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If Korra and Asami hadn't gotten together despite all the teasing, it could be LesYay as a subjective trope. Since there was a lot of foreshadowing and small moments, it wasn't one that came out of no where. Look at season 1, Korra and Mako getting together had scenes of foreshadowing such as Mako and Bolin talking about Korra, Kora getting flustered about him due to the Airbending kids. The ShipTease they had was more blatant yes but it was still filled with subtle ones, such as how Mako about to have his bending removed was enough to make Korra learn Airbending.
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If Korra and Asami hadn\'t gotten together despite all the teasing, it could be LesYay as a subjective trope. Since there was a lot of foreshadowing and small moments, it wasn\'t one that came out of no where. Look at season 1, Korra and Mako getting together had scenes of foreshadowing such as Mako and Bolin talking about Korra, Kora getting flustered about him due to the Airbending kids. The ShipTease they had was more blatant yes but it was still filled with subtle ones, such as how Mako about to have his bending removed was enough to make Korra learn Airbending.
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I say that because while the hints weren't in your face and blatant, they were there. Now had Korra and Asami shared a conversation in Season 3 with a small ShipTease, then in Season 4 got together with no small moments, it would be soemwhat of an {{Asspull}}. However in this case there was plenty of small moments.
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I say that because while the hints weren\'t in your face and blatant, they were there. Now had Korra and Asami shared a conversation in Season 3 with a small ShipTease, then in Season 4 got together with no small moments, it would be somewhat of an {{Asspull}}. However in this case there was plenty of small moments.
^ The Laconic description of {{Asspull}} reads; \"When an author invokes a new plot twist without properly foreshadowing it.\" That is subjective, there\'s no denial of it. However there are plenty of examples that show there were ShipTease for the two that properly set it up for the end. The issue isn\'t that it is subjective or facts or what not, the issue is that, by precedent and the laconic, there is evidence of the ship, and it cannot be an {{Asspull}}.
^ The Laconic description of {{Asspull}} reads; \"When an author invokes a new plot twist without properly foreshadowing it.\" That is subjective, there\'s no denial of it. However there are plenty of examples that show there were ShipTease for the two that properly set it up for the end. The issue isn\'t that it is subjective or facts or what not, the issue is that, by precedent and the laconic, there is evidence of the ship, and it cannot be an {{Asspull}}.
