r/AvatarMemes Earthbender 🗿 Jun 24 '25

LoK Future Industies Plans For The Long Term

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '25

Asami was supposed to be one of the baddies in the beginning, which is why she was given the Femme Fatale style. They later changed her, but she remained a baddie.

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u/Wolf-Majestic Jun 24 '25

Oooh, that's why she was giving bad guy vibes in season 1... I couldn't quite trust her until she betrayed her father lol

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u/Moro-Oro Jun 24 '25

Real shame they didn’t do that :/ It would have really helped with her character

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u/talesfromtheepic6 Jun 24 '25

Would be a cool book 5. Yuri is cool but challenging the military industrial complex is a little bit cooler

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u/Randver_Silvertongue Jun 24 '25

Nah. It would've been too cliché. Besides, Korra's team needed its Donatello.

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u/Cobalt_Heroes25 Jun 25 '25

It's Elsa from frozen all over again

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u/Naive_Drive Jun 24 '25

On the one hand, I don't get the idea that Asami financed both sides of the war in books 2 and 4.

On the other hand, the idea that the entire series was orchestrated by Asami solely for the purpose of getting in Korra's pants is really funny.

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u/HawasYT Jun 24 '25

Especially in book 2 where her company almost went under partly due to book 1 fallout.

Anon got his wires crossed with Varrick who was in fact supplying both sides of the conflict (or at least tried to)

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u/That_One_Friend684 Jun 24 '25

Tbf Varrick did buy out Future Industries, so Varrick could very well have used FI to fund Kuvira, although maybe not the Southern Civil War cause the timing gets kinda wonky

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u/The_Dimmadome Jun 24 '25

The company returns to Asami at the end of book 2 because the powers that be were a teeny weeny upsetti spaghetti at Varrick.

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u/That_One_Friend684 Jun 24 '25

Oh right, forgot about that part

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u/Echo-048 Jun 24 '25

Honestly that’s the most wlw thing I can think of. Head canon accepted!

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u/XescoPicas Waterbender 🌊 Jun 24 '25

Truly, so relatable

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u/KebabOfDeath Jun 24 '25

I reckon the biggest crime of the series was her father orchestrating Cabbage corp allegations

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u/aromaticchicken Jun 24 '25

Not my Cabbage Corp!!

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u/whomesteve Jun 24 '25

Assami: Sorry Korra, it’s just business.

Korra:

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u/227someguy Jun 24 '25

“Give in, give in, give in.”

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u/XescoPicas Waterbender 🌊 Jun 24 '25

I love it when theories are entirely supported by made up stuff that doesn’t actually happen

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u/Moro-Oro Jun 24 '25

ME TOO. That’s why I love this fandom, because I can make an entire list of bs it pulls out its ass :)

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u/XescoPicas Waterbender 🌊 Jun 24 '25

Just like all those posts about how Iroh was totally super duper evil, and their evidence essentially begins and ends with “someone drew fanart of him looking scary”

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u/aromaticchicken Jun 24 '25

Nepobaby strikes again 😖

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u/Toast-Ghost- Jun 25 '25

Nickelodeon was Korra’s real villain honestly

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u/IchibeHyosu99 Jun 24 '25

Currently domming avatar who would do anything she orders

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u/FOZZAKAIRI Jun 24 '25

I KNEW IT I KNEW SHE WAS SHADY THIS WHOLE TIME

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u/RexIsAMiiCostume Jun 25 '25

Dude I can't fucking read this

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u/Puzzleheaded_Step468 Jun 24 '25

Honestly this is an amazing twist, the hero's love interest is also the mastermind behind everything

Already done before though. I am going to spoil a 13 years old show

Elementary, a sherlock holmes in modern day show. Irene Adler is also Moriarty

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u/Rabbulion Jun 25 '25

Her father is basically Henry Ford. This isn’t surprising at all. Just like they say in book 1 and 3 (and a certain real life manifest) the unjustly powerful are orchestrating conflicts to distract and control the masses as their means of amassing excess wealth.

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u/demonsummoner1993 Jun 29 '25

More like Krupp he looks just like him

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u/JustAnAce Jun 28 '25

I was here because I didn't watch Korra.

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u/KenkaUsagi Jun 24 '25

Well well well ...what a parallel

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u/Little-Efficiency336 Jun 29 '25

She could really have become a villain.