Yeah, I wished a certain other character would've been named Mako because then the whole connection would've been so cool, but yeah you're right Mako is named after the VA Mako. RIP.
The Actor, J.K. Simmons. He played J Jonah Jameson in the Original Spider-Man Trilogy. He's also playing Commissioner Gordon in the upcoming Justice League film.
@@alexyeezus7520 are u serious did u watch the show she like mako from the first time she saw him even went out with his brother to make him jealous stop it
The important thing to remember with Korra as a person is she grew up hearing the stories of the 100 Year War, she was trained as the Avatar from a young age, she would've been taught and drilled over and over about what happens to the world WITHOUT an Avatar, how Aang being gone caused the 100 Year War and nearly destroyed the world in war and conquest. So you have to take that into account, she's headstrong and she really wants to be a fully realized Avatar and take up that role... because she's been raised all her life to be terrified of a world without an Avatar, she thinks if she fails or can't do it the world will fall out of balance into destruction again. So she's arrogant, headstrong, impulsive... but it comes from a good place in my opinion. She doesn't want to make the mistake Aang made, that's her greatest fear in my opinion, leaving the world without an Avatar.
Fordo007 One of the big aspects of Korra's character is that she is defined by being the Avatar and has to really learn who Korra is as a person regardless of her position and duties. I quite like how she embraces the role and genuinely tries to help but fucks up along the way. I think she is quite a lot like Zuko in that regard.
The White Lotus' fault in my opinion. The avatar must travel the world, learn about different people from different nations, discovering new aspects of themselves in the process, therefore growing as a person. Korra didn't get any of that, hence why she is so ill-prepared to face her enemies. The White Lotus raised her to be a weapon without any regard for the different societies each with their own political and social complexities. She can't fathom being anything but the avatar. SPOILERS*********: Yes the Red Lotus tried to capture her, but that still doesn't excuse the Whites locking her up in a compound even though they were all imprisoned. She still should've been able to see the world and learn things for herself. Aang, when we reached the end of his series, was told by everybody that he must kill the firelord to fulfill his duties as the avatar. He understood that he is the avatar, but he knew that's not all he is. He is a person with choice and reason at the end of it all.
mitchhamilton64 "all I ever wanted to be was the avatar" "I never wanted a normal childhood" " I should be able to fix this, I'm the Avatar" literally all these quotes from Korra herself prove his point
mitchhamilton64 Yeah, there's no hint that Korra lets the title of "Avatar" define her at all is there? I must have imagined [SPOILERS] the end of book 1 when she ran off to a cliff's edge crying because she thought she was worthless without the bending powers she defined herself with and devastated at not being able to perform her duties as the Avatar. I wish people would just watch the show and take on board what they are shown without having to be expressly told in no uncertain terms what a person feels and what their motivations are - that kind of writing leads to the Star Wars prequels.
Hamad Abdullah korra is more modern life, celebrities and those things, so she just want to be useful and get the appreciation of the people. Aang was more ancient, where they just connect with nature and things
I think one of the reasons they writers had Korra svrew up so much during her first match was to teach the audience the rules of pro-bending in a more interesting fashion than just having a character spell them out. This way, we learn them organically.
But we still have no idea what the rules are. When you play a new sport the people you play with tell you the rules. Unless your friends really hate you.
Johnny Green Face Korra came across as an avid fan of pro bending, so the Fire Ferrets probably assumed she knew the rules. Plus they didn't have a lot of time.
As much as I would love another Avatar series, I doubt there'll be one. Nickelodeon treated Korra horribly towards the end, abruptly moving the show to online-only in the middle of the third season and slashing the budget for the last season. If there were to be another series, I doubt the creators would do it with Nickelodeon, it would have to be picked up through Amazon or Netflix or something like that.
Bryzantine There is always a chance man. Someone can buy the rights, they can make a deal with Nickelodeon. It depends. The chance is looking pretty small atm, but I have seen stranger things happen.
Bryzantine That doesn't mean anything. I dont expect to see the series return soon either. Not even in 1 or 2 years. If we will ever see it again, I think it will at least take another 5 to 10 years. But there is always a chance. Just look at samurai Jack. Only a couple of years ago, I would have said the return of that series was impossible.
Nickelodeon treated LOK like garbage for real lol, but they kept asking for more like come on, they gave terrible time slots and stuff was released online before it aired on TV, reminds me on how they treated ATLA Book 3.
Aw, I'm so glad you like Tenzin. And yes, the destroying of that artifact is... messed up. Even though I understand that Korra has a temperament, and I love her. :P Again, really glad you seem to be enjoying this! Can't wait for next week.
"She should have respected that it was an old and important artifact to Tenzin." It's pretty apparent that Tenzin didn't even tell her it was important until after she destroyed it. Besides, I'm not saying that Tenzin is 100% to blame, but you can't put all of the blame on Korra either. Who the hell uses an ancient historical artifact for training exercises? It belongs in a museum, behind bulletproof glass.
I think if you're gonna destroy a 2000 year old relic then an Air one is the best way to go. The Air Nomads were monks taught not to be attached to worldly possessions. I believe that's why Tenzin was able to forgive her so quickly after the fact.
so its not her fault for destroying the artifact its the artifacts fault? makes sense I guess she could also have respect and not destroy anything but nah
Or maybe we could all just agree that they both had the wrong approach to the airbending training, both made mistakes and both apologized to each other afterwards, forgave each other, and were happy with that? Wow, I didn't expect this to create such discussion.
Tenzin (named after the Dalai Lama; Tenzin Gyatso, the other half of the namesake going to Aang's teacher) is 51 at this time in the series. Mako was named after Iwamatsu Mako, the voice behind Iroh, and yes, him and Bolin are biological brothers.
I made the point once in a discussion that the problem with Tenzin's teaching is that he's never been a teacher, just a father. He never learned how to actually teach, because his students always had to listen to him, their dad. Korra is the first person who requires some didactic from him, and he just has none: one way to teach a lesson, learn through that formula or keep on trying forever. It's like those teachers who only ever get in class and read out loud the text book, not knowing that some people learn better visualizing, or doing hands-on experiments, or through research... You learn it like he wants you to, or you'll never learn. And Korra is no easy student either, like she says in the end, she tends to explode her frustration at herself against people who are merely tangential to her problems. A great teacher/student relationship we have here, since we get to see Korra evolve and grow as a student at the same time we see Tenzin grow and develop as a teacher, usually shows go with the easier "wise master/ignorant pupil" duo, the chemistry between Korra and Tenzin is simply innovative and a delight to watch it evolve =)
That's like saying Luke and Yoda were a terrible teacher/student duo because Luke didn't respect him when he got to Dagobah. Character development can only happen if you have a character to develop, Korra and Tenzin's tension is what makes the moments they move forward so good.
