@@barbiegirl2001 if that's the case then how come when aang and katara have that it's somehow bad but when zuko and katara have it it's apparently no big deal?
@@dazzlingdexter5060 I can see where your coming from but makorra was never supposed to be a zutara is it something design to get teenage girls hook yeah completely but it was never supposed to be a zutara thing
To be fair.... he would be more Gen X since there was at least 30 years after the war in which he wasn't alive for making him the generation after the post War boom..... I don't know many things sadly.
My dad and I watched this show together, and back in the early parts of season 1, my dad called it: "these boys are stupid, why don't the girls just date each other?" 😂
She would've been mine too, but the second I saw her my gaydar went off real hard. Which I question if I inherited from my mom or my gaydar came before my own bisexuality
The love triangle is probably the thing that crippled this miniseries even before it became a show. The characters NEVER feel like a cohesive team with the same goals. Sure they fight the big bad together, but in between the actual plot points these characters never really form a friendship as a group. The characters in original Avatar form a solid group dynamic pretty early, and even when new characters like Toph and Zuko got introduced to the primary cast they unified pretty quickly. In LoK there’s all this petty relationship bullshit and they never stop trying to get in each others pants. In OG Avatar there was never any of this wasted screen time (yes there is the Katara and Aang crush stuff, but that was a never a huge focus and it never came at the expense of the larger plot). I still don’t know why the spent so much in this relationship crap, they didn’t in the original. Perhaps it’s because the OG characters were younger (didn’t stop people from shipping them though).
Because when they made the legend of kora they shooted to more "mature" audience, so out the hero's journey and in is the ship wars... yeah was a terrible idea in hinghsit.
The main advantage OG Avatar has over Korra - aside from some other reasons like better planning because OG Avatar originally was supposed to be series and Korra was supposed to be a one season story... IS A NUMBER OF EPISODES PER SEASON They had time to lay out exposition... To draw a bigger and better world... To give characters time to develop and grow as a team. Korra is always in a "speedrun" mode because every season is 13 series long... And oh boy, oh boy... Let's not forget the best example of how Korra was starved for more episodes to maintain proper pacing - 2nd season just had to dedicate 2 of 13 episode for an Avatar Origin story (which is considered by many people to be the best part of a season) - and was left with 11 episodes to not only tell the story but also develop characters, world etc etc etc... And we all know that result was "not bad, but not impressive" because of that.
Anime is intended for older audiences so it makes sense, but we don’t need shipping wars. Well in a show that’s action focused, but this was probably some girls fanfic lol
Well the problem is filler. It doesn’t even make sense to have filler since it’s not like they’re basing the story off of a book or something else. It’s literally just ‘’i don’t know what to write so I’ll leave this here’’ sort of thing
She was a sheltered child that gone wild... I know someone who was a sheltered child and not at uni they turned into a hoe... I guess that is the trend.
@@hirvaleThen make them more stylized and unique, Republic city is suppose to be a melting pot of many cultures and this a world of bending and powers. They could've made it look more interesting, but instead we have generic skyscrapers and dull colors.
@@goodmind4940 I hate that arguement. The speed of the progress shown was definitely not fast just for the heck of it. Most of the inventions match up very closley to the real world (considering that the fire nation alread had steamengines) and those that aren't (like Mech-suits) can easily be attributed to the fact that they can: a.) make metal really easy using fire bending and b.) can manipulate it even easier with metal bending. Although i do agree that a steam-punk esque world is not very fitting for the Avatar world. It was an intresting concept (like much of the show) but didn't really play out to well until the 4rth season where actual conflict derived from it (Kuvira hated that Sue haorded the tech in her city and didn't use it to help her nation). But from a Worldbuilding perspective it made perfect sense.
Is it really a love triangle if the two girls end up together in the end? 🤣😂 In all seriousness, I feel like Mako was handled badly. The break up was forced and they could’ve dated a bit longer.
