#korra spoilers

Korra Wanted Poster

Please keep in mind that this is a rough translation since words are missing. 

Avatar Korra
News on the Avatar and the Airbenders – 
Apprehend these criminals –
On the Earth Queen’s – previous orders. 

Earth Queen’s seal/ Ba Sing Se seal

If anyone has a better photo with all the words, drop me a note. 

Source for the screenshot

IT’S CANON AND YOU CAN’T TELL ME OTHERWISE

It’s over. For good this time

donnatroyed:

“i will always love you.” “and i will always love you.”

hewasnumberwan:

yaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS

baelor:

^{KORRA’S BACK… AND SHE’S A BLUE GIANT!}

ishipmakorra:

thelegendofmakoandkorra:

I don’t know why but for me it’s the saddest but also the most romantic makorra scene. 
I’ll always ship them and I know they are meant for eachother. My OTP will never change.
When the time’s right, they will be back together, for sure!

It’s beautiful, but omfg

fireferretfuzzies:

JINORA AND HER GRANDPA

skepticthinker:

New LoK tv ad

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HDTV I need you!

korranation:

Check out this behind-the-scenes storyboard showing us a scene from tonight’s Book 2 premiere! Upon arriving at the Southern Air Temple, the Head Air Acolyte gives Tenzin an ancient Airbender head shaver. And something for Pema, too :)

P.S.: Show us how freaking excited you are for tonight’s premiere on Vine, Instagram or Tumblr! Tag your video or picture with #CantWaitForKorra. We’ll feature our faves right here.

korranation:

Sneak peek storyboard from TOMORROW’S one hour premiere event!

Here Jinora and Tenzin stand in the hall of Avatar statues, which memorializes every Avatar who ever lived, when they are suddenly interrupted by our favorite airbending troublemakers.

benditlikekorra:

So here’s all the new information we got from the trivia game here:

• Tonraq was banished out of the Northern Water tribe by his father for destroying a spirit forest during an attack.
• Unalaq is a fundamentalist when it comes to dealing with spirits and has a deep spiritual connection. He’s elevated to ruler of the Water Tribe because Tonraq was banished.
• Eska and Desna don’t like Korra and Eska forces Bolin to be her new boyfriend. 
• Varrick was born poor, but built a successful business starting with one canoe. He invents film and uses it to create anti Northern Water Tribe propaganda starring Bolin.
• Kya is confirmed to be the second child in the family. She moved back to the Southern Water Tribe when her father passed away to spend more time with her mother and become closer to her.

bryankonietzko:

ktempest:

bryankonietzko:

The Legend of Korra is coming to New York Comic Con!

It’s just like San Diego Comic-Con, minus the hyphen! It has been a long time since we made it out to a convention other than SDCC, and we know that fact bums out a lot of non-SoCal/SoCal-accessible fans. We wish that we could venture out more, but even just prepping for and visiting San Diego once a year takes a lot of time out of our jam-packed production schedule, so traveling even further for conventions is usually not an option. But we’re going to make it happen anyway for NYCC, and we’re really looking forward to it!

Unfortunately Mike can’t make it, but Joaquim and I will be joined by some special guests at the panel Saturday, October 12th at 11:00 am. Lots of cool stuff in the works for the presentation. We’re putting together a signing on that Saturday too, so I’ll update with more info when I have it.

See you East Coasters soon!

Someone please bring up that thing about how there are no women leaders and why isn’t Katara head of the Water Tribe. Please.

I can answer these for you now. There are women world leaders in the Avatar world during Korra’s present: Zuko’s daughter is the Fire Lord, and there is an Earth Queen ruling the Earth Kingdom.

As for Katara, there is no separate chief in the Southern Water Tribe: both tribes are officially ruled by a royal descendant (currently Unalaq), residing in the Northern Tribe. Prior to the Hundred Year War, I think there was more of a link between families in both tribes feeding into this ruling family, but the tribes have drifted apart and the chief residing in the North isn’t much more than a figurehead to the South. For the Southern Tribe, we always imagined there is a sort of “Council of Elders,” consisting of women and men, who jointly govern the South. I can imagine Katara takes part in that council, and I can also imagine she isn’t interested in being the chief of both tribes anyway.

While we’re on the subject of world leaders, I saw a comment on my dashboard after the Barnes & Noble signing from someone who was dissatisfied with the fact that we didn’t continue the Equalist plot in Book 2 and wrote something to the effect that we were just keeping the bending oppressors in power and sweeping the plight of the oppressed non-benders under the rug. This is definitely not the case. Our idea was that the Equalist revolution forced the United Republic Council (Tenzin included) to face the fact that the majority of the population was not being represented. As a result, they disbanded the council and held open elections, and Raiko, a non-bender, was elected as the president of the United Republic. Looking back, I do think we could have made that clearer, but I think we were probably trying not to bog down the premiere episode with what we refer to as stuff that’s getting too “Trade Federation-y,” since there was plenty to pack into that episode as it was. 

fanandboomerang:

#guess who has uncle sokka’s art skillz