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At the beginning I confess that I used to love and hate Korra at the same time lol, because she is so cool, but so stubborn sometimes... But, I love how the animation shows her growth as person and as Avatar. I also really like the fact that she is completely different of Aang. And of course, I love Tenzin!
It amuses me when people say Korra is too stubborn and hotheaded compared to Aang yet Zuko is incredibly similar to Korra and everyone loves him. Character progression, people, it's important and something Korra herself has a lot of.
zuko was next in line to be the the firelord and was disowned by his father for doing something he felt was right. yeah, no shit zuko is a little hothead. korra is to be the next avatar and.... oh wait, she turned out to be the next avatar. yeah, shes just an idiot.
EmoBurrito123 Not comparable. Both are single minded hot heads obsessed with what they perceive their duties are and both require humility to actually achieve any kind of balance. They even called an episode "Korra Alone" as a direct reference to Zuko.
hyperdeath84 You're not winning me over. Zukos upbringing is what shaped him. Being rejected and shunned by his family and country, he had to prove himself. Korra borne into a loving family and taught by loving people (katara) how to be the avatar. We can sympathize with Zuko, korra on the other hand just comes out as bratty and annoying. An episode WAY later down the series that references Zuko doesn't somehow take away from all that. Let me end by saying that I DO NOT hate korra but when people tell me they don't like her I find it completely reasonable.
The Avatar I'm pretty sure their is no consensus about what you just said. It totally depends on the person. Just because it's new to her doesn't excuse her bratty behavior, a lot of things ang knew were also knew to him, I mean he did wake up after a100 year coma and he was freaking 12. And I'm not saying her life was all sunshines and rainbows obviously she has big shoes to fill but as a viewer you can't sympathize with her as much she's a hot tempered mess, and sure that's just the way she is. That's her character and obviously most people, id say just don't like it because she comes off as braty.
Really glad you guys are enjoying this so far! It's a great show. Korra is meant to be a very flawed character, which is one of the things I love about her, even if it makes her frustrating sometimes.
Very slight book-related spoilers here, just enough to help explain some stuff to the Blind Wave Crew. So yeah, Bolin and Mako actually ARE brothers. In the books they go into more detail about this, but right after the end of Last Airbender, Aang and Zuko were trying to restore the world to its original balance by excommunicating all Fire Nation people who inhabited and lived in the Earth Kingdom colonies that they took over by force. But because some of these colonies were as old as the Hundred Year War itself, some of them were actually at a point where the Fire Nation soldiers fell in love with Earth Kingdom villagers, and started families. There was a young girl Aang met who identified her heritage as that of her father, Fire, but she was an Earthbender. It shows that genetics DO play a role in bending, and if two different kinds of benders have children, they can either be the father's kind of bender, the mother's, or even a non-bender. It's random genetics at that point. So Bolin and Mako are actually blood related brothers, with parents that were a Firebender and an Earthbender, and they each got a different bending as a result.
I saw a vid that explained that while the possibility to bend certain elements are dependent on genetics from your parents, it’s your spirituality that unlocks it, take Mako and Bolin, Mako is more will strong and takes charge cause he has the ambition that makes him a suitable fire bender, Bolin on the other hand is more calm, laid back and more outgoing so he listens to his environment more than Mako, making him a good earth bender. If you want to better explained, than look up is bending genetic?
Korra's character development throughout this series is amazing. Just take a minute back and compare her from the beginning of the show with her personality by the end of it. So much growth its rediculous
Nasus The Curator Of Sands not really. She acts pretty much the same the entire time. slightly more humble because she's been defeated by pretty much everyone though lol
She starts of as a cocky character who revels in her awesomeness. Later on she finds out she is really immature and weak and starts to grow strong and humble which is a significant development.
Nasus The Curator Of Sands I disagree. She was shown how powerless/weak she was by her opponents and she was basically fearful by the end. I do think she learned some humility because of that fear on the last season BUT that had a very quick onset. She was the same throughout seasons 1,2,3 and then suddenly, she's different in S4. Of course it looks like a huge jump because it really was; so much so and so quickly that its pretty unrealistic to me.
32Natban she was shown humility when she first faced amon. It brought her back to earth and she then realized that after being guarded, sheltered, and protected by the white lotus for all her life, she is now faced with true danger. She felt powerless for the very first time. At the end of the first season when katara couldn’t bring her bending back, she contemplated suicide and she thought that having a new avatar be born is better than the world having only an airbending avatar. This was the moment she finally connected to her spiritual self. Honestly it’s a better showing of it rather than aang getting his connection back just by getting stabbed in the back by a pointy rock. So much development on just one season which of course you refuse to see
32Natban book 2 shows her decision making ability. How she decided to bring back the spirits. How she initially made the wrong decision to trust her uncle but then realize unalaq’s real intentions. Legend of aang explored what it means to be the avatar while korra explore what it means to be human. Her character is flawed and that makes her very interesting, realistic, and multi-dimensional. Eventually her decision even though at first seemed wrong due to the vines invading republic city, it brought back the air nation. She changed the world so much in just a couple of years and she risked her life countless of times in order to do so. She was left paralyzed at the conclusion of book 3 and in book 4 they really did a great job showing the how PTSD works. But she recovered not just physically but emotionally and mentally as well. She knew her duty to the world and she overcame every problem thrown at her
Lin Beifong is defiantly my favorite in Legend Of Korra. Tons of characters I love but Lin manages to stay relevant and a total badass throughout all 4 seasons.
Regarding production of Legend of Korra, they had a really difficult time scheduling the air time of season 3 and 4. Almost half of season 3 episodes were aired online all at once and similar case happened for season 4. It was like nickelodeon had no air time and showed no interest for the show. I think this was one of the factor that demotivated the creators of Avatar which is why it was announced that there was no plan for 3rd sequel of Avatar. As a part of the avatar fandom I really hope that they change their mind
Eric is right, Book 1 of Korra was originally meant to be self-contained, but Books 2, 3, and 4 were produced at the same time, so you'll see a lot more continuity between the latter three books. If I remember right, Book 4 was already being animated while Book 2 was airing. Another thing to keep in mind is that, like Books 2 and 3 of ATLA, there was a LONG gap between the original airings of Books 1 and 2 of Korra. After that, Nickelodeon dicked around with the airing schedule, switching back and forth between online-only and TV-only, and pulling some of show's budget at the last minute. It's really impressive how good the series is considering all the ways Nick tried to screw it over.