On the whole, I don't remember disliking Korra. But Everything turned kinda Western and we didn't leave that FECKING CITY for ages!!! I hate that city, with a passion, which is a shame because I love steampunky stuff. It was just too, as you say, New York and we didn't get to see enough of the world that was built up in the original series
We didn't need to. ATLA showed us the highlights of the world and Bryke weren't interested in making another travelogue. What would be the point of another show focused on travelling?
How is it western? The architecture of Republic City doesn't look particularly western. It's not 20's New York. It's Hong Kong. Open up image google and look for 1920s Hong Kong, and you'll see Republic City.
@@Carabas72 You do remember Hong Kong was a British colony at that time, right? The architecture you see from such old photos is Victorian and Edwardian: heavily western influenced in their aesthetics. That being said, Republic City does feel a little out of place as a modernized urban metropolis when we still kinda feel like much of the world is still rural and agrarian.
@@gtf234 It doesn't feel out of place at all. If feels like a highly advanced Fire Nation city with Earth Kingdom influence. I don't see what's so western about it. The architecture is very Chinese and the fashion feels like industrial Japan and China.
Technically it wasnt a love TRIANGLE it was a square... bolin was into korra, korra was into mako, mako was with asami and asami ends up with korra.. wait
@@andreagerova1836 no way. At first Sokka was very obnoxious. He gets better fast, and becomes my favourite of the OG Gaang, but the fact remains that Sokka wasn't good at the start, and Boulin was even worse and never actually got any better.
I really wanna email the creators that question, but part of me can't help but feel bad about complaining over a total strangers' ONE MISTAKE that I just happen to know
@@TheGloryXros it's really just subjective opinion. They could have done a lot different to make it better but most was fun (excluding S2 for example).
@@MrsLPAmy Ehhh....Not really, when people can point to legitimate, objective flaws with the show. Not just "I didn't like __" I can agree it's fun to watch though. The animation & fight choreography were on-point.
My biggest problem with this season was the mechs. They really weren't necessary. Plus the romance stuff was rushed and I didnt care about it, especially where it ended up.
What's wrong with the mechs? They feel like they belong in the series. It also made the Equalists more menacing since it was really hard to take the mecha tanks down.
@@raheemsmith2996 Well... you are correct and in my opinion that was kinda the point. Technology leaves behind tradition, we've seen it happen in our world and we also see how it is happening in their world. In the past bending was important because it was a matter of survival, most non-benders had to subjugate themselves to powerful benders. Now with the development in technology things are becoming more balanced to everyone. I actually really like what the creators did with the bending, by developing technology people seem like they don't practice as much, which results in making the benders into more regular people because they don't require bending for their survival. Besides, technology involving is normal and even in Atla the fire nation was already quite developed. The mechs may seem weird to some people (I also thought it was a bit out of place at first) but after looking at the bigger picture there is no reason as to why they don't fit. It's a different world, they are bound to evolve differently from our world.
@@brunoss.3273 The disappointing thing about it all is that Legend of Korra took everything that was interesting about the avatar world and made it all a whole lot less interesting. The art of bending, the mystery of the spirits and the spirit world, the cultures and traditions around the 4 nations. In the span of 2 generations bending became punches and kicks, spirits became just animals but with color, the spirit world became just trees but with color and the culture and tradition was replaced with modern New York City. They took all the things unique in ATLA and basically either turned them to simpler familiar to us in real life, or made them so common in the avatar world that they lost their attire. How can you set a story in a world and remove all the interesting things about your world from your story? They didn't need to take the Earth Kingdom to skyscrapers this early, or at the very least they could have set the story at a more interesting time in avatar history.
LoK in a nutshell: S1 - Overhyped because of its legacy. Not bad per se but didn't need to exist S2 - Improvised dumpster fire that exists only because S1 was successful and Nick wanted more of that green paper. Everyone pretends it didn't happen S3 - The writers realizing this is an actual show now and try to patch the glaring plot holes and errors from previous seasons S4 - I honestly have no idea how to describe this season but an amalgamation of the previous 3
That whole lion turtles giving people bending didn't really make sense What about flying bison, the moon, mole things, and dragons being the first benders and ppl learning from them or something like that?
