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When Trolling Korra with faux homophobia, he says "Wan and Eve, not Wan and Steve.". Oh, My Gods!: Most notably Tenzin, but several characters will swear by Raava's name as an expletive. 
The Corruption: Vaatu is the personification of this. Butt-Monkey: Bolin tends to be on the receiving end of the most of the abuse. In season 3, she starts to Thinks Like a Romance Novel. In season 2 she abuses her prodigal spiritual abilities to form a book club with complete strangers, getting overly-attached and clingy to the people she met anonymously in the spirit world, much like a teenage girl failing to practice internet safety. Alternate Character Interpretation: Korra's desire to fight escalates into Blood Knight territory. AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER BOOK 3 EPISODE 3 VIMEO FULL
Not only is his racism towards benders is purely because of his own prejudice (his wife is never even mentioned), but it's later revealed that he stole his daughter's own ideas for the mecha-tanks and sold them behind her back, taking full credit for their design.
Asami's father loses any sympathetic qualities he might have had in the original series. Adaptational Villainy: Tarrlok, in this version he's shown to be willingly working with Amon, to an extent. is explicitly bi, as he's dating Wu when he and Kuvira first meet. Adaptational Sexuality: Zig-Zagged Korra develops feeling for Asami much earlier in this series. Instead of feeling Hero Worship towards his father, Tenzin resents Aang for being a Manchild who failed as a responsible adult and forced Tenzin to fulfill the responsibilities he was too immature for. To work with Unaloq's Adaptational Nice Guy, Eska and Deska are his secretaries rather than his children. AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER BOOK 3 EPISODE 3 VIMEO SERIES
See the note on Triang Relations under book 1- Mako crushing on Asami and Bolin briefly crushing on Korra is the closest the series gets to the cannon romantic mess of season 1. Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: Over and over. On the other hand, he fails to recognize this largely due to a genuine inability to understand social cues and reading too much into Asami's actions. He doesn't cheat on Asami, nor make the dumb decisions that fueled the love triangle of cannon, but he also fails utterly to recognize that he and Asami aren't dating. Adaptational Nice Guy: Zig-zagged with Mako. 
Kuvira shows up around the end of Book 2, showing how she came to work for the Beifongs and expanding her backstory. Adaptational Early Appearance: Raava, Kuvira, and Vaatu debut near the end of Book One. Zaheer overthrew the Earth Queen just a handful of episodes into the third season. He only gave up his more powerful spirit form to become the Dark Avatar by accident, and then got distracted by the high of Showing Off the New Body. Vaatu has been acting as The Corruption and successfully orchestrated most of the other villains actions. His incompetence as a villain is all deliberate sabotage of Vaatu. 
Unalaq is actually trying to help Korra in the long run. He uses this techniques to kill his brother Tarrlok and almost succeeds in doing the same to Korra (thankfully Raava steps in at the last second). In the series however he's capable of internally freezing his target's blood into spikes and impaling their heart with it!. Amon, in the original series he was a highly skilled bloodbender. Adaptational Badass: Every single one of the major villains gets this, one way or another.
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