Katara vs. Hama 🩸 Full Scene | Avatar: The Last Airbender

Who agrees that this was one of the spookiest scenes in Avatar ever??

Bloodbeing is pure evil thing.

Crazy to think the voice actress who voiced Hama also voiced Dot on Animaniacs

But why couldn’t Aang bloodbend

They ate this scene down

Seriously What episode can I watch this in?

"We are the last waterbenders of the Southern Tribe. We have to fight these people WHENEVER we can, WHEREVER they are, with ANY means necessary."

That line goes so hard

por eso hay que beber mas alc.h...que agua

Hama is 10000% right

I like how dark and serious this scene is. This show is a masterpiece.

You know, in a way, Hama practically started the anti bending revalution that would happen 7 decades later

Katara has always been one of my favorites, of course I do also like Zuko, Toph and Aang as well!!! I used to watch this show all the time!!

Hama actually deserved better; she was a victim and passed on a lot of knowledge. She had to single-handedly defend the south. She has every right to be insane.

It's a pretty cool touch that a lot of what helped Katara overcome Hamma and fight was rooted in Earthbending technique. Standing your ground and forcing your way rather than going with the flow. That's something Katara learned going toe to toe with Toph.

the coolest part in the series!

I mean, even though the villian of this episode lost this battle and got locked up by her victims, she won the war by turning Katara into someone she didn't want to be. A bloodbender!!

hama was not vil circumstances mage her one

Woah I can finally comment on an avatar video?

Hama: They locked me in a room a rubber room a rubber room with rats the rats made me crazy crazy? I was crazy once….

Wow

Hama should came back in the southern tribu and teach them waterbending in secret after she escaped....

Waterbender fighter....

Something they didn't explain at the end of this episode was how the civilians didnt turn them ALL in for you know, NOT being Fire Nation?

They were in hiding and they pretty much exposed themselves at the end, so...

The old lady kinda had a point

I think this power could be use once in the right hands. To borrow another show Shikamaru shadow possession jutsu

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Hama: Don’t hurt your friends, Katara.
And don't let them hurt each other.

Sokka and Aang screamimg

Katara: No!

Without realizing... Katara bloodbends Hama

Katara (thinking): What have I done?

One of the darkest episodes of Avatar The Last Airbender...

she only bloodbent to stop Hama, they are not the same

Bloodbending feels a bit like the equivalent to SA here

TO BE HONEST I UNDERSTAND WHY SHE'S SO ANGRY..... IMAGINE WATCHING YOUR BEING GET HUNTED DOWN ON TOP OF BEING IMPRISONED FOR YEARS, IF YOU ASK ME KATARA IS IN THE WRING HERE

kinda surprised that the other prisoners didnt question how hama was just controlling rats in her cage

Man if Roof Piece animation was this uggh id melt.

Hama's soul in his last days could have ended up in the spiritual world like Iroh but as an evil spirit like the Kemurikage, perhaps in the same forest he is waiting impatiently for his future victims to continue his revenge in the afterlife.

serial killers are never forgotten and she doubted that she is an exception, especially for being the first bloodbender in history.

Katara's crying at the end got me so emotional. It's sad that she meets people she thinks she can connect with, and they end up betraying her or being cruel.

Hama creeped me out, the Puppet Master is the darkest episode of the Last Airbender

Hama did nothing wrong.

bloodbending is kind of like puppet manipulation in naruto

I wish Katara did it to Azula

i never understood the whole "my bending is more powerful than yours" part
why? by nature? by age? what is it?

The fact she was able to bloodbend the Avatar himself speaks volumes about how powerful she truly was.

Just think Aman perfected Hamas technique to take people’s bending away.

One of the things I makes Hama interesting is that, Hama is almost like a dark future version of Katara, so full of vengeance, keeps justifying everything, and she can't responsibility for her actions. I can see why Hama laughs at Katara, she is satisfied that Katara is becoming what she is. Luckily, we all know Katara continues walk down this dark path until she confronts the person who killed her mother with the help of Zuko.