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	**The Water Tribes were notable for not only creating a society in the barren poles, but doing so within proximity to two portals to the [[Chaos Wastes\|Spirit World]]. A third would be created in the second series.		**The Water Tribes were notable for not only creating a society in the barren poles, but doing so within proximity to two portals to the [[Chaos Wastes\|Spirit World]]. A third would be created in the second series.
	**The Northern Water Tribe is the first of the two, and is notably more advanced than their southern cousins, who are implied to be a mere colony, with the North often interfering in Southern politics, or sending their exiles there.		**The Northern Water Tribe is the first of the two, and is notably more advanced than their southern cousins, who are implied to be a mere colony, with the North often interfering in Southern politics, or sending their exiles there.
	**That being said, a point of contention between the two tribes was that the Northern Water Tribe left the Southerners on their while the Fire Nation was raiding them for 100 years; after the Air Nomad genocide, the Fire Nation wanted to stop the Avatar from reincarnating within the Water Tribe, so they arrested all Water Benders they could in the South, which was weaker than the North.		**That being said, a point of contention between the two tribes was that the Northern Water Tribe left the Southerners on their own while the Fire Nation was raiding them for 100 years; after the Air Nomad genocide, the Fire Nation wanted to stop the Avatar from reincarnating within the Water Tribe, so they arrested all Water Benders they could in the South, which was weaker than the North.

	* The '''Earth Kingdom''': A large loose continental power ruled out of the massive fortified city of Ba Sing Se. Wealthy and prosperous, they are masters of resource harvesting with bending as a safe and efficient means of mining metals and rare earths, and reduced labour required for farming.		* The '''Earth Kingdom''': A large loose continental power ruled out of the massive fortified city of Ba Sing Se. Wealthy and prosperous, they are masters of resource harvesting with bending as a safe and efficient means of mining metals and rare earths, and reduced labour required for farming.

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	'''TL;DR''' a setting for AZN kung-fu and high magic without being the over-the-top [[Exalted]] and not the highbrow [[Legend of the Five Rings]].		'''TL;DR''' a setting for AZN kung-fu and high magic without being the over-the-top [[Exalted]] and not the highbrow [[Legend of the Five Rings]].

	Let's say you want something that is fantasy, set in a large complex world that in no way rips off [[J.R.R. Tolkien]], is presented in visual form and is just well made all around. Well, Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko had come to your aid with '''Avatar: The Last Airbender''' and its new followup [[~~FAIL~~\|'''The Legend of Korra'''.]] It is in no way related to [[Avatar\|James Cameron's similarly titled work]] (thank god).		Let's say you want something that is fantasy, set in a large complex world that in no way rips off [[J.R.R. Tolkien]], is presented in visual form and is just well made all around. Well, Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko had come to your aid with '''Avatar: The Last Airbender''' and its new followup [[Skub\|'''The Legend of Korra'''.]] It is in no way related to [[Avatar\|James Cameron's similarly titled work]] (thank god).

	== Setting ==		== Setting ==

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Games

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	* It doesn't take a genius to see that Avatar was "heavily influenced by" [[Exalted]].		* It doesn't take a genius to see that Avatar was "heavily influenced by" [[Exalted]].
	* ''Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game'', an officially licensed TTRPG for the setting, produced by Magpie Games. Released on Kickstarter and raised $3 million in the first 3 days.		* ''Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game'', an officially licensed TTRPG for the setting, produced by Magpie Games. Released on Kickstarter and raised $3 million in the first 3 days.
			[[File:Avatar- The Last Airbender - Elemental Classes for Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition.pdf\|thumb\|Homebrew classes for 4th edition D&D.]]

