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* CatSmile:
** Korra pulls a ''huge'' one after being fed cotton candy by Mako on the Book 2 pilot.
** On a more subtle note, Jinora's slight overbite means [[http://media.tumblr.com/e12236c6eeb05ae77f7957b533dc616d/tumblr_inline_mj4ib0NoNV1qz4rgp.png she ends up pulling quite a few]], and it's ''adorable''.
** Korra pulls a ''huge'' one after being fed cotton candy by Mako on the Book 2 pilot.
** On a more subtle note, Jinora's slight overbite means [[http://media.tumblr.com/e12236c6eeb05ae77f7957b533dc616d/tumblr_inline_mj4ib0NoNV1qz4rgp.png she ends up pulling quite a few]], and it's ''adorable''.
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* DarkestHour: There is one in Book 1 when Amon and his Equalists have taken over Republic City, and benders are having their bending taken away. Korra and her friends have to hide from the invasion, and the help they receive from General Iroh II goes haywire.
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* DarkestHour: There is one in DarkestHour:
** Book1 1, when Amon and his Equalists have taken over Republic City, and benders are having their bending taken away. Korra and her friends have to hide from the invasion, and the help they receive from General Iroh II goes haywire.
** Book
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** Book Three has the [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Earth Queen]], a despotic, vain, selfish tyrant who is cruel to her citizens.
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** Book Three has the [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Earth Queen]], a despotic, vain, selfish tyrant who is cruel to her citizens. She's the exact kind of world leader that Zaheer and the Red Lotus choose to stand against, [[spoiler:and Zaheer kills her when she proves to be unhelpful]].
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** Book One: [[KnightTemplar Amon]], the leader of the Equalists.
** Book Two: A BigBadDuumvirate between [[EvilUncle Unalaq]] and [[EldritchAbomination Vaatu]]. Unalaq is technically Vaatu's [[TheDragon herald]], and while the latter was more powerful of the two, they, in practice share an equal amount of plot importance.
** Book Three: A cabal of anarchists known as the Red Lotus, with their leader Zaheer being a villainous airbender.
** Book Four: Kuvira, originally a regent to maintain balance after the Earth Queen's death, who usurps leadership from rightful heir Prince Wu.
** Book Two: A BigBadDuumvirate between [[EvilUncle Unalaq]] and [[EldritchAbomination Vaatu]]. Unalaq is technically Vaatu's [[TheDragon herald]], and while the latter was more powerful of the two, they, in practice share an equal amount of plot importance.
** Book Three: A cabal of anarchists known as the Red Lotus, with their leader Zaheer being a villainous airbender.
** Book Four: Kuvira, originally a regent to maintain balance after the Earth Queen's death, who usurps leadership from rightful heir Prince Wu.
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** Book One: [[KnightTemplar Amon]], the leader of the Equalists.
Equalists, who seeks to rid the world of benders entirely.
** Book Two:A BigBadDuumvirate between [[EvilUncle Unalaq]] and [[EldritchAbomination Vaatu]]. Vaatu]] both [[BigBadDuumvirate share the title]]. Unalaq is technically Vaatu's [[TheDragon herald]], and while the latter was Vaatu is more powerful of the two, they, in practice powerful, they both share an equal amount of plot importance.
importance.
** Book Three:A cabal of anarchists known as the Red Lotus, with their leader Zaheer being [[BombThrowingAnarchists Zaheer]], a villainous airbender.
airbender who leads a team of exceptionally powerful and dangerous benders. They're all part of the [[FantasticTerrorists Red Lotus]], an anarchist group dedicated to eliminating world leaders.
** Book Four:Kuvira, [[TheEmpire Kuvira]], originally a regent to maintain balance after the Earth Queen's death, who usurps leadership from rightful heir Prince Wu.
** Book Two:
** Book Three:
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** Book One has [[CorruptPolitician Tarrlok]].
** Book Two has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Varrick]], and he's notable of being the only one to survive all the way to the end.
** Book Three has the Earth Queen.
** Book Two has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Varrick]], and he's notable of being the only one to survive all the way to the end.
** Book Three has the Earth Queen.
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** Book One has [[CorruptPolitician Tarrlok]].
** Book Two has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Varrick]], and he's notable of being the only oneTarrlok]], who aimed to survive all the way have Republic City under his control, but Amon proved to the end.be a bigger threat.
** Book Two has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Varrick]], who played both sides of the civil war pretty much just [[{{Greed}} for the money]]. Notably, he not only survives, he [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor eventually]] becomes a good guy.
** Book Three has the [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen EarthQueen.Queen]], a despotic, vain, selfish tyrant who is cruel to her citizens.