@@LL-pl2ek The Lion Turtles didn't give people bending, they just gave the elements. Obviously people would have already possess the elements before learning how to bend them.
I think Aang's statue is based more off of "The colossus" considering the pose. But with the style of the city and the copper tarnish color it does seem like it fused with the statue of liberty. Yay.
. . . You mean, the Ancient Colossal statue of Rhodes? It feels weird to even know about that thing. At no point was I ever taught that in school or heard mention of it on the History channel or in passing... Thanks Sid! Civilization is a game that teaches me obscure historical facts :D Course there is debate on whether it stood to the side of the harbor's opening or if everyone entering the harbor was forced to pass between a 20 metre something man's legs, as a giant bronze dick was stared down at them for the next 50 some years.
No matter the flaws in this show I can’t say I don’t enjoy revisiting it, I swear I could watch endless stories in the avatar universe and still enjoy it it’s just such a fun world to explore. I think they did some things really well, I love the animation of course, I like that Korra is the opposite of Aang, I like that they question the role of the Avatar in a new time, I like that the villains seem like real political movements that make sense within the history of the avatar world, I like that korra takes a significant amount of time to get over her disability, and I like Osami a lot and I’m glad her and Korra got together and went against the love triangle bs. There’s so many little gems of greatness in this mess of a show, it feels like it’s constantly held together by spit and duct tape but I can’t help but love it.
I agree with your opinion I too enjoy this show but wouldn't like to rewatch it. The world isn't the same as ATLA but it isn't as good or better either, it's just too steampunk and modern at the same time, people making technological advances is just too fast on this world, they already had Morse codes, radios, and ferris wheels.I think it's just too quick. Imagine being Aang and in just about 40 years they already has Zeppelins and communications. I don't really like the Osami ending up with Korra, not being sexist but it just doesn't have a build up and feels like the show just wants to appeal to LGBTQ+ so hard and earn respect but in reality, this show is dying.
The show questions the role of the avatar? The role of the avatar doesn’t really change that much by the end of the show. I feel like the show kind of dances around the question of what is the avatar’s place in a modernized world by constantly dishing out new bad guys for Korra to fight. I would have loved to have seen her try and figure out what her place in society is when there’s no villains to fight. Speaking of which, the political ideologies of the villains kind of get strawmaned in some ways. Especially Zaheer’s anarchy is mostly chaos shtick.
@@austinjohnsen4430 Yeah I see what you mean, I think the villains set up a lot of good questions about the avatar in the modern world but it would’ve been nice to see Korra figure out how she wants to use her position, albeit I understand if the show didn’t want to offer a concrete answer for that. I don’t think it’s fair to compare the villains to real world ideologies as if they’re supposed to be a 1 to 1 allegory. I think the villains work well in their own fictional universe and make sense in that world, but when you compare them to real political movements it gets messy. The worst example is Amon = Communism, Amon makes perfect sense in the world of Avatar where there are literal superpowered people who oppress others with their genetic superiority that an anti bender movement would arise. Comparing benders to the rich upper class is not a good comparison because one is genetic and the other isn’t, they’re completely different circumstances that would lead to different political movements. Similarly Zaheer shouldn’t be a direct representation of our real world anarchism, he’s meant to represent air bender philosophy taken to the extreme. He has surface level similarities with anarchism but his core values are taken from an entirely fictional culture and I don’t think he was ever meant to be a perfect representation of real world philosophy. Like, of course these characters aren’t good representatives of real world political movements, I don’t think they’re supposed to be when they’re so closely tied to the fictional lore of that universe. Actually now that I think about it my original comment was kinda dumb for even comparing them in the first place so my bad on that one.
@@frickinfrick8488 Korra’s actually pretty similar to Aang in the sense that neither of them need to make a difficult choice for the greater good in the end. Aang doesn’t have to kill Ozai as he feared he would, and Korra doesn’t need to give up her role as the avatar as she knows it in a modernized world. It obviously would have been much bolder if these shows went the opposite direction with these characters. Of course if they did that with Korra we probably wouldn’t get any dope bending fights, which is kind of one the main appeals of this franchise, so yeah. You hit the nail right on the head of why we shouldn’t really bring real world political ideologies into this too much. And on a side note, Zaheer’s kind of an idiot. Did he have a plan to account for the inevitable power vacuum that killing world leaders would create? Like maybe keep a watchful eye to make sure no other dictators rise up?
