Flood
Jet
Jet verb - To flow out in great quantities or with force.
Usage example: water jetting out of opened fire hydrants at a dangerously high rate
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Probably the next most prominent example is Jet, who attempts to kick an old man in the head and flood a whole village of innocents in his intense rage towards the Fire Nation.
Source: Teens Are Monsters - While they both oppose the Fire Nation, the Gaang follows this trope and Jet doesn't, much to the Gaang's horror when they find out about his plan to flood a village to kill some Fire Nation soldiers, even though civilians would be caught in it as well.
Source: Would Not Shoot a Civilian -
The Avatar: The Last Airbender episode "Jet" revolves around the titular character trying to destroy a dam so that the resulting flood will wipe out the valley and kill the Fire Nation soldiers occupying a village.
Source: Big Dam Plot
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