I didn't think he was at first, but I could easily see Koh being involved now. He is mentioned by name on the Republic City Tour site, and everything else significant from the old series which is mentioned there has come to pass.

I didn't think he was at first, but I could easily see Koh being involved now. He is mentioned by name on the Republic City Tour site, and everything else significant from the old series which is mentioned there has come to pass.

While Amon's rhetoric is a little over-the-top, it needs to be, because he honestly hasn't been that vile a villain to date. He's gotten increasingly bad, but they need to push him over the edge into full-on lunatic mode.

While Amon's rhetoric is a little over-the-top, it needs to be, because he honestly hasn't been that vile a villain to date. He's gotten increasingly bad, but they need to push him over the edge into full-on lunatic mode.

Absolutely no way that Amon is Zuko.

Absolutely no way that Amon is Zuko.

Korra's gonna go full-on Avatar State when Amon tries to remove her bending.

Korra's gonna go full-on Avatar State when Amon tries to remove her bending.

Imprisoning someone is insane, but killing the most powerful individual in the world, who is guaranteed to come back and seek to ruin or end your life, isn't?

Imprisoning someone is insane, but killing the most powerful individual in the world, who is guaranteed to come back and seek to ruin or end your life, isn't?

Again, remember: Aang has been trying to tell her Tarrlok can bloodbend since Episode 4. Had she more spiritual aptitude, he would have delivered her highly relevant information in a timely fashion. Unfortunately, she didn't.

Again, remember: Aang has been trying to tell her Tarrlok can bloodbend since Episode 4. Had she more spiritual aptitude, he would have delivered her highly relevant information in a timely fashion. Unfortunately, she didn't.

As soon as he lost his calm and bloodbent Korra, it was all over.

As soon as he lost his calm and bloodbent Korra, it was all over.

Killing the Avatar would be suicide, for a very obvious reason: the next Avatar has all of the previous Avatar's memories.

Killing the Avatar would be suicide, for a very obvious reason: the next Avatar has all of the previous Avatar's memories.

Useful things the flashbacks told Korra:
-Tarrlok is Yakone's son, and therefore can bloodbend at any time
-Amon is removing bending in a manner exactly like Aang did

Useful things the flashbacks told Korra:
-Tarrlok is Yakone's son, and therefore can bloodbend at any time
-Amon is removing bending in a manner exactly like Aang did

I could see Koh or another spirit, actually, since the implication this season seems to be that Amon is in fact involved with the spirits in some way.

I could see Koh or another spirit, actually, since the implication this season seems to be that Amon is in fact involved with the spirits in some way.