The Legend of Korra - Revision history

The Autistic Patriot at 01:12, August 28, 2026

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 ==Villains==
-'''Amon''' '''(voiced by Steve Blum):''' Amon is the main villain of the first season of the series, and the leader of the Equalists, a group of Nonbenders who resent the Benders of Republic City for having all the power, both physically and politically. Amon claimed he had the power to remove someone’s Bending due to being blessed by the Spirits, and he temporarily took away Korra’s bending. However, he was exposed as a fraud who used Bloodbending to block one’s Bending, along with his story of being facially burned by a Firebender being false as well.
+'''Amon''' '''(voiced by Steve Blum):''' Amon is the main villain of the first season of the series, and the leader of the Equalists, a group of Nonbenders who resent the Benders of Republic City for having all the power, both physically and politically. Amon claimed he had the power to remove someone’s Bending due to being blessed by the spirits, and he temporarily took away Korra’s bending. However, he was exposed as a fraud who used Bloodbending to block one’s Bending, along with his story of being facially burned by a Firebender being false as well.
 '''Unalaq''' '''(voiced by Adrian LaTourelle):''' Unalaq is the main villain of the second season, as well as Korra’s uncle. Unalaq is more in-tune with the spirits than Amon, and wanted to open the spirit portals, to merge with Vaatu, the embodiment of chaos and darkness to plunge the world into the image of Vaatu. He is also more manipulative, convincing Korra to open the portals which were closed for 10,000 years, despite both her father To raw and her mentor Tenzin telling her not to listen to Unalaq.

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 '''President Raiko''' '''(voiced by Spencer Garrett):''' Raiko is the first elected President of Republic City, and though not evil, he is an antagonist of Korra's due to frequent clashes the two have over what has happened or what should be done, which eventually led to Korra getting banished from Republic City in the third season due to her decision of leaving the Spirit Portals open led to the spirits destroying much of the city.
-==Vilains==
+==Villains==
 '''Amon''' '''(voiced by Steve Blum):''' Amon is the main villain of the first season of the series, and the leader of the Equalists, a group of Nonbenders who resent the Benders of Republic City for having all the power, both physically and politically. Amon claimed he had the power to remove someone’s Bending due to being blessed by the Spirits, and he temporarily took away Korra’s bending. However, he was exposed as a fraud who used Bloodbending to block one’s Bending, along with his story of being facially burned by a Firebender being false as well.

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	'''Suyin Beifong''' '''(voiced by Anne Heche):''' Suyin is the younger half-sister of Lin, and the founder of Zaofu, a city in the Earth Kingdom that heavily relies on Metalbending. In her youth, Suyin was a troublemaker, much to the disappointment of Toph and Lin. After accidentally scarring Lin when she was being arrested, Toph spared her from being sent to prison, but she was exiled from Republic City, which also led to her not speaking with Lin for 30 years. Unlike Lin, Suyin is married to a man named Baatar Sr., and they had five children who Suyin calls a blessing. Bataar Jr., Huan, Opal, Wei, and Wing. All of them except for Opal are male, and the latter two are twins. Suyin also adopted Kuvira before she turned evil.		'''Suyin Beifong''' '''(voiced by Anne Heche):''' Suyin is the younger half-sister of Lin, and the founder of Zaofu, a city in the Earth Kingdom that heavily relies on Metalbending. In her youth, Suyin was a troublemaker, much to the disappointment of Toph and Lin. After accidentally scarring Lin when she was being arrested, Toph spared her from being sent to prison, but she was exiled from Republic City, which also led to her not speaking with Lin for 30 years. Unlike Lin, Suyin is married to a man named Baatar Sr., and they had five children who Suyin calls a blessing. Bataar Jr., Huan, Opal, Wei, and Wing. All of them except for Opal are male, and the latter two are twins. Suyin also adopted Kuvira before she turned evil.
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		+	'''President Raiko''' '''(voiced by Spencer Garrett):''' Raiko is the first elected President of Republic City, and though not evil, he is an antagonist of Korra's due to frequent clashes the two have over what has happened or what should be done, which eventually led to Korra getting banished from Republic City in the third season due to her decision of leaving the Spirit Portals open led to the spirits destroying much of the city.