This season would have been good minus the love triangle, the mechs/the entire thing with Hiroshi, and the bloodbending reveal. And the Deus ex Aang. Season 2 is a lot harder to fix. But seasons 3 and 4 were great!
Honestly, I think season 2 would be the easiest to fix since it actually had some really interesting concepts. A civil war between the northern and southern water tribe sounds cool af and I wanted to see more of that. The spirits were also pretty cool and I actually liked the origins episodes. The biggest problem I have is that neither of those stories connect with each other very well which causes the execution to be poor. Either do a season about the spirits or about the civil war and bam, fixed and amazing.
I'm pretty sure they were all based on asian countries. Earth - China Fire - Japan Air - Tibet (I think, no sure) Water - Inuit (this isnt quite Asian tho, but still isnt white)
@bryan diaz varela She grew up bereft of people her own age, surrounded instead by authoritarian elderly people that keep pressuring her to fit a certain role as spiritual/worldly leader. They do this by focusing on teaching her the martial aspects in stead of the emotional/spiritual understanding needed to deal with people. This leads to her leaning on her role as Avatar as her only measure of worth, and every time she fails in this her selfworth drops, and as with most people she acts out.
"...sarcasm, lies,exaggerations, drug references, unhinged ranting, crude humor, sex jokes, disregard for canon..." Right. That sums up "The Legend of Korra." But what do YOU have to say about it?
Like Crowder you've already made up your mind and no measure of legitimate arguments will disprove your views. However unlike with Crowder I agree with you :P
I never got the feeling anyone cared Korra was a girl. But since that first scene with the skip the bending journey cop-out I realized that while that wasn’t the problem, literally everything else was. The characters, the plot, the setting, everything. It was all a tease and I don’t consider it ever happening. I learned and felt nothing. And that makes me sad.
No one cared she was a girl... even is ... everyone loved Kioshi and admired yangchen.... and loved every girl character that wasn't an avatar from heroes to villains in ATLA... No one cared she was bi/lesbian but everyone cared that there was a weird ass love triangle/square(???).
@@dejavu3914 you're not using "woke" right. Also, comparing the two is totally acceptable. Just because the setting and characters are different doesn't matter, it's the quality of the _Character Development and Storytelling_ that people compare when they watch Korra and may rightfully conclude that it's either Boring or Bad show.
@@dejavu3914 I just started watching legend of Korra and did you actually enjoy it? Does it get better? Because rn the new avatar and the entire govt of this blended city is completely ignoring all of the issues in the city and the completely valid claims made about oppression and belittling of non benders. Like why does everyone hate the anti-bender dude??? Everything he said was right??
the lightning benders was one of the first moments I was just "wtf.....what happened to the old ways, where it took a special kind of attitude to get lightning?"
@@hbluemole6941 that's a bit of a straw man argument. Because as Iroh claims, it took a certain mindset to be able to bend lightning. Which, in my book, implies it is not a common thing. Computer on the other hand, anyone can do it, with it the right instruction.
@@darko-man8549 nah dude, look at sports. Players are SO much more impressive nowadays. The modern day bench player would be a superstar now. Look at Basketball, Football, soccer, etc. Power creep is an IRL thing
It was the same with metal bending though, it was something that they thought was impossible unless Toph who was a master did it. While initially I was like wut? Isn't lightning bending something special and rare, it didn't break the show for me. Power creeps do happen irl.
@@frigidwolf for me it's really just the characters. In atla pretty much all the characters were likable or interesting but in Korra we have a discount Zuko, love triangles, cool antagonists that don't stick around long enough and un-funny everything. Atla did it really well, balancing the darkness with humor and Korra tries to be funny but it feels dark all the time. It isn't terrible but for me it's definitely below average.