	== Books ==		== Books ==

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	The world has one language and four nations:		The world has one language and four nations:

	* The '''Water Tribes''': Hunter-gatherer Inuit-like people who live in the North and South polar regions. The South Pole tribe consists of stereotypical Inuit, whereas the ones living at the North Pole got bored of making simple igloos and carved their ''entire city'' out of ice. Then they added canals to troll the physicists. Korra was born in the South. There is also a water tribe scattered in equatorial swamps that manipulate the swamp vines by bending the water saturating the vines.		* The '''Water Tribes''': Hunter-gatherer Inuit-like people who live in the North and South polar regions. The South Pole tribe consists of stereotypical Inuit, whereas the ones living at the North Pole got bored of making simple igloos and carved their ''entire city'' out of ice. Then they added canals to troll the physicists. Korra was born in the South. There is also a 'lost' water tribe (which was discovered in by Aang and gang) scattered in equatorial swamps that manipulate the swamp vines by bending the water saturating the vines.
	**The Northern and Southern Water tribes are Inuit and First Nations analogues, even casting Native Americans in the Netflix Live action (people tend to overlook that historically, the Indigenous Peoples of both Americas crossed from Asia, and so remain very genetically close to Asia.) ~~the~~ Swamp Tribe is like Southeast Asians living in a Louisiana Bayou.		**The Northern and Southern Water tribes are Inuit and First Nations analogues, even casting Native Americans in the Netflix Live action (people tend to overlook that historically, the Indigenous Peoples of both Americas crossed from Asia, and so remain very genetically close to Asia.).
			**The Foggy Swamp Tribe is like Southeast Asians living in a Louisiana Bayou, and originate from Southern migrants. They were unknown to the rest of the world, and have developed a unique and rigid style of waterbending.
	**The Water Tribes were notable for not only creating a society in the barren poles, but doing so within proximity to two portals to the [[Chaos Wastes\|Spirit World]]. A third would be created in the second series.		**The Water Tribes were notable for not only creating a society in the barren poles, but doing so within proximity to two portals to the [[Chaos Wastes\|Spirit World]]. A third would be created in the second series.
	**The Northern Water Tribe is the first of the two, and is notably more advanced than their southern cousins, who are implied to be a mere colony, with the North often interfering in Southern politics, or sending their exiles there.		**The Northern Water Tribe is the first of the two, and is notably more advanced than their southern cousins, who are implied to be a mere colony, with the North often interfering in Southern politics, or sending their exiles there.
	**That being said, a point of contention between the two tribes was that the Northern Water Tribe left the Southerners on their while the Fire Nation was raiding them for 100 years; after the Air Nomad genocide, the Fire Nation wanted to stop the Avatar from reincarnating within the Water Tribe, so they arrested all Water Benders they could in the South, which was weaker than the North.		**That being said, a point of contention between the two tribes was that the Northern Water Tribe left the Southerners on their while the Fire Nation was raiding them for 100 years; after the Air Nomad genocide, the Fire Nation wanted to stop the Avatar from reincarnating within the Water Tribe, so they arrested all Water Benders they could in the South, which was weaker than the North.

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	**Ba Sing Se is the Capital City, and is arranged in three Concentric Circles (like the city in Attack on titan), each tier literally stratified to house ths different classes. It is the home of the Earth King, who lives in utmost luxury within the innermost circle. He is more of a figurehead, though, with most of the power held by bureaucrats within the city, or by the Kings and governors without.		**Ba Sing Se is the Capital City, and is arranged in three Concentric Circles (like the city in Attack on titan), each tier literally stratified to house ths different classes. It is the home of the Earth King, who lives in utmost luxury within the innermost circle. He is more of a figurehead, though, with most of the power held by bureaucrats within the city, or by the Kings and governors without.
	**Modeled heavily by Ming and Qing era China, which both had emperors who ruled mostly through their bureaucrats, to the point that they had no idea how their subjects lived. The Qing emperors were notoriously out of touch, and were the dynasty that lost to the West in the Opium Wars. They even had their own secret police, which also served to stifle dissent and to shuffle away naysayers from the Emperor so that he wouldnt have to listen to reports of how bad they were losing to the West.		**Modeled heavily by Ming and Qing era China, which both had emperors who ruled mostly through their bureaucrats, to the point that they had no idea how their subjects lived. The Qing emperors were notoriously out of touch, and were the dynasty that lost to the West in the Opium Wars. They even had their own secret police, which also served to stifle dissent and to shuffle away naysayers from the Emperor so that he wouldnt have to listen to reports of how bad they were losing to the West.
	**Seriously, this shithole has a [[Inquisition\|secret police force]] that monitors the inhabitants and re-indoctrinates them to not cause trouble. Some [[Tolkien]]-esque undertones there. Then again, the first series is mostly about Buddhism, balance and peace, so it makes sense.		**Seriously, this shithole has a [[Inquisition\|secret police force]] (nominally from the equivalent of the Ministry for Culture that went Gestapo/NKVD... go figure) that monitors the inhabitants and re-indoctrinates them to not cause trouble. Some [[Tolkien]]-esque undertones there. Then again, the first series is mostly about Buddhism, balance and peace, so it makes sense.
	** The sequel splits the Earth continent into three big territories: The original Earth Kingdom, '''Republic City''' (a neutral territory independent from each nation while working with them all), and '''Zaofu''' (a city of metalbenders who made their own city after Toph began teaching Metalbending. One of her daughters runs the place).		** The sequel splits the Earth continent into three big territories: The original Earth Kingdom, '''Republic City''' (a neutral territory independent from each nation while working with them all), and '''Zaofu''' (a city of metalbenders who made their own city after Toph began teaching Metalbending. One of her daughters runs the place).

