Arkham Asylum.

Who’s ready for some spirits up in this bitch!?

All Smiles, by Kaitlyn.

YIP-YIP!

Hi Ho, by nargyle.

Drilled relentlessly by his father in waterbending, Noatak displayed a natural talent for it, quickly impressing Yakone&mastering the art. The young prodigy just as quickly successfully learned the rare&outlawed art of bloodbending to the point where he can perform it at any time, becoming exceptionally skilled&powerful at the ability. At the same time, he also learned his father’s special skill of psychic-bending, allowing him to perform his skills not only through physical movement, but also through sheer focus. As the son of the infamous bloodbending criminal, Amon was also able to use more common bloodbending techniques like body manipulation to an extremely powerful degree while exerting minimal effort. He could also levitate targets, subdue them, and knock them unconscious. With his skill in psychic-bending, he could also bloodbend multiple targets into submission while able to freely move in for other measures to finish his foes. Additionally, he exhibited the ability to resist bloodbending, even against his brother Tarrlok.

Amon, by Reza Kabir.

“Lots of people would wanna ride the limo with you, but what you want are friends who would take the bus with you when the limo broke down.”

Leisure, by Mellownoiz.

Season 2 is finishing up, it seems, so we’ll be seeing morra Korra soon!

Legend of Korra Cover, by Bryan Konietzko and Joaquim Dos Santos.

The “icons.”

Legend of Korra, by Edgar Sandoval.

So this is where you fell, and I am left to sell… The path to heaven runs through miles of clouded hell right to the top. Don’t look back… Turnin’ the rags and givin’ the commodities a rain check.

KorrAsami, by Nymre.

I tried so hard; can’t seem to get away from misery.

Korra, by Rogie Custodio.

Avatar mode: ON.

Avatar State, by Qing Han.

Which bending art do you think is the best?

Larger than life.

Realm of Spirits, by Reza Kabir.