@Sarah I'm 20 mate. Don't know why you assumed I was teenager. "Being a teenager" doesn't make her a pleasant character y'know. What do I HAVE to like her because she's "realistic"?
Dude im real life clapping at your jokes. You're amazing. I'm pausing and rewinding every other minute. Please keep it up. You're already my favourite ytber
2:55 I get it. AMON. AGUMON. But damn it, if you were going to use a digimon's face, it should of been Guilmon ( wikimon.net/images/2/29/Guilmon.gif ), because they have the same voice actor.
I was not expecting a Fullmetal Alchemist reference but I was pleasantly surprised. Hoping that you might do a sarcastic summary on Brotherhood, honestly
i only just found this channel but im pissing myself, every single sentence is absolutely packed with outrageous humor and i love it. korra was also my first buff crush, mate, i'll drink to that
interesting fact: the voice actress for Asami/actress for LA Princess Yue, simultaneously got nominated for best young supporting actress and gold raspberry for worst couple
I think if korra stood alone people would say "This series has its flaws but it's good for what it is" but because this is the sequel to avatar and people love that show with all their heart they tend to only see the bad sides of korra. It just got destroyed by the huge expectations of those people.
The funny thing is that Aangs first time in republic city before it’d name was changed to republic city the problem was that benders wanted to get ride of non benders because machines are taking away their jobs
This might be stupid, but I love how they named a guy Rocky in LOK If any of you remember, that was the name Sokka suggested when Team Avatar needed to know Bumi’s name The fact that he is also old, makes this feel that it wasn’t a coincidence either
Oh this is going to hurt, but i hope its the good kind of pain. Like being trapped in some saw esky device that will kill both you and someone you really really hate and you both can ecape if you work togather but it will kill them frist. I may have gone insane from isolation Ahh sanity was over raited
The only thing I remember from this show is I thought it was so stupid that air benders weren't the most powerful by far as technically they could be used as a substitute for telekinetic powers and move any solid. Also I'm 100% convinced that half the people in this show secretly cheated.
I agree with you. People think the show is way worse than it actually is. BolinxKorra would've made so much sense and would've been fun. When did people start mispronouncing beau as boo?
Let's just hope Bryke have learned their lesson and either get someone who's actually capable of writing *good* romance subplots or just leave it be altogether for the new Netflix series- cuz I love both shows but the romance is just the absolute worst in LOK, after not being stellar in A:TLA to begin with
Yeah soo... Netflix apparently wants to make it more "adult" and include more sex and blood in the show apparently, and Bryke and co left the Netflix show, so this doesn't look too good.
Why do I find this series of videos funny? It's like an abridged comic series being narrated by a sarcastic guy that witness everything. This is an interesting take on getting your analysis through the audience who have a great sense of humor. (Whether you love or hate TLOK, it's quite interesting to analyze for your own enjoyment)
OMG I'm LOL and Mako finds out that Korra is gonna steal his girl!!! XDD I died!!! The chemistry part in the race track, also! XDD I love your videos!!!
Bro the reason LoK has such god awful love triangles hindering the actual plot and snuffs the possibility of having a wholesome gang like Atla is because of Bryke lol. They literally wanted to pull the same shit with Aang, Katara and Toph, but the headwriter Aaron and Liz Ehasz vehemently opposed the idea. They were also behind Toph, Azula, Iroh's character and Zuko's arc. Unfortunately LoK didn’t have the Ehasz duo in their team, thus the catastrophe.
AngieWinchester338 I also love the show even if it does have some flaws but the korra is a Mary Sue thing was always so stupid to me because in the original avatar azula could easily firebend as a baby but korra the avatar doing that is forced ? two words double standards
Carla Carrero Azula trained for her power she was a prodigy one of the episodes showed her training to bend lightning . Korra did train yes but what is bullshit is her bending 3 elements at like the age of 5 that’s stupid because it is out of no where and impossible because every avatar had to train to bend all 4 but kira can already bend at the age of 5 aang knew he was the avatar before he trained but he couldn’t bend fire water or earth at all.Kora breaks the rules of bending of that alone.