1d4chan>Gbc343: /* Legend of Korra */

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Legend of Korra

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	**Korra gets a lot of flak because much of her supposed power and competence is handed to her on a plate with no personal growth involved. But then again, that's the entire point of ''being the literal avatar of Bending, having the combined experience of all previous Avatars.'' She doesn't get a flawless [[Ultramarines\|Creator's Pet]] story flow; gets poisoned by mercury, tortured, Chi damaged and imprisoned (a ''lot''), and learns to take a hell of a beating and works together with non-benders and benders alike. Hell, she even '''has her Avatar powers beaten out of her by Anarchists,''' but apparently she's still controversial because...[[-4 STR\|reasons]]		**Korra gets a lot of flak because much of her supposed power and competence is handed to her on a plate with no personal growth involved. But then again, that's the entire point of ''being the literal avatar of Bending, having the combined experience of all previous Avatars.'' She doesn't get a flawless [[Ultramarines\|Creator's Pet]] story flow; gets poisoned by mercury, tortured, Chi damaged and imprisoned (a ''lot''), and learns to take a hell of a beating and works together with non-benders and benders alike. Hell, she even '''has her Avatar powers beaten out of her by Anarchists,''' but apparently she's still controversial because...[[-4 STR\|reasons]]
	***In S1, Avatar Aang gives her the power that was literally just handed to him in the finale of the first series, unlocking her OP Avatar State for free use. In S2, due to her blindly trusting her uncle and not resolving her [[Horus Lupercal\|daddy issues]], her connection to the previous avatars and their knowledge was severed, and the damage caused by the event actually led her to be disavowed by the same city Aang founded. In S3, a group of Anarchists, each one an extremely capable fighter on-par with the masters of the first series, captured and tortured her, with the goal of perma-killing [[Daemon Prince\|the Avatar]] because "no one should have that power". In universe, people ''are aware'' of how [[Mary Sue\|incredibly powerful]] the Avatar is, and so have either inflate her importance so much that they blame her for everything, or want to take her out when she isn't looking because that's the only way to do it if you aren't a [[Powergamer\|LVL 20 master bender]]. The entire point of the last season was Korra's extended recovery from being poisoned and ''not'' having free use of those powers, because she felt she was a failure (again, not only did she help create an ''anti-avatar,'' but nearly lost the Avatar state '''twice.''') In every season, Korra ''had'' to undergo a spiritual touchy-feely hero's journey to use those powers again, which if you've actually watched either series, ''is kind of the fucking point.''		***In S1, Avatar Aang gives her the power that was literally just handed to him in the finale of the first series, unlocking her OP Avatar State for free use. In S2, due to her blindly trusting her uncle and not resolving her [[Horus Lupercal\|daddy issues]], her connection to the previous avatars and their knowledge was severed, and the damage caused by the event actually led her to be disavowed by the same city Aang founded. In S3, a group of Anarchists, each one an extremely capable fighter on-par with the masters of the first series, captured and tortured her, with the goal of perma-killing [[Daemon Prince\|the Avatar]] because "no one should have that power". In universe, people ''are aware'' of how [[Mary Sue\|incredibly powerful]] the Avatar is, and so have either inflate her importance so much that they blame her for everything, or want to take her out when she isn't looking because that's the only way to do it if you aren't a [[Powergamer\|LVL 20 master bender]]. The entire point of the last season was Korra's extended recovery from being poisoned and ''not'' having free use of those powers, because she felt she was a failure (again, not only did she help create an ''anti-avatar,'' but nearly lost the Avatar state '''twice.''') In every season, Korra ''had'' to undergo a spiritual touchy-feely hero's journey to use those powers again, which if you've actually watched either series, ''is kind of the fucking point.''
	***[[Skub]]: Korra came out in 2012-2014, waaay before the skub of [[Star Wars\|The Rise of Skywalker]], [[Lord of the Rings\|Rings of Power]], and other shows that cause people to [[Female Space Marines\|screech and seethe]], but it also came out just when neckbeards started to get [[Butthurt\|sensitive about it]], so pretty much everything about it [[Srs\|was picked apart]], even though it was, you know, a fucking cartoon. It didn't help that the show was ''incredibly political,'' which was the intention of the creators. The show got soft-cancelled by Nickelodeon (made available only online, before streaming was the new cable) partly because of how different its tone was to its predecessor, so only the most [[Neckbeard\|dedicated]] of fans bothered to stick with it.		***[[Skub]]: Korra came out in 2012-2014, waaay before the skub of [[Star Wars\|The Rise of Skywalker]], [[Lord of the Rings\|Rings of Power]], and other shows that cause people to [[Female Space Marines\|screech and seethe]], but it also came out just when neckbeards started to get [[Butthurt\|sensitive about it]], so pretty much everything about it [[Srs\|was picked apart]], even though it was, you know, a fucking cartoon. It didn't help that the show was ''incredibly political,'' which was the intention of the creators. The show got soft-cancelled by Nickelodeon (made available only online, before streaming was the new cable) partly because of how different its tone was to its predecessor (which debabately had less controversial themes). In addition the show unfortunately came out around the time many networks were leaning heavily into the superhero boom, and LOK's story and themes were far less kid-friendly than what many execs would have liked , so only the most [[Neckbeard\|dedicated]] of fans bothered to stick with it.
	**[[Musclegirl\|Her arms and legs]] are also enough of an inspiration for girls worldwide to invest in fitness and go to a gym. Crush us between your thighs, Korra.		**[[Musclegirl\|Her arms and legs]] are also enough of an inspiration for girls worldwide to invest in fitness and go to a gym. Crush us between your thighs, Korra.

