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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JanetVarney, Cora Baker (as a child)[[note]]Daughter of Creator/DeeBradleyBaker, the voice actor for almost all creatures for both Avatar shows as well as Tarrlok for this one[[/note]] , Aleksandra DomaĆska (Polish)
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JanetVarney, Cora Baker (as a child)[[note]]Daughter of Creator/DeeBradleyBaker, the voice actor for almost all creatures for both Avatar shows as well as Tarrlok for this one[[/note]] , one[[/note]], Jacqueline Grace Lopez (''Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2''), Aleksandra DomaĆska (Polish)
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!!!'''Voiced by (Latin Spanish): Josefina Becerra, Betsabé Gutiérrez (as a child)
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!!!'''Voiced by (Latin Spanish): Spanish):''' Josefina Becerra, Betsabé Gutiérrez (as a child)
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* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: She's loud, abrasive, and has no shame getting into burping contests with one of her best friends to name a few Tomboy elements. However whenever [[SheCleansUpNicely she puts on a nice dress for a formal party or ball she can look quite elegant and stunning]]. And since she never seems embarrassed by being seen in public in a dress she may just like it, too.
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* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: She's loud, abrasive, and has no shame getting into burping contests with one of her best friends to name a few Tomboy elements. However whenever elements, slightly-above-average height, well-toned, can [[EffortlessAmazonianLift hug a guy and his three kids off the ground at once]], rides a giant Polar Bear Dog, is a pro-bender (basically boxing but with ElementalPowers), and is the [[PhysicalGod freaking AVATAR]] and [[EstablishingCharacterMoment you gotta deal with it!]] Then she [[SheCleansUpNicely she puts on make-up and a nice dress gown]] for a date or formal party or ball she can look quite ball, and ranges from elegant and stunning]].to ''stunning''. And since she never seems embarrassed by being seen in public in a dress she may just like it, too.
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That's YMMV so I tried to use a fitting replacement. I also tried to make it a trope that's used in his character page.
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** This is Korra's entire character arc in the first season. She is incredibly proud of her bending skills and defines her entire life by her role as the Avatar, so she starts off [[ArrogantKungFuGuy confident and sure of herself to the point of arrogance]], with a [[LeeroyJenkins knack for jumping into situations without thinking things through]], which is the absolute worst thing you can do against a MagnificentBastard like [[TheChessmaster Amon]]. In "The Voice in the Night". The idea of having her bending taken from her is so terrifying that she is afraid to fight back until her bravado forces her to try. Amon just made it worse by easily capturing her and taunting her about how he's saving her for last. Throughout the entire first season, his actions destroy her confidence in herself [[spoiler:until he finally [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes fulfills her worst fear]]: [[BroughtDownToNormal taking away her ability to bend all the elements she's mastered]], which to her was '''everything''' that mattered. Giving up her pride allowed her to connect with her spiritual side and master airbending, the Avatar State, get her bending back, and top it off by becoming a sort of ResetButton for everyone else whom Amon had previously {{DePower}}ed.]]
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** This is Korra's entire character arc in the first season. She is incredibly proud of her bending skills and defines her entire life by her role as the Avatar, so she starts off [[ArrogantKungFuGuy confident and sure of herself to the point of arrogance]], with a [[LeeroyJenkins knack for jumping into situations without thinking things through]], which is the absolute worst thing you can do against a MagnificentBastard DiabolicalMastermind like [[TheChessmaster Amon]]. In "The Voice in the Night". The idea of having her bending taken from her is so terrifying that she is afraid to fight back until her bravado forces her to try. Amon just made it worse by easily capturing her and taunting her about how he's saving her for last. Throughout the entire first season, his actions destroy her confidence in herself [[spoiler:until he finally [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes fulfills her worst fear]]: [[BroughtDownToNormal taking away her ability to bend all the elements she's mastered]], which to her was '''everything''' that mattered. Giving up her pride allowed her to connect with her spiritual side and master airbending, the Avatar State, get her bending back, and top it off by becoming a sort of ResetButton for everyone else whom Amon had previously {{DePower}}ed.]]
