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| rdfs:comment | - The Equalists are a terrorist and revolutionary organization in the animated series The Legend of Korra and the main antagonists of Season 1/Book 1: Air and Video game with same name, and they are directed against the art of bending, and as a direct result, against benders themselves. They serve as one of the main conflicts in the series.
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| Goals | - Take over Republic City , cleanse the world of bending .
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| Foundation | - Unknown, before the year 171
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| Headquarters | - some Industrial area in Republic City, few cells around Republic City
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| Agents | - The Lieutenant , Hiroshi Sato , many less violent and moderate equalist revolutionaries , very few to several racial equalist revolutionaries
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| type of villains | - Xenophobes, Extremists, Revolutionary Villains
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| abstract | - The Equalists are a terrorist and revolutionary organization in the animated series The Legend of Korra and the main antagonists of Season 1/Book 1: Air and Video game with same name, and they are directed against the art of bending, and as a direct result, against benders themselves. They serve as one of the main conflicts in the series. The Equalists utilize chi blocking as a means to counteract bending and its advantages. They also utilize long range weapons, which they use to tie together and hold down the arms and legs of their enemies, similar to a meteor hammer. Other tools and equipment that the Equalists use include smoke grenades, motorcycles, electrified gauntlets, and mechanical suits. They were lead by the masked revolutionary, Amon, whose main goal was to ultimately rid the world of bending. Through difficult training, the chi-blocking Equalists were skilled enough to defeat both Korra and Mako in combat, avoiding their bending strikes and successfully subduing both expert benders. They also shares the same belief and intentions as that of their leader.
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