1d4chan>Boros: /* The Last Airbender */

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The Last Airbender

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	: '''Enemies'''		: '''Enemies'''
	* Zuko: Best character and the most well developed in the series by far. Staring off as Exiled firebender prince he originally a whiny bitch(we don't blame him though, he's has a massive tragic background to back it up) attempting to hunt the avatar to end his exile, but undergoes <gasp>CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT</gasp>, eventually becoming Aang's firebending teacher, ~~dudes a jobber~~ but hes got heart and will save his friends and family even if it kills him.		* Zuko: Best character and the most well developed in the series by far. Staring off as a Exiled firebender prince, he was originally a whiny bitch(we don't blame him though, he's has a massive tragic background/shit family story to back it up) attempting to hunt the avatar to end his exile, but undergoes <gasp>CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT</gasp>, eventually becoming Aang's firebending teacher. Dudes a Jobber and somewhat of an emo drama twink, but hes got heart and will save his friends and family even if it kills him.
	* Azula: Zuko's crazy badass dominatrix sister. Also a magnificent bitch with mommy-issues. Hobbies: Shooting lightning, [[Tzeentch\|manipulating others to further her plans]], being better than you and volleyball. Often accompanied by her only friends/lieutenants the knife-wielding goth(also a massive badass and snarklord on par with Sokka and Toph), Mai, and the acrobatic valley girl, <s>jailbait</s> <s>teenager fap bait</s> Ty Lee.		* Azula: Zuko's crazy badass dominatrix sister. Also a magnificent bitch with mommy-issues. Hobbies: Shooting lightning, [[Tzeentch\|manipulating others to further her plans]], being better than you and volleyball. Often accompanied by her only friends/lieutenants the knife-wielding goth(also a massive badass and snarklord on par with Sokka and Toph), Mai, and the acrobatic valley girl, <s>jailbait</s> <s>teenager fap bait</s> Ty Lee.
	*Ozai: Ruler of the Fire Nation, firebender of (near) "UNLIMITED POWAH!", crappy father (burned his preteen son's face and exiled him for being 'rude'; rude here meaning [[Salamanders\|protesting against using new recruits as cannon fodder]], he also made Azula what she is), and above all evil motherfucker (not surprising considering he's played by Mark Hamill aka Joker). Willing to genocide entire races and nations in order to ensure his power, and his country's undisputed supremacy ([[God-Emperor of Mankind\|Sounds quite familiar]]). At the end, [[Horus Heresy\|he is betrayed by his son who joins the enemy side]] and Aang strips him of his powers and his previously banished son becomes the new monarch and throws him in the dungeons to rot.		*Ozai: Ruler of the Fire Nation, firebender of (near) "UNLIMITED POWAH!", crappy father (burned his preteen son's face and exiled him for being 'rude'; rude here meaning [[Salamanders\|protesting against using new recruits as cannon fodder]], he also made Azula what she is), and above all evil motherfucker (not surprising considering he's played by Mark Hamill aka Joker). Willing to genocide entire races and nations in order to ensure his power, and his country's undisputed supremacy ([[God-Emperor of Mankind\|Sounds quite familiar]]). At the end, [[Horus Heresy\|he is betrayed by his son who joins the enemy side]] and Aang strips him of his powers and his previously banished son becomes the new monarch and throws him in the dungeons to rot.