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!!!'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JanetVarney, Cora Baker (as a child)[[note]]Daughter of Creator/DeeBradleyBaker, the voice actor for almost all creatures for both Avatar shows as well as Tarrlok for this one[[/note]] , Aleksandra DomaĆska (Polish)
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* CatSmile: She has these moments with her friends.
** She sports one, at the begining of Book 2, when she's sharing a cotton candy with her boyfriend.
** During the series finale, she sports one [[spoiler: after Asami tricks Tenzin into leaving them alone.]]
** She sports one, at the begining of Book 2, when she's sharing a cotton candy with her boyfriend.
** During the series finale, she sports one [[spoiler: after Asami tricks Tenzin into leaving them alone.]]
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* PlayfulCatSmile: She has these moments with her friends.
** She sports one, at the begining of Book 2, when she's sharing a cotton candy with her boyfriend.
** During the series finale, she sports one [[spoiler: after Asami tricks Tenzin into leaving them alone.]]
** She sports one, at the begining of Book 2, when she's sharing a cotton candy with her boyfriend.
** During the series finale, she sports one [[spoiler: after Asami tricks Tenzin into leaving them alone.]]
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** In terms of being the Avatar, she's the masculine girl to Aang's feminine boy, being much more willing to throw hands than her predecessor was.
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** In a physical sense, Aang is a short, bald-headed, fair-skinned, lithe and has light skin tone; slender young boy; Korra is a taller (at least comparatively when Aang started in the series), long-haired, brown-skinned and muscular young woman.
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** In a physical sense, Aang is a short, bald-headed, fair-skinned, lithe and has light skin tone; slender lithe and slender young boy; Korra is a taller (at least comparatively when Aang started in the series), long-haired, brown-skinned and muscular young woman.
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* TheLadette: Korra, despite having a fairly feminine appearance, is definitely a Lad-ette. She loves fighting and engages in burping contests with gusto. It's probably best demonstrated when she goes out to dinner with Bolin and they engage in a Burping Contest that she wins.
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* TheLadette: Korra, despite having a fairly feminine appearance, is definitely a Lad-ette. She loves fighting and engages in burping contests with gusto. It's probably best demonstrated when she goes out to dinner with Bolin and they engage in a Burping Contest that she wins.
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... okay, not sure what happened that edit, but fixed I hope?
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: * While Korra] is the {{Reincarnation}} of Aang, and are thus technically the same person in some sense, Korra was designed to be Aang's complete opposite. Her While both share a good sense of humor, lots of compassion for strangers, and a certain impulsiveness, her official bio even says she couldn't have less in common with Aang if she tried.
** Aang [[RefusalOfTheCall didn't want to be the Avatar Avatar]] and spent much of the series coming to terms with that identity; Korra [[JumpedAtTheCall quickly embraced the role role]] and struggles with learning ''not'' to be defined by it.
** Aang [[RefusalOfTheCall didn't want to be the Avatar Avatar]] and spent much of the series coming to terms with that identity; Korra [[JumpedAtTheCall quickly embraced the role role]] and struggles with learning ''not'' to be defined by it.
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: * ContrastingSequelMainCharacter:
** WhileKorra] Korra is the {{Reincarnation}} of the {{Reincarnation}} of Aang, and are thus technically the same person in some sense, Korra was designed to be Aang's complete opposite. Her While opposite. While both share a good sense of humor, lots of compassion for strangers, and a certain impulsiveness, her official her official bio even says she couldn't have less in common with Aang if she tried.
**Aang [[RefusalOfTheCall didn't Aang [[RefusalOfTheCall didn't want to be the Avatar Avatar]] and Avatar]] and spent much of the series coming to terms with that identity; Korra [[JumpedAtTheCall quickly Korra [[JumpedAtTheCall quickly embraced the role role]] and role]] and struggles with learning ''not'' to be defined by it.
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: While she is the reincarnation of Aang, and are thus technically the same person in some sense, Korra was designed to be Aang's complete opposite. Her official bio even says she couldn't have less in common with Aang if she tried.
** Aang didn't want to be the Avatar and spent much of the series coming to terms with that identity; Korra quickly embraced the role and struggles with learning ''not'' to be defined by it.
