All fake. Ad — content continues below. Once we learned Amon himself was a bloodbender, more powerful than Tarrlok, it made sense. By reflex he waterbent himself to safety but in doing so washed off his makeup. This quickly exposed him for a fake and he lost all support amongst his followers. He managed to escape with Tarrlock in a speedboat but was killed when Tarrlok used an electric glove to blow up the fuel tank. At the time everyone assumed he had to be someone from the original series or at least a person related to them.
Yukone is the guy in the flashback of the latest episode. Where he was bloodbending on Zokka and Toph. CeceliaSky posted over a year ago. Avatar: The Legend of Korra Answers. NightFrog said: To be honest, I have no idea. Surely they'll explain it within a few episodes in the future. But, I don't think he's related to Hama- if Katara can do it as well as Hama, I'm sure plenty of powerful benders can learn it in due time. Also, I highly doubt Hama had a family after what happened to her- she was a young woman when she was captured, and she spent most of her life afterward bitter.
The Yukone theory is strong, though. Tarrlok looks like him, and Yukone appeared to be blood bending in the flashback- I'm not sure if he's Yukone's son unless he had Tarrlok at an older age Tarrlok is 37, while the gaang's kids are in their early 50's or late 40's. I do believe they're related though. Yah, I guess all waterbenders could learn how to do it but how did it become known among waterbenders?
I thought Katara hated using it so why would she go off telling waterbenders about it? Then again, that goes against my theory, why would she teach it to someone if she hated using it? JoJoSama posted over a year ago.
Good question. Maybe Hama's usage of it became known from her victims, or even Katara's victims from the Southern Raiders. I couldn't see Katara teaching it either.. NightFrog posted over a year ago. NickelodeonLove said: I think it's because he is related to Hama. Yeah, but Hama would have been dead, and I don't think she had a family. NickelodeonLove posted over a year ago. Other than that, enjoy Villains Wiki!!! He was an infamous crime lord who had the unique ability to use bloodbending without needing a full moon which he used to terrorize Republic City until he was defeated by Avatar Aang and had his bending permanently removed.
Bent on revenge, Yakone escaped to the northern water tribe, changed his appearance with surgery and had two sons, Tarrlok and Noatak. He raised the boys as bloodbenders, hoping that they would one day destroy the Avatar and conquer Republic City on his behalf. He was voiced by Clancy Brown , who also played Mr. Krabs in SpongeBob SquarePants. Yakone was a sinister crime lord accused of Bloodbending , a dangerous form of Waterbending that had been declared illegal by the efforts of Katara , because of the incident with Hama , after the testimony of several witnesses.
Chief Toph Beifong , accompanied by some metalbending officers and Avatar Aang, arrested him while he was eating at a restaurant. The criminal sarcastically claimed he would beat this charge again as he had done with the previous ones. Yakone was then taken to City Hall to be judged before the United Republic Council, where he was defended by a lawyer who appealed to the impossibility to bloodbend when there is no full moon, as witnesses had claimed that his client had performed the feat "at every other time except during a full moon", making the crime impossible to commit.
Before the council announced the veredict, Chief Sokka pointed out that there had been multiple accounts of "unique benders" who accomplished bending feats previously thought to be impossible, highlighting the discovery of Metalbending by Toph Beifong as an example of such feats, and that the evidence presented was enough to convince them that Yakone was an unique bender who discovered how to bloodbend without the full moon, and used this ability to commit the crimes for which he had been accused.
For this reason, the bloodbender was declared guilty and sentenced to life in prison. However, Yakone, stood up, grinning, and proceeded to bloodbend Sokka. Toph attempted to halt him with a metal cable, but Yakone was able to overpower her as well.
Soon everyone in the room fell victim of his bloodbending, including Avatar Aang, who unsuccessfully tried to stop him from fleeing, only to be knocked to the floor.
Aang then entered the Avatar State and pursued Yakone, destroying his escaping cart. Climbing out of the wreckage, the bloodbender used his technique again, planning to kill Aang by snapping his neck, but was thwarted when Aang entered the Avatar State, breaking the bloodbending hold and trapping Yakone within an earth shell.
Unable to fight back, Yakone had his bending removed by Aang and was promptly arrested. With the aid of his former gang, Yakone managed to escape prison and underwent plastic surgery, then fled to the Northern Water Tribe, where he met a warm, kindhearted woman, who later became his wife and birthed two children, Noatak and Tarrlok.
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