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	: '''Enemies'''		: '''Enemies'''
	* Zuko: Exiled firebender prince~~. Originally~~ a whiny bitch attempting to hunt the avatar to end his exile, but undergoes <gasp>CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT</gasp>, eventually becoming Aang's firebending teacher.		* Zuko: Best character and the most well developed in the series by far. Staring off as Exiled firebender prince he originally a whiny bitch(we don't blame him though, he's has a massive tragic background to back it up) attempting to hunt the avatar to end his exile, but undergoes <gasp>CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT</gasp>, eventually becoming Aang's firebending teacher, dudes a jobber but hes got heart and will save his friends and family even if it kills him.
	* Azula: Zuko's crazy badass dominatrix sister. Also a magnificent bitch with mommy-issues. Hobbies: Shooting lightning, [[Tzeentch\|manipulating others to further her plans]], being better than you and volleyball. Often accompanied by her only friends/lieutenants the knife-wielding goth, Mai, and the acrobatic valley girl, <s>jailbait</s> <s>teenager fap bait</s> Ty Lee.		* Azula: Zuko's crazy badass dominatrix sister. Also a magnificent bitch with mommy-issues. Hobbies: Shooting lightning, [[Tzeentch\|manipulating others to further her plans]], being better than you and volleyball. Often accompanied by her only friends/lieutenants the knife-wielding goth(also a massive badass and snarklord on par with Sokka and Toph), Mai, and the acrobatic valley girl, <s>jailbait</s> <s>teenager fap bait</s> Ty Lee.
	*Ozai: Ruler of the Fire Nation, firebender of (near) "UNLIMITED POWAH!", crappy father (burned his preteen son's face and exiled him for being 'rude'; rude here meaning [[Salamanders\|protesting against using new recruits as cannon fodder]], he also made Azula what she is), and above all evil motherfucker (not surprising considering he's played by Mark Hamill aka Joker). Willing to genocide entire races and nations in order to ensure his power, and his country's undisputed supremacy ([[God-Emperor of Mankind\|Sounds quite familiar]]). At the end, [[Horus Heresy\|he is betrayed by his son who joins the enemy side]] and Aang strips him of his powers and his previously banished son becomes the new monarch and throws him in the dungeons to rot.		*Ozai: Ruler of the Fire Nation, firebender of (near) "UNLIMITED POWAH!", crappy father (burned his preteen son's face and exiled him for being 'rude'; rude here meaning [[Salamanders\|protesting against using new recruits as cannon fodder]], he also made Azula what she is), and above all evil motherfucker (not surprising considering he's played by Mark Hamill aka Joker). Willing to genocide entire races and nations in order to ensure his power, and his country's undisputed supremacy ([[God-Emperor of Mankind\|Sounds quite familiar]]). At the end, [[Horus Heresy\|he is betrayed by his son who joins the enemy side]] and Aang strips him of his powers and his previously banished son becomes the new monarch and throws him in the dungeons to rot.

