History WMG / KorraLoveDodecahedrons

The Fire Nation is the one nation that hasn't yet been explored in ''Legend of Korra''. We've already met Zuko and Iroh II but we still haven't met Zuko's daughter, the current Fire Lord, or any other children she might have.

And it will be as [[TheMissusAndTheEx completely awkward]] as one might expect.

And it will be as completely awkward as one might expect.

Naturally this will not become offical, we will not see both kissing or something like that, but both will be written like a couple during the season. We already have a lot of Subtext in the first new episodes, with Korras "I never had a girlfriend before"-Quote. Outside Avatar-buisness Korra mostly social interacts with Asami, Asami is now Korras battle Partner and in the Trailer we see Asami rescue a unconsious Korra in a Scene which remembers a lot on Katara rescuing Aang. Like I said, it will never becomes official, but it will be massive implied.

Self-explanatory. Maybe the boyfriend is someone we know, maybe it's a completely new character. Either way, the relationship won't last very long.

After the... less than receptive... reception by the fanbase of the love quadrangle in Book 1, and an abortive retread of almost the ''exact same thing'' in Book 2, Bryke and company decided that extended focus on romance (as opposed to the ''very'' occasional ShipTease or brief moments as done in ATLA) is not their strong suit (see also the limited interaction between Tenzin and Pema) and/or tired of trying to [[TrollingCreator yank the fandom's chain]] [[UnpleasableFanbase when the fandom just keeps yanking back]]. The double breakups in the Book 2 finale are meant to acknowledge this, and, like Korra herself, the creators will increasingly focus on their original strengths (e.g. comedy, spiritual philosophy, martial arts, worldbuilding). As a corollary, [[WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings we will never learn anything else about the pairings of the rest of the Gaang either]].

After the... less than receptive... reception by the fanbase of the love quadrangle in Book 1, and an abortive retread of almost the ''exact same thing'' in Book 2, Bryke and company decided that extended focus on romance (as opposed to the ''very'' occasional ShipTease or brief moments as done in ATLA) is not their strong suit (see also the limited interaction between Tenzin and Pema) and/or tired of trying to [[TrollingCreator yank the fandom's chain]] [[UnpleasableFanbase when the fandom just keeps yanking back]]. The double breakups in the finale are meant to acknowledge this, and, like Korra herself, the creators will increasingly focus on their original strengths (e.g. comedy, spiritual philosophy, martial arts, worldbuilding). As a corollary, [[WhyFandomCantHaveNiceThings we will never learn anything else about the pairings of the rest of the Gaang either]].

[[WMG: [[NoHuggingNoKissing There won't be ''any'' romantic relationships for the rest of the show.]]]]

Her father, and the Northern Water Tribe's chieften did just turn into a giant monster and try to level Republic City. That's going to be a diplomatic nightmare, and the Northern Tribe is going to need to send someone high profile to try a smooth things over. Like their princess. Who might as well look Bolin up while she's in town.

* That is kind of cute. In BlackComedy sort of way.

That's why he never goes anywhere without her.

* Because it'd be pretty freaking sweet if she did. And this new character shall be voiced by either Michael Rosenbaum or Nolan North.

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* Confirmed, sort of. Level in sanity check. HeelFactTurn, check. Bolin and her getting back together, Check? The feelings are there but they decide to stay apart. For now...