I became a patron just for this series haha. The amount of love I have for LOK, I swear. It helped me through my darkest times :') BUT ANYWAY. I always adore your reactions and love how in-depth your discussions are.
On the topic of descendants of the Avatar, you have to remember we've seen them before. Zuko is a descendant of Roku yet he is a fire bender, as was Azula. The Children of the Avatar only take the native element of their parents.
I caved and signed up for patreon. Between these bros, and the Normies, almost a straight year of great avatar reactions. You guys are the best, your hard work has paid off immensely, couldnt be happier for you
the father from mako and bolin is from the earth kingdom and the mother is from the fire nation. parents can be non-benders, their kids can be benders (like hakoda/kya --> katara)
One thing I find interesting with Korra is it's change in fight choreography. In Korra, it moves away from the more traditional styles you see in Airbender, this time taking a lot more inspiration from MMA fighting styles and "Tricking", a sort of performance fighting practice that incorporates aspects of gymnastics and breakdancing.
This show on its own is really quite good, but most people start it after The Last Airbender and that makes it difficult. Ang was such a innocent, pure, fun and funny kid. That show was so pure. Then you start watching Korra and it is sorta like a CW show, teenager lead, lots of angst, drama, yelling, attitude and moodiness. It's less fun to watch an Avatar that is a disobedient brat with angst issues than it is a adorable, pure, cute monk kid who warms your heart (Ang).
You guys are killing it. I had ALL the same questions as you did first time i watched this series and the show does a great job of answering all the ones you currently have, as well as a few you might not have even thought to ask. Keep it up boys
Everything about Legend Of Korra ticks all the right boxes for a great, if not amazing, show. Which is why I'm sad and annoyed at myself for not liking it more as logically I should have! By watching through Blind Waves eyes, I can see what everyone else saw and that makes me happy. Avatar The Last Airbender will always be my favourite but I've started to come to appreciate Legend Of Korra for what it is. Better late than never, right? Thank you Crew of Blind Wave x
Everyone before blindwave was reacting to Korra: OMG KORRA IS AMAZING YOU GUYS WILL LOVE IT :D everyone when blindwave reacts to korra: KORRA IS THE WORST AVATAR EVER >:( What...
@@JamesWiseMagic I never got why someone would go to a video about a movie or book or show or song or game they hate just to spread their hate. I get it if you disagree with an educational thing, or want to add more info for a video/health/exercise advice that can go against the thing's meaning in an attempt to help someone in the comments. But to purposefully spread hate for something entertaining you don't like? That's an opinion, go enjoy what you like and leave everyone that likes something you hate alone. I noticed on the ATLA videos there were a bunch of fans of the original series saying to watch this next, and here in the comments there's a bunch of asswipes who think anyone that watches this gives a shit about their feelings. If they watch this and they like it, they won't care what you think about it. If they hate it they will move to something else. A few people's loud opinions won't change anyone's, it just makes them look dumb.
I'm suprised when I watched again and see how good this show is really. I love it most episodes and LOVE the ending before but now I appreciate even more when I see it second time
From now on the biggest anticipation of a whole week will be your reactions to Legend of Korra. That makes me kinda worried. I should study more for school. Summer is just behind the corner. Oh well...
The characters ages are never mentioned in the show, but I looked them up. Hope you don't mind me sharing! Their ages in Season 1 are: Korra - 17 Mako - 18 Bolin - 16 Tenzin - 51 Jinora - 10 Ikki - 7 Meelo - 5
I love that they talk about it afterwards. Unlike some other reaction channels that just want to go. It shows that they really care. This is why I love this channel.
Two Water Tribe people can either get a waterbender or non-bender child. Both Katara's parents were non-benders. Two people from different nationalities, for example Katara and Aang can either have a non-bender or a bender from either of the two elements their parents represent.
Kaya is the name of the sibling, and she was supposed to be the original name for Katara but they switched it before producing ATLA. The creators always loved the name and were able to save it and use it here.
Jesus these first few episodes are like... movie quality good in animation. I almost felt like I was watching spirited away in the first episode. It was damn smooth.
Not exactly the same, but if you want another "story" from some of the same people, the same group did the new Voltron series on Netflix. It's kinda fucking awesome if y'all wanna watch it in your spare time. Season 3 comes out later this year.
One of the things I love about the overall Avatar franchise is that it's a family dramedy underneath it all. Aang (who carried the spirit of Avatar Roku) connected with Zuko (Roku's great-grandson), and then Korra connects with Aang's family. It's not overly played, but it is a nice touch to the series. Family continues to be part of people's lives in a different sort of way after they have passed on.
The formation of republic city is being a sort of secondary focus of the Avatar comics, which follow immediately follows book 3: fire and is cannon and very very good
Man that conversation about bender genetics just gave me the mental image of two non-benders having a kid and the father lowkey losing his mind when the kid firebends its own birthday cake candles.
Not to be a hater, but I've been watching Normies and switched back over to Blind Wave and I'm realizing the differences between the two. Blind Wave reactions are very analytical and lore focused. Like their recaps aren't mostly about the episode or characters, but spend more of their time focused on questions about how the dynamics of the world works or specific things like that. Again, not a bad thing, just something I noticed in terms of their style.
To expand on that I think that's why I'm liking the LOK reacts from Blind Wave more than the ATLA reactions. The world has changed so much and a lot of the mechanisms/dynamics/lore stuff is in here so they can dig into the stuff they enjoy a bit more.
JojoInSpace Obviously it's not an excuse for destroying that artifact, but I think that Korra WAS actually right about Tenzin being kind of a bad teacher. he didn't adapt his teaching methods to Korra's personality at all, and keeping her secluded was doing more harm than good. (She has already been secluded at the South Pole her whole life, now she finally gets to go to Republic City but you wont let her leave Air Temple Island? That was bound to cause a lot of frustration, and I don't really see how it could benefit her training.) Tenzin is actually a very flawed person and mentor, which is why I like him so much. But a lot of people don't seem to realize that, probably because they're so used to mentors being perfect wise & enlightened people, and I think that it causes people to unfairly criticize Korra. (Criticizing her is fine, she's very flawed as well, but I think that people take it too far.)
What's interesting is we already got an episode in ATLA about how masters need to adjust their teaching styles to fit their students - Toph in Bitter Work. The difference here is that Tenzin not only adjusts his style but apologizes for doing it wrong. Toph eventually takes Katara's advice, but she never acknowledges that she was wrong.
