After Tarrlok's bending is stripped by Amon, Korra sees the opportunity to escape and finds her way back to Republic City. At Tarrlok's hideout, Amon and his Equalists arrive. Meanwhile, after hearing from Tarrlok that Korra had been captured by Equalist, Tenzin, Lin Beifong, and Team Avatar set out to find her, leading to the discovery of an underground Equalist base where several police officers were held captive. Korra tries to meditate on the visions of Aang's life that have been plaguing here while being confined in an unknown area. In order to keep his secret, he captures the Avatar. Korra confronts Tarrlok late at night, resulting in Tarrlok's exposure as a bloodbender. Mako, Korra, Bolin, and Asami form Team Avatar and impede the Councilman's plans, much to his displeasure. Saikhan's appointment as Chief of the Metalbending Police Force signals the tightening of Tarrlok's control over the city. Korra begins to suspect that an ally is working for the Equalists, culminating in the discovery of an underground Equalist factory. Mako and Bolin find new residence at the Sato estate after the attack on the Pro-bending Arena. At bidding of the Avatar and Chief Lin Beifong, the United Republic Council disregards the threat, resulting in dire consequences for the Pro-bending Arena, the tournament's competitors, and its bending spectators. Korra and the Fire Ferrets prepare for the pro-bending championship final as the growing Equalist movement threatens to force the tournament's cancellation. However, Korra and her teammates struggle to work together after romantic rivalries shake their foundation and threaten to end their shot at the championship. The pro-bending championships begins, with the Fire Ferrets getting off to a good start. She later challenges Amon to a duel at Aang Memorial Island, which ends up being a trap, during which he warns her of his upcoming plans. Meanwhile, Korra is coerced into joining Councilman Tarrlok's task force, intending to rid the city of Equalists.
Mako meets Asami Sato in a small accident, leading to a romantic date and her introducing him to her father, Hiroshi Sato, who offers to sponsor the Fire Ferrets in the Pro-bending Tournament. However, they are forced to intervene in order to save Bolin's bending abilities. Attending the mass meeting, Korra learns more about the anti-bending movement and their mysterious leader, Amon. Worried, Korra and Mako search for him and they learn of an upcoming Equalist rally. Bolin finds himself in a dangerous situation after accepting a job from the Triple Threat Triad. Mako and Bolin look for ways to acquire the thirty thousand yuans required for their team to remain in the Pro-bending Tournament. When their waterbender leaves the team, Korra steps up and takes his place. There, she befriends the brothers Mako and Bolin, who compete in pro-bending matches on their team, the Fire Ferrets.
Once there, she is shocked to find the bustling metropolis rife with corruption, criminal bending gangs, and a vocal anti-bending movement.įrustrated with her failed attempts to master airbending on Air Temple Island, Korra disobeys her teacher, Tenzin, and shifts her focus to Republic City's famous Pro-bending Arena. Written by: Michael Dante DiMartino & Bryan Konietzkoĭirected by: Joaquim Dos Santos & Ki Hyun RyuĪvatar Korra leaves the safety of her home and travels to Republic City to begin her airbending training. It was followed by Book Two: Spirits, which began airing on television in September 13, 2013. The season began on March 24, 2012, with the online airing of " Welcome to Republic City" and " A Leaf in the Wind", and ended at twelve episodes on June 23 of that year with " Skeletons in the Closet" and " Endgame". The primary focus of the season is Korra's attempts to learn airbending from Tenzin while defending Republic City from the Equalist revolt, led by the masked Amon.
The nomenclature refers to the Avatar Cycle: water, earth, fire, and air. The cover of the DVD box set for Book One: Air features Team Avatar, with Korra in the foreground.īook One: Air ( 气) is the first book of the first season of The Legend of Korra, created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. When we came up with the character of Korra, it was the perfect opportunity to have that book, you know, and not be redundant for Aang." We were always like, well Aang had already mastered air, each season was about what the Avatar was trying to master. " Back on Avatar, the first series, fans were like 'Wait there's one more book, there needs to be air'. For the first book of Avatar: The Last Airbender, see Book One: Water. This article is about the first book of The Legend of Korra.
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