
History
While Korra and Bolin were on a dinner date at Narook's Seaweed Noodlery, Korra noticed Tahno and members of The Wolfbats, along with some fangirls, eyeing them at a dinner table across the restaurant. Bolin warned Korra not to make eye contact with him, describing him as a "nasty dude". However, she ignored his advice and glared straight at Tahno. Upon seeing this, he stood and gestured for the rest of his posse to follow. He engaged in a brief trash-talking exchange with the Avatar and tried to provoke her, allowing her to have "the first shot." Bolin warned her that if she were to lay a hand on him, the Fire Ferrets would be disqualified from the pro-bending tournament. Heeding his warning, Korra ended the exchange by calling Naga to intimidate him, which the polar bear dog did with a loud roar. Tahno yelped and reeled backwards upon witnessing the animal. He attempted to regain whatever dignity he could still muster and signaled for his posse to follow him out.
After the Fire Ferrets claimed victory in a thrilling semifinal, Tahno approached them with more insults. The Wolfbats ended up beating the opposing team in less time than anyone could imagine. In doing so, he went on to secure a spot in the tournament's finale with a first-round knockout. During this match, Tahno took out the opposing team's waterbender and put a hole in the glass of his helmet with a very powerful strike to the head.

Tahno and The Wolfbats entering the arena with wolfbat masks.

Amon stripping Tahno of his bending.
In the next episode, Korra sees him as a complete wreck. Overcome with pity for her formerly hated rival, Korra tells him even she didn't wish that on him. Tahno makes Korra pomise to destroy Amon for him.
After Korra connects with her past lives and is granted the power of energybending, she returns Tanno's bending, among many others. He became a pro-bending player once again, though this time he played fairly.
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