63.153.81.139: /* Legend of Korra */

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Legend of Korra

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	* Kuvira: [[Imperial Guard\|The Lord Commander Militant]] of the Avatar setting. Student of Suyin and former member of the metal bender clan. Cleaned up the mess left behind by the Red Lotus after Suyin refused to step up and founded the Earth Empire, claiming that the concept of kings was outdated.		* Kuvira: [[Imperial Guard\|The Lord Commander Militant]] of the Avatar setting. Student of Suyin and former member of the metal bender clan. Cleaned up the mess left behind by the Red Lotus after Suyin refused to step up and founded the Earth Empire, claiming that the concept of kings was outdated.
	**Pretty much Mao Zedong, but make him a hot metalbender. She united the Earth Kingdom by giving them two options: submit or be conquered, but was not above fighting the enemy alone just to cement her superiority. Kind of a Mary Sue, if not a foil to Korra, who also punches her way through her problems.		**Pretty much <s>Mao Zedong</s> Zhang Zongchang, but make him a hot metalbender. She united the Earth Kingdom by giving them two options: submit or be conquered, but was not above fighting the enemy alone just to cement her superiority. Kind of a Mary Sue, if not a foil to Korra, who also punches her way through her problems.
	**She also built a giant [[Titan\|Mecha]], utilizing "spirit energy" which is basically the Avatar version of both Nuclear power and the Warp.		**She also built a giant [[Titan\|Mecha]], utilizing "spirit energy" which is basically the Avatar version of both Nuclear power and the Warp.

