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n June 2012, the creators stated that Book Two's writing was complete and it was in the process of being animated and storyboarded.[19] According to the creators, half of the season will take place in Republic City and the other half will take place in various locations around the world.[19]

DiMartino also stated in June 2012 that plots were being conceived for possible future seasons, saying, "We have story ideas for past book two. So we will see if and when those stories come to light." However, Konietzko also mentioned in the same interview that it was not up to them to greenlight new seasons.[19]

After averaging 3.8 million viewers for Season One, Book One, The Legend of Korra received an order for 26 more episodes in July 2012, bringing the total number of planned episodes to 52. The show is set to return in 2013 with the premiere of Season 1, Book Two.[1] Bryan Konietzko later confirmed this, adding that Book Two would have 14 episodes, followed by Books 3 and 4, each one with 13 episodes.[20]

April Stewart mentioned in a "tweet" on August 16, 2012 that she will have to "keep her mouth shut [about The Legend of Korra]" until the coming April.[21] This suggests that certain series information will be revealed by or during April 2013. David Faustino, the voice of Mako, seconded this claim with his own tweet, saying, "New Korra? [...] I think April, no?? [sic]".[22] Exactly three months later, Seychelle Gabriel confirmed that Book Three's preliminary script was complete.[23]

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