	==Vilains==		==Vilains==

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 ==Minor Characters==
 '''Amon''' '''(voiced by Steve Blum):''' Amon is the main villain of the first season of the series, and the leader of the Equalists, a group of Nonbenders who resent the Benders of Republic City for having all the power, both physically and politically. Amon claimed he had the power to remove someone’s Bending due to being blessed by the Spirits, and he temporarily took away Korra’s bending. However, he was exposed as a fraud who used Bloodbending to block one’s Bending, along with his story of being facially burned by a Firebender being false as well.
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 '''Kuvira''' '''(voiced by Zelda Williams):''' Kuvira is the main villain of the fourth and final season, as well as the new leader of the Earth Kingdom after Zaheer killed Earth Queen Hou-Ting, who later forms the Earth Empire. Her goal is to harvest the Spirit Vines which destroyed parts of Republic City after Korra left the Spirit Portals open, and make weapons to take over the world.
 ==Controversy==

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 '''Kuvira''' '''(voiced by Zelda Williams):''' Kuvira is the main villain of the fourth and final season, as well as the new leader of the Earth Kingdom after Zaheer killed Earth Queen Hou-Ting, who later forms the Earth Empire. Her goal is to harvest the Spirit Vines which destroyed parts of Republic City after Korra left the Spirit Portals open, and make weapons to take over the world.
-'''Suyin Beifong''' '''(voiced by Anne Heche):''' Suyin is the younger half-sister of Lin, and the founder of Zaofu, a city in the Earth Kingdom that heavily relies on Metalbending. In her youth, Suyin was a troublemaker, much to the disappointment of Toph and Lin. After accidentally scarring Lin when she was being arrested, Toph spared her from being sent to prison, but she was exiled from Republic City, which also led to her not speaking with Lin for 30 years. Unlike Lin, Suyin is married to a man named Baatar Sr., and they had five children who Suyin calls a blessing. Bataar Jr., Huan, Opal, Wei, and Wing. All of them except for Opal are male, and the latter two are twins.
+'''Suyin Beifong''' '''(voiced by Anne Heche):''' Suyin is the younger half-sister of Lin, and the founder of Zaofu, a city in the Earth Kingdom that heavily relies on Metalbending. In her youth, Suyin was a troublemaker, much to the disappointment of Toph and Lin. After accidentally scarring Lin when she was being arrested, Toph spared her from being sent to prison, but she was exiled from Republic City, which also led to her not speaking with Lin for 30 years. Unlike Lin, Suyin is married to a man named Baatar Sr., and they had five children who Suyin calls a blessing. Bataar Jr., Huan, Opal, Wei, and Wing. All of them except for Opal are male, and the latter two are twins. Suyin also adopted Kuvira before she turned evil.
 ==Controversy==

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	'''Kuvira''' '''(voiced by Zelda Williams):''' Kuvira is the main villain of the fourth and final season, as well as the new leader of the Earth Kingdom after Zaheer killed Earth Queen Hou-Ting, who later forms the Earth Empire. Her goal is to harvest the Spirit Vines which destroyed parts of Republic City after Korra left the Spirit Portals open, and make weapons to take over the world.		'''Kuvira''' '''(voiced by Zelda Williams):''' Kuvira is the main villain of the fourth and final season, as well as the new leader of the Earth Kingdom after Zaheer killed Earth Queen Hou-Ting, who later forms the Earth Empire. Her goal is to harvest the Spirit Vines which destroyed parts of Republic City after Korra left the Spirit Portals open, and make weapons to take over the world.
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		+	'''Suyin Beifong''' '''(voiced by Anne Heche):''' Suyin is the younger half-sister of Lin, and the founder of Zaofu, a city in the Earth Kingdom that heavily relies on Metalbending.

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 ===Unlikable protagonist===
 Unlike Aang, Korra takes major pride in being the Avatar, with her first line of the series being “I’m the Avatar, you gotta deal with it!” Even when she was 17, she was shown to be very selfish, and not care much for other customs, as when she struggled training with Tenzin, she destroyed an old training relic, and blamed Tenzin for being a poor teacher. Even as late as Season 3, Korra is unable to take much blame, as when President Raiko blamed her for Republic City’s infrastructure being destroyed due to her decision to leave the Spirit Portals open, she told him he’d have to deal with it. Even though she saw what the world was like when they were last open, which resulted in humans living on the backs of Lion-Turtles in order to survive being killed or mutated by the spirits. Korra later goes through a PTSD arc in the final season, but later demolishes most of Republic City to stop Kuvira’s machines, opening another Spirit Portal in the city, walking in there with Asami, leaving the city Aang built in ruins.
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 ===LGBT propaganda===
-For most of the series, Korra’s love interest was Mako, but she had some moments with his brother Bolin. However, in the final episode, she and Asami hold hands as they enter the Spirit World, trying to mirror Aang and Katara’s kiss in the old series which was the last shot, but due to the controversy, a kiss between Korra and Asami was never animated. The paring came as a shock to many, as throughout the series, Korra and Asami didn’t talk much other than advancing the plot, and by the time in happened, it felt like it was made just for shock value.
+For most of the series, Korra’s love interest was Mako, but she had some moments with his brother Bolin. However, in the final episode, she and Asami hold hands as they enter the Spirit World, trying to mirror Aang and Katara’s kiss in the old series which was the last shot, but due to the controversy, a kiss between Korra and Asami was never animated. The paring came as a shock to many, as throughout the series, Korra and Asami didn’t talk much other than advancing the plot, and by the time it happened, it felt like it was made just for shock value.
 ==References==