The legend of Korra is incredible. At least in its first season teaches us what we did not see in Aang, which is the domain of Air Control. For me that is my favorite element I loved it, we saw how Korra had to move and think like Aang already did it from its Chapter 1. It is as if both series complement each other, it is amazing!
Glad to see them enjoying this. It's not as good as ATLA in my opinion (though I prefer Korra over Aang), but it doesn't deserve the hate that a lot of people seem to give it
*To answer your question about how old Aang and Katara were for their first child;* there first child Bumi was born when Katara was 17, and Aang was 16. (This is from a comic, haven't read it myself, just simply have seen this fact pop up there and there)
There's a really interesting video on here about bending genetics-I'm not sure if it has any spoilers, but it has a really sound theory for how bending is passed down. Of course, there's spiritual elements, but I'm sure genetics play a big role. Also, the creators explained a while back that Mako and Bolin serve to represent the diversity in Republic City and how mixed the population has gotten after 70 years.
Now that various benders are in republic city, for a bender to be born and raised in that diverse environment, I now realize that the unique fighting styles between each type of bender is less present. I seem to notice that the way they bend is more like "just generally punch and kick" rather than maintain a certain form for earth, fire, or water benders.
Bolin and Mako's father was an Earthbender, Their mother was a Firebender. They just happened to be both benders just like their parents. They could of have 2 earth benders/firebenders/non-benders. It comes down to gene passing......Its all random gene passing just like in the real world. There's no control over bending powers.
To know the formation of Republic City i suggest reading the comics because they are like star wars rebels where you start to see the beginnings of what becomes of the alliance. Its the same thing in Avatar you start to see the origins of what becomes the present day in Korra.
water dosnt just flow and follow it rushes and carves its way through it can be subtle or raging and she is a master of fire water and earth just as good at fire as anng was with air and she is 15 years old shes still a kid
You are going to love this series. Here's the weird thing I watched The Legend of Korra before I watched Avatar: The Last Airbender. I love them both so much though!
I'm glad you guys enjoy it so far. Even though the consensus is that people love the original series more, there's still a lot to love about Legend of Korra.
If people from 2 different nations have kids, like an earth kingdom and fire nation, each kid has a chance of being an earth bender, fire bender, or non bender. Aangs kids bumi, kya, and tenzin and mako and bolin are great examples of this.
In fairness to Korra, Tenzin wanted her to learn air bending HIS way, without taking into regards that she's more of a hands-on learner. She was wrong to blow up on him, but he should've seen that his method wasn't working and switched gears.
Mako is named after Iroh's late voice actor, Mako Iwamatsu
Yeah, I wished a certain other character would've been named Mako because then the whole connection would've been so cool, but yeah you're right Mako is named after the VA Mako. RIP.
Zeemod155 btw his name is actually makoto
they should've given that name to a better character lol
LydiaIsSweet Mako isn't a bad character, though.
Rogue Pylon He is probably the most boring character though
Tenzin is 52 in book one. Tenzin is also the youngest of his siblings.
Dispaminite he's also jk Simmons
Wait what.
The Actor, J.K. Simmons. He played J Jonah Jameson in the Original Spider-Man Trilogy. He's also playing Commissioner Gordon in the upcoming Justice League film.
how on earth is katara still alive then lol
Dispaminite he's also Great Uncle Stanford Pines from Gravity Falls
whats funny is that Mako is staring across the water looking towards Korra, while she is probably fantasizing about pro bending, and not Mako. lmao
The only correct interpretation hahahah
Korra was straight in love with mako I’m pretty sure it’s the other way around
@@alexyeezus7520 are u serious did u watch the show she like mako from the first time she saw him even went out with his brother to make him jealous stop it
did you watch the show? Korra was obsessed with Mako that he pursued him even when he was going out with Asami
@@sharrieffmuhammad9227 To be fair, she didn't go out with Bolin to make Mako jealous, she honestly just went out with to have fun.
The important thing to remember with Korra as a person is she grew up hearing the stories of the 100 Year War, she was trained as the Avatar from a young age, she would've been taught and drilled over and over about what happens to the world WITHOUT an Avatar, how Aang being gone caused the 100 Year War and nearly destroyed the world in war and conquest. So you have to take that into account, she's headstrong and she really wants to be a fully realized Avatar and take up that role... because she's been raised all her life to be terrified of a world without an Avatar, she thinks if she fails or can't do it the world will fall out of balance into destruction again. So she's arrogant, headstrong, impulsive... but it comes from a good place in my opinion. She doesn't want to make the mistake Aang made, that's her greatest fear in my opinion, leaving the world without an Avatar.
Fordo007 One of the big aspects of Korra's character is that she is defined by being the Avatar and has to really learn who Korra is as a person regardless of her position and duties. I quite like how she embraces the role and genuinely tries to help but fucks up along the way. I think she is quite a lot like Zuko in that regard.
The White Lotus' fault in my opinion. The avatar must travel the world, learn about different people from different nations, discovering new aspects of themselves in the process, therefore growing as a person. Korra didn't get any of that, hence why she is so ill-prepared to face her enemies. The White Lotus raised her to be a weapon without any regard for the different societies each with their own political and social complexities. She can't fathom being anything but the avatar. SPOILERS*********: Yes the Red Lotus tried to capture her, but that still doesn't excuse the Whites locking her up in a compound even though they were all imprisoned. She still should've been able to see the world and learn things for herself.
Aang, when we reached the end of his series, was told by everybody that he must kill the firelord to fulfill his duties as the avatar. He understood that he is the avatar, but he knew that's not all he is. He is a person with choice and reason at the end of it all.
nice baseless assumptions you have there. at no point is anything that youve said been confirmed or really hinted at.
mitchhamilton64 "all I ever wanted to be was the avatar"
"I never wanted a normal childhood"
" I should be able to fix this, I'm the Avatar" literally all these quotes from Korra herself prove his point
mitchhamilton64 Yeah, there's no hint that Korra lets the title of "Avatar" define her at all is there? I must have imagined [SPOILERS] the end of book 1 when she ran off to a cliff's edge crying because she thought she was worthless without the bending powers she defined herself with and devastated at not being able to perform her duties as the Avatar. I wish people would just watch the show and take on board what they are shown without having to be expressly told in no uncertain terms what a person feels and what their motivations are - that kind of writing leads to the Star Wars prequels.
aang didn't want to be avatar in war time korra want to be avatar in time of peace
now that's kind of funny XD
Hamad Abdullah korra is more modern life, celebrities and those things, so she just want to be useful and get the appreciation of the people. Aang was more ancient, where they just connect with nature and things
@@superpower9772 I never saw either characters in the way you described,
Great point👍
She is war time as well
I think one of the reasons they writers had Korra svrew up so much during her first match was to teach the audience the rules of pro-bending in a more interesting fashion than just having a character spell them out. This way, we learn them organically.
