Ania prefers raincoats to keep her hands free to do work. It rains constantly on Ferenginar, so she is used to rain and how to deal with it in practical ways. But if she had to chose three umbrellas, they would have to be cute, colorful or flowery. Or everything together.

There are still moments where Bolin attempts metal bending. He just thinks metal bending is really really badass, you know? It's not that he's not proud about being a lava bender, he is obviously very happy he can do something so rare and special.

Leon's job requires him to travel all the time and, if not fighting infected calamities, to maintain a low profile. Between moving from hotel to hotel during work, he has moved his own home so often at this point that he lost count. So with that in mind, it comes as little surprise that his own residence is a lot more humble than his equipment, attire or the car he's driving. Why bother decorating when he's traveling a lot?

Regardless of personal home or hotel room, Leon likes his abode to be clean, simple and practical. He used to be a lot more messy and chaotic in his younger years, but he's become more organized and efficient over time. Too much clutter slows him down. His travel equipment is basically half-packed at all times to be ready for a fast depart. Weapons and tactical gear is locked in a government-issued storage crate if not in use.

I like to think that Leon, especially as he gets older, has more troubles settling and staying somewhere for long. But while being definitely more experienced and organized now, there are still traces of young Leon left. He is not a military man, he has been forced into learning to adapt quickly.

There might be the presence of dried snacks he forgot to eat, or unfinished reports because he's been too busy with basically everything else. Dark curtains that he stopped bothering about either way and spaces he never really uses and just doesn't care enough to free from any dust.

For my own sanity, I just purely HC this regardless of what is or isn't there in Canon. Bolin's room has a large Fire Ferrets poster on the wall, next to small advertisement pamphlets and photos he has gathered and kept for memory.

There is a tiny bed for Pabu and a large one for Naga, whenever Korra needs her to stay somewhere. Bolin loves animals, so he has no issue with providing a space for her. There are also chewing toys and balls for Pabu and Naga to play with.

Under his bed, Bolin stores an old locked box with his most precious equipments and memorabilia. He is still holding onto his Pro-Bending Gear and costume from his time as a Mover Star.

His Pro-Bending Gear for one. How could he possibly part with his uniform and the discs he spent countless hours training with? Pro-bending was Bolin’s first taste of belonging after Mako and he lost their parents, and he was very passionate about it. Pro-bending represented stability and teamwork to him, a future to be in that isn't just about surviving anymore.

He also holds onto a few Movers memorabilia. More precisely, there is one poster, his costume, a mug and his script that he couldn't bring over himself to toss away. Even though it started as propaganda and later embarrassed him, it was the first time people celebrated him in particular. It gave him confidence and validation. And he knows there's a difference between being proud of the project and being proud of what it gave him emotionally.

Bolin's dad (San) was an earthbender, while his mother (Naoki) was a firebender. He inherited the earthbending skills of San and wanted to be able to bend metal very badly because he looked up to Toph a lot. But he has never been able to despite his (feeble) attempts, which frustrated him for a while.