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Originally Posted by badlander86

Its an origin lost to time for over 10,000 years at least. Things get forgotten, blanks get filled up with new stuff. It happens in the real world all the time. Founding of Rome, the endless revisions of Greeco-Roman Mythology, overlapping of cultures and religions which in itself leads to new legends and myths.

My take on this is that after the Lion Turtles faded from human memory, what passed as "Bending" back then was more of less guys/girls born with the ability chucking elements at each other. But as time grew passed they got more inspirations of how to use the Elements from the creatures or things around them which is why they showed the scene of Wan refining his Firebending by observing the Dragon. Flashforward thousands of years later as civilizations rise/fall/assimilate/separate some threads of that origin still remain but the rest is lost in translation.

The problem with that explanation is just how often lion-turtles are brought up in Avatar: The Last Airbender. It's not enough to change everything, though.

Anyway, Vortexx has begun airing the Symbiote Saga from The Spectacular Spider-Man. I suggest you all tune in 9:00 a.m. on Saturdays to watch it.