Carla Carrero Not saying you and the other guy can’t love the show but the flaws are there and not a double standard cuz azula and Korra are written very differently
...it really wasn't. what it did for you was great (seriously, it's awesome that this helped you find yourself) but the show itself was mediocre at best and infuriating at worst, especially with it being The Last Airbender's direct successor.
@@rafabuda0 All evidence to the contrary. It's funny how haters keep trashing the show but can never bring legitimate reasons for why it's bad. It has flaws, yes, but not enough to outweigh the good quality.
That was a hilarious interpretation and I love it! And I admittedly was a little attracted to Korra because how awesome, tough, and great of a fighter she was; and it was kind of funny to see how much of an opposite she was to Aang. I say throughout the seasons the improvements on the combat & variety of villains were the only things better then the original. Although I have to admit I do like season 2 with its nostalgic flashback animation and a journey to the spirit world was pretty cool!
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“Discount Zutara” and “diet Zuko” are the best descriptions of them I have ever heard lol
Awesome Animals except that at least mako and korra are the same age also at least it was canon no offense zutara fans
@@carlacarrero4975 When the zatura fans are given something that looks like a possible zatara but it's no where as good as original Avatar
Carla Carrero 14 and 16 was never that bad of an age difference?
@@barbiegirl2001 if that's the case then how come when aang and katara have that it's somehow bad but when zuko and katara have it it's apparently no big deal?
@@dazzlingdexter5060 I can see where your coming from but makorra was never supposed to be a zutara is it something design to get teenage girls hook yeah completely but it was never supposed to be a zutara thing
Wait... Technically, Tenzin IS a boomer, as in a child of a post-war baby boom.
To be fair.... he would be more Gen X since there was at least 30 years after the war in which he wasn't alive for making him the generation after the post War boom.....
I don't know many things sadly.
guess 66 Read some books.
O, YES!
@@rolan4dezwinz381 which kinds you got on the table??
Hi
My dad and I watched this show together, and back in the early parts of season 1, my dad called it: "these boys are stupid, why don't the girls just date each other?" 😂
Ironic
😂😂😂
Nope, we have to wait the entire series minus thirty seconds for that!
Your dad was truly onto something.
Your father have clairvoyance
"Bolin is underappreciated"
HE REALLY WAS, HE GOT BOGGED UP IN THIS DUMB LOVE TRIANGLE.
Bolin is sooooo much better than stupid Mako. Man, I liked Bolin so much more.
Bolin is best boi.
Bolin is just an one dimensional idiot.
ΑΡΙΣΤΟΤΕΛΗΣ ΛΑΧΑΝΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ dude be ready there is going to be a flood of people ready to fight you
No really, he's just a mediocre characters with nothing to go for.
"My first buff crush Korra" oh god that took me back to my high school days when this show was first airing.
Then Noi elevated that
She would've been mine too, but the second I saw her my gaydar went off real hard. Which I question if I inherited from my mom or my gaydar came before my own bisexuality
Dragzilla 66 airing...hehehe
The love triangle is probably the thing that crippled this miniseries even before it became a show. The characters NEVER feel like a cohesive team with the same goals. Sure they fight the big bad together, but in between the actual plot points these characters never really form a friendship as a group. The characters in original Avatar form a solid group dynamic pretty early, and even when new characters like Toph and Zuko got introduced to the primary cast they unified pretty quickly. In LoK there’s all this petty relationship bullshit and they never stop trying to get in each others pants. In OG Avatar there was never any of this wasted screen time (yes there is the Katara and Aang crush stuff, but that was a never a huge focus and it never came at the expense of the larger plot). I still don’t know why the spent so much in this relationship crap, they didn’t in the original. Perhaps it’s because the OG characters were younger (didn’t stop people from shipping them though).
This seems funny, I mean maybe relationships were the goal lol
Because when they made the legend of kora they shooted to more "mature" audience, so out the hero's journey and in is the ship wars... yeah was a terrible idea in hinghsit.
