The Cabbage Merchant had a daughter who ended up marring the foaming mouth guy after the end of the series. When The Cabbage Merchant dies the foaming mouth guy takes up his business to make his wife happy. He ends up having a son who inherits the foaming mouth guy's... foaming mouth. He also takes up the family business. Now whenever Korra and her gang destroy the cabbage cart, the new Cabbage Merchant has a seizure. Preferably female and younger. She will appear in one episode, or maybe a few, as a ditzy successor to a cabbage shop who is having troubles adapting and living up to her families expectations.

• Or she'll actually be good at her job and be bummed out because having your cabbages ruined several times had become a family tradition.
  • Or maybe she'll even be cabbage bender. Because nothing screams Ruleof Funny like a background character her cabbages being seemingly ruined and then flying back into her cart like nothing happened.
• There's a funny entry in CAPSLOCK_ATLA about a "Cabbage Madame", who runs a garden-themed brothel. That's not going to happen on a Nickelodeon show, but I think it'd be hilarious.
  • ...I am too scared to even think about how a cabbage-themed brothel would work.

The cabbage merchant after suffering again and again from the actions of even the "good benders" gets disgusted and realizes that the only way cabbage merchants' cabbages will be safe is by ending bending.

• but it wasn't always benders that destroyed them, don't forget the Customs Officer at Ba Sing Se.
  • The Equalists will also be against bureaucrats. It's not as prominent as the anti-bending, but it's there.

Except he will retain his Buttmonkey status and basically be treated as badly as Bakura was in Yu-Gi-Oh abridged.

Eternally conflicted between her Avatar duties and her cabbage-selling family. Angst will ensue upon destruction of cabbages.

He will have made his fortune exporting cabbages to the Fire Nation and North Pole, where they are used in exotic foreign dishes. After a lifetime of successful cabbage selling, he retired in Republic City and now considers joining the White Lotus Society.

• Well, Nick.com DID reveal that a corporation called Cabbage Corp made their own Cabbage Cars. Founded by the Cabbage Merchant maybe?

It was started by the Cabbage Merchant's illustrious descendants, eager to make a profit from their ancestor's secret formula for the perfect cabbage. True to form, practically Once per Episode , Korra will somehow damage one of the many shops in the franchise.

• Jossed. They're a tech/industrial company like Sato's future industries.

He seeks revenge upon all benders for the (multiple) loss(es) of his ancestor's cabbage cart(s), which ultimately led to his financial ruin and his family's Start of Darkness.

• Amon claims to be the child a farmer. Where do cabbages come from again?

It will involve Aang trying to make peace with the Cabbage Merchant after the trouble they've caused him during the war. However, Tenzin will steadily grow to find the child of the CM increasingly annoying. Years later, in Republic City, the Cabbage Merchant's child will become a successful lemon merchant while Tenzin has trouble living up to his father's legacy (that or was forced into hiding because of the anti-bender faction). The lemon merchant then does whatever he/she can to cheer up their childhood pal... by giving Tenzin lemons. Korra will happen upon the poor unfortunate moment where Tenzin will snap because "I don't want your damn lemons, what the hell am I supposed to do with these?". He will then proceed to force Korra into making the lemons explode with firebending—to the point where it becomes a technique. If the friendship is Type A, the lemon merchant will remain oblivious to the malice and just think Tenzin is confused. If the friendship is Type B, however, the lemon merchant is secretly avenging his father and is gleeful at the absolute irritation it causes for Tenzin.

• Jossed. Tenzin and Lin arrest the poor guy.

Being the only decedent of an airbender, let alone two powerful benders, who isnt a bender you can tell the universe loves to screw with him

• Jossed. Cabbage Guy's descendant did.

and in revenge against the Equalists for setting him him/the Krew actually saving his corp/a cabbage cart that's an heirloom, he gives them a brand new car... that's shapped like cabbage or is actually beautiful, but a lemon.

One of the members of the Cabbage family, or at the very least an employee of Cabbage Corp, will invent the first proto-computer.

• Naturally, Pabu is Wonder Weasel.

• And Zuko will be his mentor, who will be voiced by Kevin Conroy.
• Jossed. It's still not yet revealed whether he's Zuko's son or grandson, but General Iroh is voiced by Dante Basco, and as a general of the Republic's forces, it's a pretty safe bet he'll quickly be proven the most powerful Firebender in the series so far.

A guy can dream can't he.

• Refer to the "Korra will be as Batman" WMG
• Alas, Korra is almost the exact opposite of any Ninja tropes.

She will become BAT WARTHOG MAN!. It's the best two-animal combo (and thus, in the Avatarverse, it must exist).

