All language subtitles for Avatar (The Legend of Korra) - S02 E05 - Peacekeepers (720p BluRay)

Earth.

Fire.

Air.

Water.

Only the Avatar can
master all four elements

and bring balance to the world.

It's brother versus brother in
the War of the Water Tribes.

After Korra discovered

that Chief Unalaq betrayed
her and her father,

she turned against him,
sparking civil war.

The Southern rebels
rallied around Tonraq,

but they are vastly outnumbered.

So Korra is headed to
Republic City to seek aid.

But will she be able to
convince President Raiko

to send troops to
help the South?

- Welcome home, Avatar.
Thanks for starting a war.

- I didn't start a war.

Well, I did, but it's
more complicated

than you're making it seem.

- Mako, I want you
back on the beat.

There's going to be a Southern
Water Tribe peace march tonight.

I need you there to make sure
things don't get out of hand.

- I'm all yours.

- I'll go too.

The people of the
South need to see

that the Avatar is on their side

in the fight against
the Northern invaders.

- Great. That should
calm them down.

- Maybe you should sit this out.
- What?

- I just think having you there
blatantly supporting one side

will only make things worse.

You could at least
try to seem neutral.

- I'm not neutral. The
North invaded my home.

The only reason I'm here

is to get the Republic to send
troops to help the South.

- Zhu Li's already
scheduled a meeting for us

with President Raiko tomorrow.

We'll get him on board.

- Whatever. I gotta go to work.

- I better go check
on my factory.

- I'm going to find out
about this peace march.

- And I am dying for a pedicure!

- So, uh, what
should I be doing?

- I don't know, Bolin.

Figure something out.

- Say, kid, have you ever
seen Republic City at night?

- Sure, I live here.

- Have you really seen it?

- Y... no?

That's what I thought.

Come on.

- Tonraq and the rebels
are holed up here

in the hills outside of town.

- Leave them.

My brother's no threat
to us up there.

Increase security around
the spirit portal.

Keeping it safe is our
number one priority.

- Yes, sir.

- I need you two to
go after the Avatar.

She's the only one who can open
the northern spirit portal.

- But, Father, you told Korra...

- I told Korra what I
thought she needed to hear.

- I'll find her. She
stole my husband.

- I need her alive.

Fine.

- Watch me, Poki.

You lay down and roll over.

Roll over.

- No, no, you can't
just demonstrate it.

That never works.

- Good.

- Ugh, classic over-rewarding.

- Poki, where are you going?

- Command respect.

Having some trouble, son?

- Poki isn't very
good at learning.

- Believe me, I
know the feeling.

Maybe I can help.

How would you like your old dad

to teach you how to
be a master trainer?

- Yeah!

Tensions are running high

outside of the Southern Water
Tribe Cultural Center.

The Avatar is leading a
group of Southerners

in a peaceful protest
against Chief Unalaq,

but the Northerners
have come out in droves

in support of their leader.

- Boo!

- Get out of here!

- Boo!
- Get a real job!

- Get out of here!
- You stink!

- Hey!

Stop!

Republic City Police.

- The Northern Water
Tribe is out of control.

- I saw a firebender running
away from the blast.

The North might not be
responsible for this.

- Of course they're responsible.

Who else would it be?

- Wow.

Usually, when I see
flashing lights like this,

it's because I got hit
in the head with a rock.

- Being famous is like
getting hit with a rock

all the time.

- Look! It's Bolin!

Bolin! Bolin! Bolin!

Bolin! Bolin! Bolin! Bolin!

- Folks, that cheer
you're hearing

is for local favorite,
Bolin, of the Fire Ferrets.

Let's see if we can get
a quick interview.

Bolin!

Bolin, the Fire Ferrets
are out for the season.

How have you been spending
your time lately?

- Well, I took a trip south for
the Glacier Spirits Festival,

was briefly engaged
to a princess,

then went through kind of
a tough breakup there,

was accidentally involved
in a civil war...

- But there's nowhere
I'd rather be

than Pro Bending Night
in Republic City!

Am I right, people?

Republic City!

- Do you miss being in the ring?

- Well, I definitely don't miss

getting hit with
things all the time

and the humiliating losing.

I mean, that gets pretty old.

You know, sometimes I actually
cry myself to sleep...

- I guess what I miss the
most are these fans!

They're the greatest
fans in the world!

Give it up for the fans!

- Look how these
people love you, kid.

They're eating that cornball
spiel right out of your hand.

- The trick is, whenever
I get confused,

I just say "Republic
City" or "fans,"

and then everyone cheers.

- I think I just figured
out your true calling.

- I hope President
Raiko listens to us.

- Don't worry.

I was a big contributor
to his election campaign.

Him and the other guy.
Gotta hedge your bets.

- Hello, Mr. President.

Sir, the Southern Water Tribe...

- Just a second.

Keep smiling.

- Eh...

- Now, how can I help the Avatar
and my most generous supporter?

