The Legend of Korra

70 years have past since avatar Aang

Republic City is everything that Avatar Aang and Fire Lord Zuko fought for when they ended the Hundred Year War. With balance restored to the four nations, benders and non-benders can live together in peace, in this thriving metropolitan area. But even the steampunk paradise of Republic City has its problems, as the next Avatar discovers. When Avatar Korra arrives in Republic City to master her airbending, she comes face to face with criminal bending gangs as well as members of a vocal anti-bending revolution. Before long, Korra's Avatar skills are put to the test when she encounters a group of Chi-blockers led by the charismatic and mysterious Amon, who threatens the city and all the benders in it. Despite the immense danger, Korra vows to fight the growing anti-bending revolution. But will she be able to stop Amon before he rises to power and makes his vision of a bending-free world a reality?

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It had been about 8 months since Kuvira's defeat and the destruction of her deadly super weapon. Since that defeat, a lot had changed over the course of time: The new spirit portal, expansion of Republic City, and the change in democratic in the Earth Kingdom, just to name a few. The city, now home to a new spirit portal, had become a much higher interaction to the Spirit World, thanks to Korra's involvement. Speaking of which, the job for the Avatar's not done yet, as Korra was now faced with a new, spiritual threat that's targeting the Fire Nation. Before that, Korra's interaction with a petty thief revealed something far deeper in her life: Her long lost sister! How much will this effect her in her endeavors?

wikipedia.org wrote:
Following the conclusion of The Legend of Korra, DiMartino was touched by positive reactions to Korra and Asami's relationship and felt that there were more stories to tell with the show's characters. Although the shift to the comic book medium was a challenge for DiMartino, it gave the creative team more freedom to explore LGBT narratives. The series was announced in July 2015 and The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars – Part One was published by Dark Horse Comics on July 26, 2017. Part Two was published on January 17, 2018, followed by Part Three on August 22, 2018. Part One and Two were the publisher's best-selling graphic novels of 2017 and 2018 respectively. A library edition collecting the three volumes was released on March 13, 2019.