** Book Two has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Varrick]], and he's notable of being the only one
** Book Two has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Varrick]], who played both sides of the civil war pretty much just [[{{Greed}} for the money]]. Notably, he not only survives, he [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor eventually]] becomes a good guy.
** Book Three has the [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Earth
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** Bumi has inherited Aang's knack for predicting the future but doing so in such a wacky way that no-one takes him seriously. Most memorably, in "A New Spiritual Age" he tells Tenzin to wake him up if, say, Korra and Jinora's bodies begin floating around and someone needs to catch them. Cue the episode's climax, when Unalaq suspends the two girls' souls in mid-air and very nearly destroys them - until the dragon-bird Korra helped pulls a BigDamnHeroes and carried her away from the battle.
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** Bumi has inherited Aang's knack for predicting the future but doing so in such a wacky way that no-one takes him seriously. Most memorably, in "A New Spiritual Age" he tells Tenzin to wake him up if, say, Korra and Jinora's bodies begin floating around and someone needs to catch them. Cue the episode's climax, when Unalaq suspends the two girls' souls in mid-air and very nearly destroys them - until the dragon-bird Korra helped pulls a BigDamnHeroes and carried carries her away from the battle.
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* FirstGirlWins:
** For the Mako/Korra/Asami Triangle: Subverted at first, with both girls eventually breaking up with Mako. Played straight in the GrandFinale, though, where [[spoiler:Korra and Asami turn out to be the First Girl to ''each other''.]]
** For the Mako/Korra/Asami Triangle: Subverted at first, with both girls eventually breaking up with Mako. Played straight in the GrandFinale, though, where [[spoiler:Korra and Asami turn out to be the First Girl to ''each other''.]]
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* FirstGirlWins:
**FirstGirlWins: For the Mako/Korra/Asami Triangle: Subverted at first, with both girls eventually breaking up with Mako. Played straight in the GrandFinale, though, where [[spoiler:Korra and Asami turn out to be the First Girl to ''each other''.]]]]
* TheFirstSuperheroes: Episodes "[[Recap/TheLegendOfKorraS2E7BeginningsPartOne Beginnings Part 1]]" and "[[Recap/TheLegendOfKorraS2E8BeginningsPartTwo Beginnings Part 2]]" show the origins of benders and of the Avatar in the world of the series. Where elemental bending was once a temporary ability gifted to humans by lion turtles to protect them in the spirit wilds, Wan and Raava's battle with Vaatu not only turned Wan into the Avatar, the first and only bender able to hold all four elements (and starting the line of reincarnation), but also made the lion turtles decide to leave humanity to its own devices (since they no longer needed protecting from spirits), leaving those who still had bending abilities with them permanently to pass on to future generations.
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* TheFirstSuperheroes: Episodes "[[Recap/TheLegendOfKorraS2E7BeginningsPartOne Beginnings Part 1]]" and "[[Recap/TheLegendOfKorraS2E8BeginningsPartTwo Beginnings Part 2]]" show the origins of benders and of the Avatar in the world of the series. Where elemental bending was once a temporary ability gifted to humans by lion turtles to protect them in the spirit wilds, Wan and Raava's battle with Vaatu not only turned Wan into the Avatar, the first and only bender able to hold all four elements (and starting the line of reincarnation), but also made the lion turtles decide to leave humanity to its own devices (since they no longer needed protecting from spirits), leaving those who still had bending abilities with them permanently to pass on to future generations.
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** A non-verbal one, but in the original series, Roku stated, [[spoiler: "Being The Avatar doesn't hurt your chances with the ladies."]] and true to form, [[spoiler: ''Korra, herself'' ends up with (another) lady in Asami after the day is saved.]]
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* DisownedSibling:
** This happens between Tonraq and Unalaq. During their final confrontation, after the reveal of several betrayals Unalaq took to usurp his throne, Tonraq declares Unalaq is no brother of his. Unalaq is unconcerned.
** In "The Spirit of Competition", Bolin walks in on Korra kissing Mako, devastating him. Mako finds him at a restaurant, [[ComfortFood stuffing his face with noodles]]. In a fit of InelegantBlubbering, Bolin says Mako's no longer his brother, but a "brother betrayer". Mako is having none of this and drags him out of there.
** This happens between Tonraq and Unalaq. During their final confrontation, after the reveal of several betrayals Unalaq took to usurp his throne, Tonraq declares Unalaq is no brother of his. Unalaq is unconcerned.
** In "The Spirit of Competition", Bolin walks in on Korra kissing Mako, devastating him. Mako finds him at a restaurant, [[ComfortFood stuffing his face with noodles]]. In a fit of InelegantBlubbering, Bolin says Mako's no longer his brother, but a "brother betrayer". Mako is having none of this and drags him out of there.