But we still have no idea what the rules are. When you play a new sport the people you play with tell you the rules. Unless your friends really hate you.
Johnny Green Face Korra came across as an avid fan of pro bending, so the Fire Ferrets probably assumed she knew the rules. Plus they didn't have a lot of time.
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I mean, the last rule was obvious, most of them where all clear.
And yeah, late. :'^
@@shiro7220 I’m later
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I’m super late
As much as I would love another Avatar series, I doubt there'll be one. Nickelodeon treated Korra horribly towards the end, abruptly moving the show to online-only in the middle of the third season and slashing the budget for the last season. If there were to be another series, I doubt the creators would do it with Nickelodeon, it would have to be picked up through Amazon or Netflix or something like that.
Brittney Koza they can't. nick owns the rights to the show. so only nick can make it
Bryzantine There is always a chance man. Someone can buy the rights, they can make a deal with Nickelodeon. It depends. The chance is looking pretty small atm, but I have seen stranger things happen.
Emptilion doesn't seem like it since they are making comics and making money out of it
Bryzantine That doesn't mean anything. I dont expect to see the series return soon either. Not even in 1 or 2 years. If we will ever see it again, I think it will at least take another 5 to 10 years. But there is always a chance. Just look at samurai Jack. Only a couple of years ago, I would have said the return of that series was impossible.
Emptilion samurai jack story wasn't complete. This is
Also the production for Korra was messed up. In the end it didn't even air in Nickolodeon it was realease in the internet.
I still get upset whenever I think about them halting S1 production because of Korra's gender (-.-)
Yeah, it was the worst thing :(
Nickelodeon treated LOK like garbage for real lol, but they kept asking for more like come on, they gave terrible time slots and stuff was released online before it aired on TV, reminds me on how they treated ATLA Book 3.
Alan m
It just goes to show how shitty nickelodeon is
imaad uddin But everything you listed was because of company not the show.
Aw, I'm so glad you like Tenzin. And yes, the destroying of that artifact is... messed up. Even though I understand that Korra has a temperament, and I love her. :P
Again, really glad you seem to be enjoying this! Can't wait for next week.
In Korra's defense, using a 2000 year old relic to train a hot headed fire-bending Avatar isn't the smartest decision either.
"She should have respected that it was an old and important artifact to Tenzin."
It's pretty apparent that Tenzin didn't even tell her it was important until after she destroyed it. Besides, I'm not saying that Tenzin is 100% to blame, but you can't put all of the blame on Korra either. Who the hell uses an ancient historical artifact for training exercises? It belongs in a museum, behind bulletproof glass.
I think if you're gonna destroy a 2000 year old relic then an Air one is the best way to go. The Air Nomads were monks taught not to be attached to worldly possessions. I believe that's why Tenzin was able to forgive her so quickly after the fact.
so its not her fault for destroying the artifact its the artifacts fault? makes sense I guess she could also have respect and not destroy anything but nah
Or maybe we could all just agree that they both had the wrong approach to the airbending training, both made mistakes and both apologized to each other afterwards, forgave each other, and were happy with that? Wow, I didn't expect this to create such discussion.
I'm glad they like it. I knew they'd like Tenzin. I wonder if they all realized who his voice actor is.
Tenzin (named after the Dalai Lama; Tenzin Gyatso, the other half of the namesake going to Aang's teacher) is 51 at this time in the series.
Mako was named after Iwamatsu Mako, the voice behind Iroh, and yes, him and Bolin are biological brothers.
Guys if they ask questions that will be answered or inferred later in the series, don't answer them. Let them find out.
Also better not to come out and say "that's never answered!", might not be as much of a spoiler but it's still a joy killer.
I made the point once in a discussion that the problem with Tenzin's teaching is that he's never been a teacher, just a father. He never learned how to actually teach, because his students always had to listen to him, their dad. Korra is the first person who requires some didactic from him, and he just has none: one way to teach a lesson, learn through that formula or keep on trying forever. It's like those teachers who only ever get in class and read out loud the text book, not knowing that some people learn better visualizing, or doing hands-on experiments, or through research... You learn it like he wants you to, or you'll never learn.
And Korra is no easy student either, like she says in the end, she tends to explode her frustration at herself against people who are merely tangential to her problems.
A great teacher/student relationship we have here, since we get to see Korra evolve and grow as a student at the same time we see Tenzin grow and develop as a teacher, usually shows go with the easier "wise master/ignorant pupil" duo, the chemistry between Korra and Tenzin is simply innovative and a delight to watch it evolve =)
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand then she turns her back on tenzin. great teacher and student right there. :D
That's like saying Luke and Yoda were a terrible teacher/student duo because Luke didn't respect him when he got to Dagobah. Character development can only happen if you have a character to develop, Korra and Tenzin's tension is what makes the moments they move forward so good.
At the beginning I confess that I used to love and hate Korra at the same time lol, because she is so cool, but so stubborn sometimes... But, I love how the animation shows her growth as person and as Avatar. I also really like the fact that she is completely different of Aang. And of course, I love Tenzin!
It amuses me when people say Korra is too stubborn and hotheaded compared to Aang yet Zuko is incredibly similar to Korra and everyone loves him. Character progression, people, it's important and something Korra herself has a lot of.
hyperdeath84 lol not comparable at all though, I mean we all know Zukos backstory.
zuko was next in line to be the the firelord and was disowned by his father for doing something he felt was right. yeah, no shit zuko is a little hothead. korra is to be the next avatar and.... oh wait, she turned out to be the next avatar. yeah, shes just an idiot.
EmoBurrito123 Not comparable. Both are single minded hot heads obsessed with what they perceive their duties are and both require humility to actually achieve any kind of balance. They even called an episode "Korra Alone" as a direct reference to Zuko.
hyperdeath84 You're not winning me over. Zukos upbringing is what shaped him. Being rejected and shunned by his family and country, he had to prove himself. Korra borne into a loving family and taught by loving people (katara) how to be the avatar. We can sympathize with Zuko, korra on the other hand just comes out as bratty and annoying. An episode WAY later down the series that references Zuko doesn't somehow take away from all that. Let me end by saying that I DO NOT hate korra but when people tell me they don't like her I find it completely reasonable.
