She’s able to flow with whatever situation she’s in. And she’s very peaceful, much like the pacifistic Air Nomads. he’s creative, strong, and fun-loving, which is exactly what we see Air Nomads be when they’re not actively fighting in a war. She’d definitely master the element early on just because it comes easy to her.

He loves herbology, so it just fits that he’d be more at home in the Earth Kingdom. As someone who sticks up for and to his friends when it counts, Neville’s courage and strength are what would make him a powerful earthbender.

This fierce redhead couldn’t be anything but a firebender. Just in Order of the Phoenix, we saw Ginny master both offensive and defensive spells quickly. That would translate to her mastering firebending at a young age and adapting her styles to match other element bending styles.

Voldemort is definitely a more offensive fighter, which is why he’d fit in in the Fire Nation. Firebending moves are usually for the offense, as it’s tough to be defensive with such a destructive element. They can also use fire to keep themselves from freezing, which Voldemort would definitely do.

Dumbledore is a waterbender through and through for many reasons, including his resourcefulness. Dumbledore would be a quick learner when it comes to bending, and it would bore him after a while. He’d also spend a few years traveling and meeting other water tribes.

We see Draco coming from a prominent firebending family and living up to that with his own bending styles.Draco would be one of the best firebenders of his year, but he’d still try to do better just to prove he could. He’d study and train hard, but he would also still disappoint his father (much like Zuko).

He’s very grounded as a person, stubborn like I imagine many earthbenders are, and also tends to stick to defensive spells and abilities. Snape is also skilled at occlumency, a defensive ability that blocks his mind from legilimency.