- Unalaq's troops have
invaded the South.

We need you to send the
United Forces to help.

- I'm very concerned by
what's happening down there,

but I don't think it's
the Republic's place

to interfere with internal
Water Tribe matters.

- Unalaq isn't even the rightful
ruler of the Water Tribe.

He lied his way onto
the Northern throne.

- Mr. President,

the Republic is already
involved in this conflict.

The North attacked our
cultural center last night.

- Believe me, we are
doing everything we can

to bring the people
responsible to justice.

- "The people responsible"?

Who else would it be
but the Northerners?

- Now, I know that
when you're young,

it's hard to keep perspective...

- You're the one who's
lost perspective.

I'm trying to save my tribe,
and you're taking pictures.

- Sending troops is not something
I can do at this time,

but I promise I will work
with Unalaq and the South

for a diplomatic solution.

Now, I'm sorry, but
my mind is made up.

This meeting is over.

- My family is going
to be wiped out,

and it'll be on your head
for doing nothing about it.

- I can't believe the
President is doing nothing.

He... he doesn't even care.

- I'm sure he cares, but he
can't just tell his people

to go fight a battle
at the South Pole

that has nothing
to do with them.

- How could you take his side?

- What's with you and sides?

Why do you always think
I'm working against you?

- Well, you're not helping me.

I'm trying to get
troops to the South.

What are you doing?

- I'm doing my job.

Well, excuse me, Officer.

Don't let me stand in the
way of you writing tickets.

I'm just trying to
save the world.

- Well, you wouldn't have to if
you didn't keep messing it up.

- I can't talk to you
when you're like this.

You're the one who's like this!

Hey, in a hurry?

- Sorry, I have to
talk to Varrick.

- Yeah, me too.

- Oh, hello.

See? I told you I could do it.

- Sorry I ever doubted you.

- We can't wait for
the President to act.

We need those troops now.

- And my company is
about to go under.

I have to find a way
to make some sales.

- Right. Okay. Got it.

Idea storm.

Get the supplies.

You're about to get
an inside look

at how Varrick Global Industries

stays at the forefront of
imagination innovation

or "imagivation"!

That's trademarked, pal.

Brain work requires
increased circulation.

Let's do this!

Okay, here come the
ideas, fast and furious.

Pink mint lemon tea.

Radio for pets.

Uh, hand shoes.

Hold on a tic.

We don't need the President
to go to the South.

We just need the troops.
Let's go straight to them.

If there's one thing
I know about troops,

it's that they love fighting.

- I know General lroh. He
might be willing to help us.

- A man on the inside. Perfect.

And you need to sell
some mecha-tanks.

I know some people
who need them.

We'll ship 'em South.

- That's perfect.

You'll be making money
for your company,

and you'll be helping
to defeat Unalaq.

- It's true.

If you can't make
money during a war,

you just flat-out
cannot make money.

- It's dangerous on
the seas right now,

but I'm willing to
try if you are.

- It'll be crazy risky,

but I love crazy risky!

End storm!

Zhu Li, get those other ideas
to research and development.

I want prototypes by next week.

- I don't understand
why it's so hard

to get Republic City
to support the South.

- Don't worry. I'm
already working on that.

As soon as people see this,

they'll be lining
up to fight Unalaq.

Zhu Li, do the, uh... the thing.

- Don't freak out.
It's not real.

- I had a film crew documenting
the entire Northern invasion.

Sorry. I keep doing that.

- We're gonna cut
this footage together

with scenes we shoot of
our superstar Bolin here

playing a Southern
Water Tribe hero

battling the evil Unalaq.

No one will root for the
North after they see

"The Adventures of Nuktuk:
Hero of the South!"

- I'm Nuktuk! What do you think?

Oh, man, you should have
seen Varrick today.

That guy is a genius. - Uh-huh.

- He's gonna help Asami sell
her mecha-tanks to the South,

and he came up with this
great idea for Korra

to get General lroh
to fight Unalaq

without President Raiko
ever even knowing.

- What? That's a terrible idea.

- And he's gonna put
me in the movers

as this hero, Nuktuk.

He's a man of action, but
he's got a heart of gold.

He was born in the tundra.

- Look, I'm trying
to do something

that's actually important here.

- Oh. Oh, sorry.

Uh, sure. What is it?

- Something doesn't make
sense about this bombing.

I just don't buy that the
Northern Water Tribe

was behind it.

Wait a second! That's him!

That's the guy that
attacked the center.

I gotta go show this to Beifong.

- Glad I could help.

Nuktuk saves the day again!

- All right, Meelo.

The first thing you
need to do as a trainer

is establish dominance.

You are in charge.
Never forget that.

Now call Poki.

- Poki, come here.

Poki.

Poki, no. - Meelo.

You're rewarding him
for bad behavior.

- But he's tickling me.

- You can't let him nap
in the bed with you.

You are the alpha lemur.

He has to sleep on the floor.