The Avatar I'm pretty sure their is no consensus about what you just said. It totally depends on the person. Just because it's new to her doesn't excuse her bratty behavior, a lot of things ang knew were also knew to him, I mean he did wake up after a100 year coma and he was freaking 12. And I'm not saying her life was all sunshines and rainbows obviously she has big shoes to fill but as a viewer you can't sympathize with her as much she's a hot tempered mess, and sure that's just the way she is. That's her character and obviously most people, id say just don't like it because she comes off as braty.
Really glad you guys are enjoying this so far! It's a great show. Korra is meant to be a very flawed character, which is one of the things I love about her, even if it makes her frustrating sometimes.
Very slight book-related spoilers here, just enough to help explain some stuff to the Blind Wave Crew.
So yeah, Bolin and Mako actually ARE brothers. In the books they go into more detail about this, but right after the end of Last Airbender, Aang and Zuko were trying to restore the world to its original balance by excommunicating all Fire Nation people who inhabited and lived in the Earth Kingdom colonies that they took over by force. But because some of these colonies were as old as the Hundred Year War itself, some of them were actually at a point where the Fire Nation soldiers fell in love with Earth Kingdom villagers, and started families. There was a young girl Aang met who identified her heritage as that of her father, Fire, but she was an Earthbender. It shows that genetics DO play a role in bending, and if two different kinds of benders have children, they can either be the father's kind of bender, the mother's, or even a non-bender. It's random genetics at that point. So Bolin and Mako are actually blood related brothers, with parents that were a Firebender and an Earthbender, and they each got a different bending as a result.
FrancisxBonnefoy it also explains why a certain someone develops a unique bending ability
Robert M thats not confirmed but that is a good theory that makes sense.
Robert M yeah. that was debunked by creators
@@robertm5855 Maybe Mako has that ability aswell, he just never tried. I mean Strong fire benders can bend lava that is close to them
I saw a vid that explained that while the possibility to bend certain elements are dependent on genetics from your parents, it’s your spirituality that unlocks it, take Mako and Bolin, Mako is more will strong and takes charge cause he has the ambition that makes him a suitable fire bender, Bolin on the other hand is more calm, laid back and more outgoing so he listens to his environment more than Mako, making him a good earth bender. If you want to better explained, than look up is bending genetic?
Korra's character development throughout this series is amazing. Just take a minute back and compare her from the beginning of the show with her personality by the end of it. So much growth its rediculous
Nasus The Curator Of Sands not really. She acts pretty much the same the entire time. slightly more humble because she's been defeated by pretty much everyone though lol
She starts of as a cocky character who revels in her awesomeness. Later on she finds out she is really immature and weak and starts to grow strong and humble which is a significant development.
Nasus The Curator Of Sands I disagree. She was shown how powerless/weak she was by her opponents and she was basically fearful by the end. I do think she learned some humility because of that fear on the last season BUT that had a very quick onset. She was the same throughout seasons 1,2,3 and then suddenly, she's different in S4. Of course it looks like a huge jump because it really was; so much so and so quickly that its pretty unrealistic to me.
32Natban she was shown humility when she first faced amon. It brought her back to earth and she then realized that after being guarded, sheltered, and protected by the white lotus for all her life, she is now faced with true danger. She felt powerless for the very first time. At the end of the first season when katara couldn’t bring her bending back, she contemplated suicide and she thought that having a new avatar be born is better than the world having only an airbending avatar. This was the moment she finally connected to her spiritual self. Honestly it’s a better showing of it rather than aang getting his connection back just by getting stabbed in the back by a pointy rock. So much development on just one season which of course you refuse to see
32Natban book 2 shows her decision making ability. How she decided to bring back the spirits. How she initially made the wrong decision to trust her uncle but then realize unalaq’s real intentions. Legend of aang explored what it means to be the avatar while korra explore what it means to be human. Her character is flawed and that makes her very interesting, realistic, and multi-dimensional. Eventually her decision even though at first seemed wrong due to the vines invading republic city, it brought back the air nation. She changed the world so much in just a couple of years and she risked her life countless of times in order to do so. She was left paralyzed at the conclusion of book 3 and in book 4 they really did a great job showing the how PTSD works. But she recovered not just physically but emotionally and mentally as well. She knew her duty to the world and she overcame every problem thrown at her
Bolin is my absolute favorite character in Korra, I cant wait for you to see more of him.
Earthbenders always the best in each series!
i like Varrick. He is also geart in combo with Bolin.
Yeah, I cannot wait for their reaction to Verrick.
Lin Beifong is defiantly my favorite in Legend Of Korra. Tons of characters I love but Lin manages to stay relevant and a total badass throughout all 4 seasons.
My favorite moments of Varrik is when he refers to Zhu Li as a cold heartless war machine, hiding in the platypus bear, and when you see him in "jail"
Regarding production of Legend of Korra, they had a really difficult time scheduling the air time of season 3 and 4. Almost half of season 3 episodes were aired online all at once and similar case happened for season 4. It was like nickelodeon had no air time and showed no interest for the show. I think this was one of the factor that demotivated the creators of Avatar which is why it was announced that there was no plan for 3rd sequel of Avatar. As a part of the avatar fandom I really hope that they change their mind
Mrphs hopefully the live action Netflix show is good. If it does well there is a good possibility for a third show.
Eric is right, Book 1 of Korra was originally meant to be self-contained, but Books 2, 3, and 4 were produced at the same time, so you'll see a lot more continuity between the latter three books. If I remember right, Book 4 was already being animated while Book 2 was airing. Another thing to keep in mind is that, like Books 2 and 3 of ATLA, there was a LONG gap between the original airings of Books 1 and 2 of Korra. After that, Nickelodeon dicked around with the airing schedule, switching back and forth between online-only and TV-only, and pulling some of show's budget at the last minute. It's really impressive how good the series is considering all the ways Nick tried to screw it over.
I became a patron just for this series haha. The amount of love I have for LOK, I swear. It helped me through my darkest times :') BUT ANYWAY. I always adore your reactions and love how in-depth your discussions are.
Me too. I just couldn't wait for Friday
When this is early access and you can't wait for the next one.
sokka is Tenzin uncle wow 8:23 i"m not surprise
On the topic of descendants of the Avatar, you have to remember we've seen them before. Zuko is a descendant of Roku yet he is a fire bender, as was Azula. The Children of the Avatar only take the native element of their parents.
Sozin. Not Roku.
Roku was also his great grandfather
Nikki Poulos Sozin was his great Grandfather and Roku was his friend.
Roku and Zuko are not related.