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	**Korra gets a lot of flak because much of her supposed power and competence is handed to her on a plate with no personal growth involved. But then again, that's the entire point of ''being the literal avatar of Bending, having the combined experience of all previous Avatars.'' She doesn't get a flawless [[Ultramarines\|Creator's Pet]] story flow; gets poisoned by mercury, tortured, Chi damaged and imprisoned (a ''lot''), and learns to take a hell of a beating and works together with non-benders and benders alike. Hell, she even '''has her Avatar powers beaten out of her by Anarchists,''' but apparently she's still controversial because...[[-4 STR\|reasons]]		**Korra gets a lot of flak because much of her supposed power and competence is handed to her on a plate with no personal growth involved. But then again, that's the entire point of ''being the literal avatar of Bending, having the combined experience of all previous Avatars.'' She doesn't get a flawless [[Ultramarines\|Creator's Pet]] story flow; gets poisoned by mercury, tortured, Chi damaged and imprisoned (a ''lot''), and learns to take a hell of a beating and works together with non-benders and benders alike. Hell, she even '''has her Avatar powers beaten out of her by Anarchists,''' but apparently she's still controversial because...[[-4 STR\|reasons]]
	***In S1, Avatar Aang gives her the power that was literally just handed to him in the finale of the first series, unlocking her OP Avatar State for free use. In S2, due to her blindly trusting her uncle and not resolving her [[Horus Lupercal\|daddy issues]], her connection to the previous avatars and their knowledge was severed, and the damage caused by the event actually led her to be disavowed by the same city Aang founded. In S3, a group of Anarchists, each one an extremely capable fighter on-par with the masters of the first series, captured and tortured her, with the goal of perma-killing [[Daemon Prince\|the Avatar]] because "no one should have that power". In universe, people ''are aware'' of how [[Mary Sue\|incredibly powerful]] the Avatar is, and so have either inflate her importance so much that they blame her for everything, or want to take her out when she isn't looking because that's the only way to do it if you aren't a [[Powergamer\|LVL 20 master bender]]. The entire point of the last season was Korra's extended recovery from being poisoned and ''not'' having free use of those powers, because she felt she was a failure (again, not only did she help create an ''anti-avatar,'' but nearly lost the Avatar state '''twice.''') In every season, Korra ''had'' to undergo a spiritual touchy-feely hero's journey to use those powers again, which if you've actually watched either series, ''is kind of the fucking point.''		***In S1, Avatar Aang gives her the power that was literally just handed to him in the finale of the first series, unlocking her OP Avatar State for free use. In S2, due to her blindly trusting her uncle and not resolving her [[Horus Lupercal\|daddy issues]], her connection to the previous avatars and their knowledge was severed, and the damage caused by the event actually led her to be disavowed by the same city Aang founded. In S3, a group of Anarchists, each one an extremely capable fighter on-par with the masters of the first series, captured and tortured her, with the goal of perma-killing [[Daemon Prince\|the Avatar]] because "no one should have that power". In universe, people ''are aware'' of how [[Mary Sue\|incredibly powerful]] the Avatar is, and so have either inflate her importance so much that they blame her for everything, or want to take her out when she isn't looking because that's the only way to do it if you aren't a [[Powergamer\|LVL 20 master bender]]. The entire point of the last season was Korra's extended recovery from being poisoned and ''not'' having free use of those powers, because she felt she was a failure (again, not only did she help create an ''anti-avatar,'' but nearly lost the Avatar state '''twice.''') In every season, Korra ''had'' to undergo a spiritual touchy-feely hero's journey to use those powers again, which if you've actually watched either series, ''is kind of the fucking point.''
	***[[Skub]]: Korra came out in 2012-2014, waaay before the skub of [[Star Wars\|The Rise of Skywalker]], [[Lord of the Rings\|Rings of Power]], and other shows that cause people to [[Female Space Marines\|screech and seethe]], but it also came out just when neckbeards started to get [[Butthurt\|sensitive about it]], so pretty much everything about it [[Srs\|was picked apart]], even though it was, you know, a fucking cartoon. It didn't help that the show was ''incredibly political,'' which was the intention of the creators. The show got soft-cancelled by Nickelodeon (made available only online, before streaming was the new cable) partly because of how different its tone was to its predecessor, so only the most [[Neckbeard\|dedicated]] of fans bothered to stick with it.		***[[Skub]]: Korra came out in 2012-2014, waaay before the skub of [[Star Wars\|The Rise of Skywalker]], [[Lord of the Rings\|Rings of Power]], and other shows that cause people to [[Female Space Marines\|screech and seethe]], but it also came out just when neckbeards started to get [[Butthurt\|sensitive about it]], so pretty much everything about it [[Srs\|was picked apart]], even though it was, you know, a fucking cartoon. It didn't help that the show was ''incredibly political,'' which was the intention of the creators. The show got soft-cancelled by Nickelodeon (made available only online, before streaming was the new cable) partly because of how different its tone was to its predecessor (which debabately had less controversial themes). In addition the show unfortunately came out around the time many networks were leaning heavily into the superhero boom, and LOK's story and themes were far less kid-friendly than what many execs would have liked , so only the most [[Neckbeard\|dedicated]] of fans bothered to stick with it.
	**[[Musclegirl\|Her arms and legs]] are also enough of an inspiration for girls worldwide to invest in fitness and go to a gym. Crush us between your thighs, Korra.		**[[Musclegirl\|Her arms and legs]] are also enough of an inspiration for girls worldwide to invest in fitness and go to a gym. Crush us between your thighs, Korra.