I know it's hard, but
it's for the best.

- No, Poki. This is my bed.

You sleep on the floor.

Being alpha lemur is lonely.

- I know.

- How did this cultural
center attack happen

right under your nose?

And why haven't you arrested
the Northerners responsible?

- We're working on it, sir.
- Well, work harder.

If you don't get
any results soon,

I'm going to find
someone who can.

- I got a break in
the bombing case.

I ID'd the guy I
saw at the scene.

- That's great, Mako.

- Yeah, you better run that
in to Beifong right now.

- You think?

- Sure. You're gonna be a hero.

- What makes a rookie beat cop

think he can interrupt my
meeting with the President?

- I'm sorry.

I just... um, I found something
out about the bombing.

- Well, give it to Lu
and Gang, you moron.

Now get out!

- Sorry. Was she busy?

- This is the guy I saw

sneaking out of the building
right before the explosions.

He's a member of the Agni Kais.

Someone must have hired
him to make it look

like Northerners attacked
the cultural center.

- Hmm.

- Did you learn anything
about that remote control

I found at the scene?

That's gotta be the key

to finding out who's
really responsible.

- Listen, kid, it was the
Northern Water Tribe, okay?

- Yeah, give it a
rest, super cop.

- I've heard good
things about you.

You've made some big triad
busts for a rookie.

- Thank you, sir.

- And you're dating
the Avatar, right?

- Yes, sir.

- I'm concerned that
she might be getting

some bad advice from Varrick.

You wouldn't happen to know
if they're plotting anything

that might compromise the
security of Republic City,

would you, Officer?

Let me remind you that
you've sworn an oath.

You're a man of the law
before anything else.

- Yes, sir.

- Well, keep up the good work.

Wait.

There's something
you should know.

- Thank you for seeing
me, General lroh.

- What can I do?

- The South needs
military support

before Unalaq wipes
them out completely,

but the President is
refusing to give the order.

So I decided to come
to you directly.

- I see.

Well, suppose I were to
take the fleet south

on some routine
training maneuvers.

And let's say we were
to accidentally run

into a hostile
Northern blockade.

We'd have no choice but to
defend ourselves, wouldn't we?

- I guess you wouldn't.
Thank you.

- Swapping old war stories?

- Mr. President.

- I hope you're not planning
to take any military action

without an order from
your Commander in Chief.

- Of course not, sir.

- Good, because if
a single vessel

leaves this harbor
without my say-so,

you'll be court-martialed.
Am I clear?

- Crystal, sir.

- Your activities here are
bordering on insurrection.

The Avatar does not command
the military of the Republic.

Don't go behind my back again.

As you were, General lroh.

- I hate that guy!

- I'm sorry. My hands
are officially tied.

- I understand.

Thanks anyway.

- But you should talk
to the Fire Lord.

My mother and grandfather
have always been good friends

to the Avatar and the
Southern Water Tribe.

I'm sure they'll be
willing to help.

- Thank you, General.

- Wouldn't I be cold wearing
this outfit in the snow?

- Ah, Nuktuk is never cold.

- Ooh.

Hey, Ginger.

- How about that, huh?

It's the latest product in my
Varri-Manageable hair line:

Varri-dye!

We get some shots
of her using it

before Unalaq kidnaps her,

I guarantee we sell a
million cases week one.

- Bolin, I need you to
watch Naga while I'm gone.

- Where you going?
- The Fire Nation.

I'm going to try to get
them to help the South.

I need a boat.

- What happened
with General lroh?

- He was going to help, but
then President Raiko showed up.

Someone must have
tipped him off,

but I can't figure it out.

No one knew about it
except for us and Asami.

- And Mako.
- Mako?

- What?

There's no way Mako
would have told.

Right?

- Poki, sit.

Roll over.

Good boy.

- Well done, Meelo.

I knew you could
learn to train Poki.

- Not just Poki.

I trained all the lemurs.

Watch.

- I've created a monster.

Uh, maybe we should forget

about all this training
discipline for now.

Why don't you and Poki
just have fun and play?

- Thanks, Dad.

Training makes me tired.

Come on, Poki.

- You ratted me out
to the President?

- Korra, let me explain.

- Explain why my boyfriend
stabbed me in the back?

- Look, the President
of the Republic

asked me a direct question.

What was I supposed to do?

- You betrayed me and my family!

- Enough! Look, I
have a job to do.

I can't constantly be
worrying about keeping you

from making another
huge mistake.

- Well, I have a job to do too,

only it seems like you're
always standing in the way

of me getting it done!

- Well, I guess if we're
both putting our jobs first,

maybe there's no room
for our relationship!

- So what?

Are you breaking up with me?

- Yeah. I guess I am.

- What the flamey-o
happened here?

- I broke up with the Avatar.

- You got off easy.

You should have seen
Air Temple Island

after Tenzin broke up with me.

- You ruined my wedding!

No one steals my Bolin!