Andre Ware dude Zukos mother's grandfather was Roku, look it up
Nikki Poulos Derp! I've actually forgot about his mother xD
I caved and signed up for patreon. Between these bros, and the Normies, almost a straight year of great avatar reactions. You guys are the best, your hard work has paid off immensely, couldnt be happier for you
the father from mako and bolin is from the earth kingdom and the mother is from the fire nation.
parents can be non-benders, their kids can be benders (like hakoda/kya --> katara)
The Fallen bruh, let them find out and watch the show. no spoilers m8
mimothememe they don't read this anyway
I LOVE Legend of Korra. I can watch it over and over again. I love the soundtrack and the characters. the story was so good and the animation.
One thing I find interesting with Korra is it's change in fight choreography. In Korra, it moves away from the more traditional styles you see in Airbender, this time taking a lot more inspiration from MMA fighting styles and "Tricking", a sort of performance fighting practice that incorporates aspects of gymnastics and breakdancing.
Unfortunately no the child of an Avatar will only get what the Avatar's birth nation is or the spouses birth nation. They will get one of the two.
This show on its own is really quite good, but most people start it after The Last Airbender and that makes it difficult. Ang was such a innocent, pure, fun and funny kid. That show was so pure. Then you start watching Korra and it is sorta like a CW show, teenager lead, lots of angst, drama, yelling, attitude and moodiness. It's less fun to watch an Avatar that is a disobedient brat with angst issues than it is a adorable, pure, cute monk kid who warms your heart (Ang).
I am glad you guys are into this. Gosh, I am still so happy you are reacting to Korra!
I think if Bumi was a fire bender Aang would be asking zuko and Katara a lot of questions
Im surprised you guys haven't comment on Jk Simmons voicing Tenzin
You guys are killing it. I had ALL the same questions as you did first time i watched this series and the show does a great job of answering all the ones you currently have, as well as a few you might not have even thought to ask.
Keep it up boys
One cameo I really like in this is the guy with long purplish hair is voiced by Rami Malek the dude from Mr Robot and a ton of other stuff !!
Guys please be patient with Korra... she'll get better i promise.
Well, she'll get worse first but better eventually
They're the worst. The other reactors that do that, not blindwave
those sound like some smart people. she does get better i suppose but certainly doesnt make up for all her shit.
You must've been a perfect little angel of a teenager growing up huh? Other than the grudge
They are korra haters and bias
Remember that only Aang's descendants can bend air.
Everything about Legend Of Korra ticks all the right boxes for a great, if not amazing, show. Which is why I'm sad and annoyed at myself for not liking it more as logically I should have!
By watching through Blind Waves eyes, I can see what everyone else saw and that makes me happy.
Avatar The Last Airbender will always be my favourite but I've started to come to appreciate Legend Of Korra for what it is. Better late than never, right?
Thank you Crew of Blind Wave x
Man I u guys are asking the right questions at the wrong time. All your questions will be answered hahaha
Avatar Roku's daughter, Zuko's mom was a non-bender. So just because you were directly related to an Avatar doesn't mean you are born a bender.
i love how you guys write notes down whenever you notice something or want to talk about it its so adorable
They said after Korra that they were going to work on something else, which we later found out it's Voltron: Legendary Defender.
Tenzin is in his fifties and is the youngest of the three. Bumi was the oldest and Kya is the middle, you'll meet them later.
Everyone before blindwave was reacting to Korra: OMG KORRA IS AMAZING YOU GUYS WILL LOVE IT :D
everyone when blindwave reacts to korra: KORRA IS THE WORST AVATAR EVER >:(
What...
...i mean they're probably not the same people? the atla fandom is extremely split when it comes to liking tlok
Its because the haters are drawn to the legend of korra videos. They feel it is their duty to spread their hate lol.
@the baron
Aang also messed up a lot. Many characters did, except Toph.
@@JamesWiseMagic I never got why someone would go to a video about a movie or book or show or song or game they hate just to spread their hate. I get it if you disagree with an educational thing, or want to add more info for a video/health/exercise advice that can go against the thing's meaning in an attempt to help someone in the comments. But to purposefully spread hate for something entertaining you don't like? That's an opinion, go enjoy what you like and leave everyone that likes something you hate alone. I noticed on the ATLA videos there were a bunch of fans of the original series saying to watch this next, and here in the comments there's a bunch of asswipes who think anyone that watches this gives a shit about their feelings. If they watch this and they like it, they won't care what you think about it. If they hate it they will move to something else. A few people's loud opinions won't change anyone's, it just makes them look dumb.
the more they comments and questions about episode 2.. the more i was like.. just watch it all already!!!! hahaha,
You guys finally get to see Mako and Bolin. I love the bending bros, especially Bolin!
I'm suprised when I watched again and see how good this show is really. I love it most episodes and LOVE the ending before but now I appreciate even more when I see it second time
I'm glad you guys are doing this series. I grew to love it just as much as its predecessor.
So happy you guys are watching this, it's very different from Avatar but still has the same feel, it's really cool
From now on the biggest anticipation of a whole week will be your reactions to Legend of Korra. That makes me kinda worried. I should study more for school. Summer is just behind the corner. Oh well...
I love that Tenzin is voiced by J.K. Simons
The characters ages are never mentioned in the show, but I looked them up. Hope you don't mind me sharing! Their ages in Season 1 are:
Korra - 17
Mako - 18
Bolin - 16
Tenzin - 51
Jinora - 10
Ikki - 7
Meelo - 5
I love that they talk about it afterwards. Unlike some other reaction channels that just want to go. It shows that they really care. This is why I love this channel.
You guys will love this show so much. Just keep watching it
I love Korra and I love this series!
Maybe even more than the last air bender.
Can't for them to get to season 3! The Hype is real!! Love this show
Two Water Tribe people can either get a waterbender or non-bender child. Both Katara's parents were non-benders. Two people from different nationalities, for example Katara and Aang can either have a non-bender or a bender from either of the two elements their parents represent.
I can't wait for you all to see more! I know Korra gets a bad rap, but I honestly LOVED it, and I hope you do too!
Kaya is the name of the sibling, and she was supposed to be the original name for Katara but they switched it before producing ATLA. The creators always loved the name and were able to save it and use it here.
Really enjoying your reactions to Korra.I love TLA and Korra both.
I just finished watching you guys reacting to The Last Air Bender. I can't wait for you guys to keep watching this series!
5:25 Calvin's face xD
This is my fourth time watching this video and I just noticed it!
me af
He’s cringing so hard
Jesus these first few episodes are like... movie quality good in animation. I almost felt like I was watching spirited away in the first episode. It was damn smooth.
