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Avatar Korra, a headstrong, rebellious, feisty young woman who continually challenges and breaks with tradition, is on her quest to become a fully realized Avatar. In this story, the Avatar struggles to find balance within herself.


Korra, the new Avatar, travels to Republic city to start her Airbending training.

Against Tenzin's prohibition, a frustrated Korra sneaks out to visit the pro-bending sports arena.

Korra attempts to infiltrate the Equalist movement and learn more about its mysterious leader.

Korra becomes part of Councilman Tarrlok's task force which aims to rid Republic City of the Equalists.

As Asami steals Mako's heart, Korra struggles to express her feelings for Mako and also at the same time Bolin tries to win Korra's heart by being brave enough to ask Korra to go out with him. The tension gets higher as the Pro bending tournament starts.

Korra and the Fire Ferrets are in the pro-bending championship, but will the Equalists allow the game to go on?

Korra suspects that an ally is working with the Equalists.

Korra faces off with Councilman Tarrlok as Equalist activity continues to rise in Republic City.

After being imprisoned by Tarrlok, Korra attempts to analyze the mysterious visions she has been having. Meanwhile, Tenzin, Lin, Mako, Bolin and Asami search for Korra, having been given false information by Tarrlok.

The Equalists begin their attack on Republic City.

Korra goes undercover as the war between benders and non-benders intensifies.

The duel between Amon and Korra - will Korra be powerful enough to beat Amon?

Korra (voice)

Mako (voice)

Bolin (voice)

Asami Sato (voice)

Tenzin (voice)

Naga / Pabu / Bum-Ju / Oogi / Tarrlok (voice)

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