Our top 15 water tribe characters!

An episode of the The Four Elements: An Avatar Podcast podcast, hosted by MrBoomerang, titled "Our top 15 water tribe characters!" was published on October 3, 2021 and runs 31 minutes.

October 3, 2021 ·31m · The Four Elements: An Avatar Podcast

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Join MrBoomerang and Firelord Balrog as they list some of their favorite water tribe characters throughout both series and the kyoshi novels. Stay tuned because our next one is going to be a real thriller!

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Join MrBoomerang and Firelord Balrog as they list some of their favorite water tribe characters throughout both series and the kyoshi novels. Stay tuned because our next one is going to be a real thriller!

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