** Aang didn't want to be the Avatar and spent much of the series coming to terms with that identity; Korra quickly embraced the role and struggles with learning ''not'' to be defined by it.
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: * While she Korra] is the reincarnation of the {{Reincarnation}} of Aang, and are thus technically the same person in some sense, Korra was designed to be Aang's complete opposite. Her official opposite. Her While both share a good sense of humor, lots of compassion for strangers, and a certain impulsiveness, her official bio even says she couldn't have less in common with Aang if she tried.
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**Aang didn't Aang [[RefusalOfTheCall didn't want to be the Avatar and the Avatar Avatar]] and spent much of the series coming to terms with that identity; Korra quickly Korra [[JumpedAtTheCall quickly embraced the role and the role role]] and struggles with learning ''not'' to be defined by it.
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** Aang was deeply spiritual and his pacifistic views as an Air Nomad was his main conflict during his show's finale, as he struggled with the idea of taking Ozai's life. Korra on the other hand is always ready for a fight and has no qualms about killing if she must, but she struggles with her spiritual side at first and has to learn to be more in tune with the spirit world.
** Aang only had eyes for Katara from the moment they met; Korra juggles several suitors and love interests.
** Aang only had eyes for Katara from the moment they met; Korra juggles several suitors and love interests.
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** Aang was deeply spiritual and his pacifistic views as an Air Nomad was his main conflict during his show's finale, as he struggled with the idea of taking Ozai's life. Korra on the other hand is always is hot-headed, far more pugnacious and always ready for a fight and has no qualms about killing if she must, but she struggles with her spiritual side at first and has to learn to be more in tune with the spirit world.
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** Aang only had eyes for Katara from the moment they met; Korra juggles several suitors and love interests. She went on a date with Bolin, had a failed relationship with Mako, and ends the series with [[spoiler: Asami]].
** Aang only had eyes for Katara from the moment they met; Korra juggles several suitors and love interests. She went on a date with Bolin, had a failed relationship with Mako, and ends the series with [[spoiler: Asami]].
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** Aang started off as a child while Korra starts off as a teenager.
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** Aang started off as a child is a 12 year old child while Korra starts off as a 17 year old teenager and ends her series as a teenager.21 year old adult.
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** In a physical sense, Aang is lithe, bald, and has light skin tone; Korra is taller (at least comparatively when Aang started in the series), is muscular, and has a darker skintone.
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** In a physical sense, Aang is lithe, bald, and has is a short, bald-headed, fair-skinned, lithe and has light skin tone; Korra tone; slender young boy; Korra is a taller (at least comparatively when Aang started in the series), is muscular, long-haired, brown-skinned and has a darker skintone.muscular young woman.
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* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:She hallucinates an image of herself in the Avatar state, but the hallucination attacks her and causes real injuries, even when it's not superimposed on an actual person.]]
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* YourMindMakesItReal: [[spoiler:She hallucinates an image of herself in the Avatar state, but the hallucination attacks her and causes real injuries, even when it's not superimposed on an actual person. It's possible that her subconscious mind was somehow making her bend the attacks her hallucination uses herself.]]
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* PassionateSportsGirl: Korra loves "[[FictionalSport Pro-Bending]]" so much that she [[JumpedAtTheCall joined a pro-bending team]] when the opportunity to do so presented itself. She’s also excited to get Toph’s grandsons, Wei and Wing, to teach her how to play their metalbending game when she learns how to do it.
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* PassionateSportsGirl: Korra loves "[[FictionalSport Pro-Bending]]" so much that she [[AscendedFangirl joined]] a [[JumpedAtTheCall joined a pro-bending team]] when the opportunity to do so presented itself. She’s also excited to get Toph’s grandsons, Wei and Wing, to teach her how to play their metalbending game when she learns how to do it.
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** Zig-Zagged when it comes to pro-bending. She and her team manages to make it to the final round (and only lose due to a corrupt ref), even though she starts out having trouble with the rules and having to stick to just waterbending. However, she was highly trained in waterbending by ''Katara herself,'' and there must be some waterbending techniques that are transferrable to the pro-bending environment. Her airbending training even inspires her to score a knockout with some impressive dodging, having failed at the exercise on Air Temple Island.