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Bloodbending is a rare and forbidden form of elemental manipulation within the fictional universe of Avatar: The Last Airbender and its sequel, The Legend of Korra. It allows a bender to control the water within another person's body, effectively manipulating their movements and actions against their will. This ability is considered an extreme violation of the natural order, as it goes beyond controlling the elements to controlling another sentient being.

The practice of bloodbending is depicted as morally reprehensible and is illegal in all known societies. It requires immense skill and concentration, and is often associated with dark or villainous characters who seek power and control over others. The ethical implications of bloodbending are a significant theme in the series, highlighting the dangers of absolute power and the violation of free will. While most bloodbenders are portrayed as antagonists, there have been instances where characters with the ability have shown remorse or have been forced into using it under duress. The development and use of bloodbending are often linked to specific, secluded bending communities or individuals with particularly dark intentions.