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now for water bending Waterbending is based on the "Ku" style of Tai Chi, which originated in the Ku Yu Cheong lineage; it is a martial art that features slow movements and elegant forms that evoke the feel of flowing water.[1] Waterbending's strength is its defensive capabilities. Unlike some other bending disciplines, waterbending's defensive maneuvers focus on control through turning an opponent's own strength against him, rather than directly harming the opponent.

Waterbending provides a versatility of experience. The extent of the Waterbenders' power ranges from creating small, lashing whips and waves to massive tsunamis and walls of water. It has been shown that, when near a large body of water, Waterbenders can form water tornadoes or waterspouts to lift themselves or other objects, although this is likely very difficult to coordinate.