Kapura - Master of the Art: a deep dive analysis

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@Willess12

Perhaps that is why Kapura moves so slowly before mastering his ability. He’s unknowingly slowing down his own framerate instead of the world around him. Maybe Vakama realized this, and his experience with the Vahi allowed him to teach Kapura how to turn his ability from a hindrance to something useful.

Yes, that could be.

@Willess12

So it isn’t necessarily part of the Vahi’s power that slows down the user, it was an unintended side affect when Vakama uses it the first time.

@Ignition

One issue, Vakama failed to use Vahi. He tried to slow Makuta to dodge him easily, but failed and was caught in a slow bubble himself.

I am aware of this. What I am saying is that when Vakama slowed himself down along with Makuta, his own thoughts were slowing down from his own perspective. This wouldn’t happen with Kapura’s ability.

@TheJerminator

So then why does Kapura focus on where he isn’t, if he doesn’t teleport or manipulate space in any way?

Like I suggested in the analysis, I think this simply has to do with the Budhist-like aspect of the Art. It grants Kapura perseverance while he travels to his desired destination and maybe even guides him like a navigation and/or enables him to choose the most efficient path.