Not exactly the same, but if you want another "story" from some of the same people, the same group did the new Voltron series on Netflix. It's kinda fucking awesome if y'all wanna watch it in your spare time. Season 3 comes out later this year.
It's the same animation team and some of the same writers, but not the same creators.
Gotcha! Thanks, I fixed it.
oh you guys made me remember how much I love this show
One of the things I love about the overall Avatar franchise is that it's a family dramedy underneath it all. Aang (who carried the spirit of Avatar Roku) connected with Zuko (Roku's great-grandson), and then Korra connects with Aang's family.
It's not overly played, but it is a nice touch to the series. Family continues to be part of people's lives in a different sort of way after they have passed on.
Guys read the comics! They talk what happend to Zuko mother, the formation of Republique City, the tecnologies development...
Tenzin was named after Monk Gyatso, who was named after Tenzin Gyatso who was the Dalai Lama at the time of the show
The formation of republic city is being a sort of secondary focus of the Avatar comics, which follow immediately follows book 3: fire and is cannon and very very good
Man that conversation about bender genetics just gave me the mental image of two non-benders having a kid and the father lowkey losing his mind when the kid firebends its own birthday cake candles.
Not to be a hater, but I've been watching Normies and switched back over to Blind Wave and I'm realizing the differences between the two. Blind Wave reactions are very analytical and lore focused. Like their recaps aren't mostly about the episode or characters, but spend more of their time focused on questions about how the dynamics of the world works or specific things like that. Again, not a bad thing, just something I noticed in terms of their style.
To expand on that I think that's why I'm liking the LOK reacts from Blind Wave more than the ATLA reactions. The world has changed so much and a lot of the mechanisms/dynamics/lore stuff is in here so they can dig into the stuff they enjoy a bit more.
JojoInSpace Obviously it's not an excuse for destroying that artifact, but I think that Korra WAS actually right about Tenzin being kind of a bad teacher.
he didn't adapt his teaching methods to Korra's personality at all, and keeping her secluded was doing more harm than good.
(She has already been secluded at the South Pole her whole life, now she finally gets to go to Republic City but you wont let her leave Air Temple Island? That was bound to cause a lot of frustration, and I don't really see how it could benefit her training.)
Tenzin is actually a very flawed person and mentor, which is why I like him so much.
But a lot of people don't seem to realize that, probably because they're so used to mentors being perfect wise & enlightened people, and I think that it causes people to unfairly criticize Korra.
(Criticizing her is fine, she's very flawed as well, but I think that people take it too far.)
snapgab kora is a tard. She is a unlikable doofus who has no justification for her Bitchiness
i agree. they both need to understand each other
What's interesting is we already got an episode in ATLA about how masters need to adjust their teaching styles to fit their students - Toph in Bitter Work. The difference here is that Tenzin not only adjusts his style but apologizes for doing it wrong. Toph eventually takes Katara's advice, but she never acknowledges that she was wrong.
Good question about Korra's vs Aang's element mastery Shane. Great reaction everyone!
The legend of Korra is incredible. At least in its first season teaches us what we did not see in Aang, which is the domain of Air Control. For me that is my favorite element I loved it, we saw how Korra had to move and think like Aang already did it from its Chapter 1. It is as if both series complement each other, it is amazing!
Glad to see them enjoying this. It's not as good as ATLA in my opinion (though I prefer Korra over Aang), but it doesn't deserve the hate that a lot of people seem to give it
*To answer your question about how old Aang and Katara were for their first child;* there first child Bumi was born when Katara was 17, and Aang was 16.
(This is from a comic, haven't read it myself, just simply have seen this fact pop up there and there)
There's a really interesting video on here about bending genetics-I'm not sure if it has any spoilers, but it has a really sound theory for how bending is passed down. Of course, there's spiritual elements, but I'm sure genetics play a big role.
Also, the creators explained a while back that Mako and Bolin serve to represent the diversity in Republic City and how mixed the population has gotten after 70 years.
Now that various benders are in republic city, for a bender to be born and raised in that diverse environment, I now realize that the unique fighting styles between each type of bender is less present. I seem to notice that the way they bend is more like "just generally punch and kick" rather than maintain a certain form for earth, fire, or water benders.
LoK is an amazing series. And yes, it hooks you up really early on.
I actually forgot that today is friday.. and was kind of expecting episode 2 to be released next week. Time flies
If you want to know the story behind Republic city read the comic ¨ATLA The Promise¨
i love this channel and the discussions you guys have... ive already seen this series but its fun watching it again with you guys
I love the whole avatar/korra world. I am also hoping for another series on this world.
Bolin and Mako's father was an Earthbender, Their mother was a Firebender. They just happened to be both benders just like their parents. They could of have 2 earth benders/firebenders/non-benders. It comes down to gene passing......Its all random gene passing just like in the real world. There's no control over bending powers.
To know the formation of Republic City i suggest reading the comics because they are like star wars rebels where you start to see the beginnings of what becomes of the alliance. Its the same thing in Avatar you start to see the origins of what becomes the present day in Korra.
I love that you guys know about captain planet!
water dosnt just flow and follow it rushes and carves its way through it can be subtle or raging and she is a master of fire water and earth just as good at fire as anng was with air and she is 15 years old shes still a kid
Dammit I teared up at the end when she moved like an air bender. This is my second viewing too. Face palm
*sees Blind Wave's video is up, smashes button so hard, mouse is dead*
It's about fucking time! :D Love you guys! *HUGS*
Finally Blind Wave i love this series and i been wanting yall to watch it i juss didnt know it would take a long behing time😂💪🏾
You are going to love this series. Here's the weird thing I watched The Legend of Korra before I watched Avatar: The Last Airbender. I love them both so much though!
I'm glad you guys enjoy it so far. Even though the consensus is that people love the original series more, there's still a lot to love about Legend of Korra.
If people from 2 different nations have kids, like an earth kingdom and fire nation, each kid has a chance of being an earth bender, fire bender, or non bender. Aangs kids bumi, kya, and tenzin and mako and bolin are great examples of this.
I love to see you guys react to all of them especially the 3rd and 4th season you guys would like it
You'll love when they bring the fire nation into this and start elaborating on Amon.
Mako and Bolin are blood brothers, father of earth kingdom descent, mother of fire nation descent
In fairness to Korra, Tenzin wanted her to learn air bending HIS way, without taking into regards that she's more of a hands-on learner. She was wrong to blow up on him, but he should've seen that his method wasn't working and switched gears.
Episode 3, 5, 9, 11 and 12 are fucking incredible!! Can't wait for you guys to see them.