• And by everyone, we mean '''EVERYONE'''.
  • In all seriousness, the Batman parallels are flying hard and fast, and we are only three episodes in. At last count, we have three Batman parallels: Korra learns that her vigilante justice may be what the city deserves, but it sure as hell not what it needs, Mako witnessed his parents being mugged and murdered by a firebender at the tender age of eight, and Amon invokes the archetype of the mysterious masked man here to save the populace from it's superstitious and cowardly criminal empire of benders.
  • Aaand, Amon has a deformed face and is fostering dissent and anarchy, a la the Joker..."Hello, beautiful. Y'wanna know how I got my scars?"

Here's some of the parallels between this series and Batman Beyond. Namely, the large time gap between the two Sequel Series, the new hero gets an older mentor.

He will actually become Batman.

And they're throwing in references left and right. They're also a really big Batman Beyond fan. Evidence:

• Mako's backstory is Batman's, minus the wealth
• In Episode 6, the Wolf-Bats pose like Terry from the Batman Beyond opening
• Lin Beifong is very much like Barbara Gordon, as the second generation police chief of a crime-ridden city who doesn't look too kindly on the new hero in part because of a failed relationship with the hero's mentor.
  • And now in The Aftermath, she said she will now fight the Equalists from outside the power of the law. If that does not make her Batman, I don't know what does
    • Sounds more like The Punisher to me
• Thanks to "When Extremes Meet" we can now all say "QUICK! To the Korramobile!"
  • The matter of the new Chief quite clearly - willingly or otherwise - working for Tarrlok has the feel of Batman to it; a police force dominated by corrupt officials.
• Episode 9 is titled "Out of the Past," a name it shares with one of the most popular episodes of Batman Beyond.

• Amon is Ozymandias and V's child.
• Korra is the second Silk Specter.
  • Or the daughter of Halo Jones and Promethea.
• Asami is Toybox from Top 10.
• Lin is the child of Alice from Lost Girls and Irma Geddon from Top 10.
• Tenzin is Inspector Abberline from From Hell.
• Tarrlok is Sir William Gull from From Hell.
• Mako is Greyshirt from Tomorrow Stories.

Amon is a Badass Normal that watched his parents die and swore revenge. He uses fear to control and get advantages over his enemies, and his biggest ally/side-kick is another Badass Normal that uses duel Escrima Sticks and acrobatics in combat (a la Nightwing).

• But Amon is evil, so he's obviously Owlman.
  • Alternatively, Amon is Slade.
  • Many people consider Batman insane, and the same can be said about Amon. They are both hyper-passionate about their individual causes.

Obviously everyone is not Batman, because Lin Beifong is clearly Spider-Man.

Because Sokka was Batman!

• NO Sokka is Darkwing Duck
  • I am the Terror that flaps in the night
  • I am the boomerang that will always return to strike you down
  • I am Darkwing Duck

Seriously think of the similarities.

• When he had the chance to take away her bending he didn't. Basically he said, "Her punishment must be more severe." He said he would take away everybody elses bending in the city first, then he would take hers. Pretty similar to what Bane told Batman in the movie. And when Tarrlok asks Amon what he is he replies, "The solution". Pretty much the same as 'Gotham's Reckoning.' Not to mention him basically destroying an arena of a popular sport and holding the city ransom I know the movie was basically in development the same time as the show and vice versa but come on. The similarities are just uncanny.

Given everything the average non-bender in Republic City seems to take, not least Tarrlok trying to round up a bunch of them due to guilt by assosciation, even the non-benders that weren't pro-equalist probably feel betrayed by the authorities, given that every policeman in the City is, by definition, a powerful bender, and every council member is as well. Therefore, it's likely that one (or several) young non-benders decided they needed to protect their own and, inspired by the legendary non-bender rebel (since Zuko's hardly likely to tell everyone it was him) the Blue Spirit, decided to protect his people and the non-bender neighbourhoods we've seen. He'll likely be a seriously Badass Normal vigilante who dislikes benders and, when he inevitably meets Team Avatar, will probably tell them This Is My Side and to leave him alone. He may get better and join the team, or may just be forced to work with them sometimes when their aims overlap.

• If we're lucky it might turn out that he's part (or the leader of) a whole team of Blue Spirits, each with their own unique weapon and mask design, possibly expies of Jet and the Freedom Fighters, or the Gaang themselves, e.g. an Aang expy with a staff, a Zuko expy Dual Wielding knives, a Katara expy with a whip, etc.
  • Almost certainly won't happen but tell me you don't want to see that