks for a few moments with just his blades. His skill was such that his father, Fire Lord Ozai, chose not to challenge him during an eclipse, when neither of them could firebend. At one point, he also defeated Rin, a highly skilled warrior in his own right and a fellow student of Piandao, in a training match.

During his exile, Kaiser was a bitter and complex young man, resembling a tragic villain. More than anything, he craved his place as heir to the Fire Nation throne and his father's love. Kaiser believed, or forced himself to believe, that capturing the Avatar would fulfill these desires, making him one of Aang's most determined enemies. His motivation centered on self-redemption, which contrasted with other pursuers; Zhao and Azula were motivated by political ambition or cruelty. As a child, he could only create small bursts of fire and was in no way focused or controlled in his bending, but by the time he was thirteen, he was confident enough in his ability to readily accept an Agni Kai challenge against a general. At the time of Isagi's discovery at the South Pole, Kaiser was still learning the basics from Iroh and was skilled enough to momentarily knock Isagi off his ship, but he was defeated when Isagi entered the Avatar State. He used what he had learned to defeat Zhao, an older and more experienced Firebending Master. Throughout his search for Isagi, he frequently demonstrated his skill, defeating multiple enemies on two occasions. Later, his skill grew. He performed well in a duel against Isagi, unleashing multiple fire blasts over an extended period without tiring, but was defeated when paralyzed by June's confused shirshu. He created a fire shield to protect himself from a massive explosion on his ship. During the Siege of the North, Bachira fought while the moon was nearly full. He held his own against him, while Isagi was emboldened by the moon, but needed the power of the sun to gain the upper hand and defeat him with a single fire blast. He also achieved a decisive victory in the rematch against Zhao.

Azula is demanding, fiercely loyal to the Fire Nation, and determined to achieve her goals without hesitation or complaint. She is unimpressed, and initially, much of her personality and emotions were a mystery. Azula claims to have been born with the "divine right" to rule, and that this is what made her strong. She showed no mercy to those she deemed traitors or inferiors. Azula is Kaiser's older sister; she always wondered why Kaiser received more attention from their mother and therefore sought approval from her father.

Kaiser is a tall, handsome young man with light blue eyes and light blond hair with blue highlights, outlined in red. His hairstyle includes a mullet with blue streaks at the ends and two dark blue pigtails. He has a burn scar over his left eye, the result of a confrontation with his father as punishment.

Aside from his bending, Kaiser also developed swordsmanship skills, specializing in dual-wielding swords using a set of Dao blades, abilities he acquired after being trained by Master Piandao. He would use these two skills as his primary tactics whenever he was in his Blue Spirit disguise, unable to firebend, or when he had to fight while concealing his firebending. He was able to defeat several enemies using only his swords, including experienced firebending soldiers. He also dueled evenly with Jet and his double-hook swords until the fight was interrupted by the Dai Li and Jet was arrested. Kaiser defeated several Earth Kingdom soldiers with his Dao blades, fighting unarmed and using minimal effort, only resorting to firebending to easily defeat a powerful earthbender. Even so, he was able to hold off the earthbender's attacks for a few moments with just his blades. His skill was such that his father, Fire Lord Ozai, chose not to challenge him during an eclipse, when neither of them could firebend. At one point, he also defeated Rin, a highly skilled warrior in his own right and a fellow student of Piandao, in a training match.

Airbending, one of the four elements of the Bending Arts, is the ability of aeolians to control and manipulate air currents. Air Nomads use this type of bending in their daily lives.
Air is the element of freedom.[1] The Air Nomads detached themselves from worldly problems and worries; the pursuit of peace and freedom is the key to resolving their difficulties in life. The Airbenders have continually sought spiritual enlightenment, and as a result, all children born to the Air Nomads were masters. The Airbenders learned their control from the flying bison.[2]

The key to Airbending is flexibility—finding and following the path of least resistance. Airbending is characterized as almost purely defensive, as well as the most dynamic of the four bending arts. Airbenders can overwhelm many opponents at once with large, powerful attacks that can be fatal; however, due to the pacifist nature of Air Nomads, these attacks are rarely used. Because of their aforementioned spirituality, they often adapt to their surroundings and prefer evasive maneuvers to direct confrontation.

Firebending, one of the four bending arts, is the ability of pyrokinesis to create and control fire. It is unique among the bending arts because it is the only one in which the practitioner can spontaneously generate the element. The first humans to gain "power over fire" lived in a city atop a lion-turtle during the era of Raava, and this ability later spread to the Sun Warriors,[3] the Fire Nation, and the United Republic of Nations.5
Fire is the element of power, consisting of irresistible force tempered by an unyielding will to accomplish tasks and desires. However, during the Hundred Year War, the militaristic Fire Nation twisted firebending to be fueled by anger, hatred, and rage. Firebending is powered by the sun, and the first human Firebenders derived their firebending techniques from dragons.[3]

Firebending is distinguished by its intense style of attack and general lack of adequate defensive moves, although some notable Firebenders utilize creative defensive moves by creating large walls of fire,[2] or knocking objects down with precise attacks.

Waterbending, one of the four bending arts, is the mystical art of hydrokinesis, the ability to control water and its various forms. This art is practiced by the Water Tribe, which is divided into the Southern Water Tribe, the Northern Water Tribe, and the lesser-known Swamp Water Tribe, each with its own unique bending style.
Water is the element of change. The moon is the source of water's power, and the original Waterbenders learned by observing how the moon pushed and pulled the tides. The Water Tribes are the only people who did not learn animal bending, although the spirits of the Moon and the Ocean took the form of koi fish in the Physical World near the beginning of the Avatar World.

The Waterbending fighting style relies primarily on graceful fluids that interact harmoniously with the environment. The Misty Swamp style, however, is more rigid and straightforward. Waterbenders deal with the flow of energy; they allow their defense to become their offense, turning their opponents' own forces against them.

Earthbending is the mystical art of geokinesis, the ability to control the earth with the mind, and is based on the Hung Gar, which was chosen because its powerful movements represent the strength of the earth. It is used by earthbenders, who reside throughout the Earth Kingdom.

Earth is the element of substance, which makes earthbenders diverse, strong, persistent, and long-lasting. The first earthbenders, Oma and Shu, learned the art from badger moles.

The key to Earthbending is the use of neutral jing, which involves listening and waiting for the perfect moment, and then acting decisively when that moment arrives. In other words, earthbenders generally withstand their enemies' attacks until the opportune moment to counterattack, then strike with uncontrollable force.