The main advantage OG Avatar has over Korra - aside from some other reasons like better planning because OG Avatar originally was supposed to be series and Korra was supposed to be a one season story...
IS A NUMBER OF EPISODES PER SEASON
They had time to lay out exposition... To draw a bigger and better world... To give characters time to develop and grow as a team. Korra is always in a "speedrun" mode because every season is 13 series long... And oh boy, oh boy... Let's not forget the best example of how Korra was starved for more episodes to maintain proper pacing - 2nd season just had to dedicate 2 of 13 episode for an Avatar Origin story (which is considered by many people to be the best part of a season) - and was left with 11 episodes to not only tell the story but also develop characters, world etc etc etc... And we all know that result was "not bad, but not impressive" because of that.
Anime is intended for older audiences so it makes sense, but we don’t need shipping wars.
Well in a show that’s action focused, but this was probably some girls fanfic lol
Well the problem is filler. It doesn’t even make sense to have filler since it’s not like they’re basing the story off of a book or something else.
It’s literally just ‘’i don’t know what to write so I’ll leave this here’’ sort of thing
Is no one gonna mention how Korra has dated all of the members of Team avatar
She was a sheltered child that gone wild... I know someone who was a sheltered child and not at uni they turned into a hoe... I guess that is the trend.
@@azulaeatingmochime2353 Korra and Asami pare only together because of PLOT
Good for her
@@azulaeatingmochime2353 She used him tho.
@@JPCLgaming The plot was over when they got together, I don't get this
What? You never looked at a well built fantasy world and thought to yourself: "it just needs more mechs"?
Next avatar probably would become sci-fi with that speed of progress
Nah, more skyscrapers is the way to go. Really brings out the culture and tradition!
@@hirvaleThen make them more stylized and unique, Republic city is suppose to be a melting pot of many cultures and this a world of bending and powers. They could've made it look more interesting, but instead we have generic skyscrapers and dull colors.
I totally do!
@@goodmind4940
I hate that arguement. The speed of the progress shown was definitely not fast just for the heck of it. Most of the inventions match up very closley to the real world (considering that the fire nation alread had steamengines) and those that aren't (like Mech-suits) can easily be attributed to the fact that they can:
a.) make metal really easy using fire bending and
b.) can manipulate it even easier with metal bending.
Although i do agree that a steam-punk esque world is not very fitting for the Avatar world. It was an intresting concept (like much of the show) but didn't really play out to well until the 4rth season where actual conflict derived from it (Kuvira hated that Sue haorded the tech in her city and didn't use it to help her nation).
But from a Worldbuilding perspective it made perfect sense.
The love triangle was one of the worst decisions of this show
It's one of the prime examples of why romance ISN'T a vital subplot in every single story.
You're not wrong, but I do love how the show mocked it mercilessly in the later seasons.
Is it really a love triangle if the two girls end up together in the end? 🤣😂
In all seriousness, I feel like Mako was handled badly. The break up was forced and they could’ve dated a bit longer.
@@bgvo4373 It's an ACTUAL love triangle, because all the points are connected.
deathknight75 True that!
I actually really liked Bolin pity he got flanderized so badly over the series
Ikr?
On the whole, I don't remember disliking Korra. But Everything turned kinda Western and we didn't leave that FECKING CITY for ages!!! I hate that city, with a passion, which is a shame because I love steampunky stuff. It was just too, as you say, New York and we didn't get to see enough of the world that was built up in the original series
We didn't need to. ATLA showed us the highlights of the world and Bryke weren't interested in making another travelogue. What would be the point of another show focused on travelling?
How is it western? The architecture of Republic City doesn't look particularly western. It's not 20's New York. It's Hong Kong. Open up image google and look for 1920s Hong Kong, and you'll see Republic City.
@@Carabas72 You do remember Hong Kong was a British colony at that time, right? The architecture you see from such old photos is Victorian and Edwardian: heavily western influenced in their aesthetics.
That being said, Republic City does feel a little out of place as a modernized urban metropolis when we still kinda feel like much of the world is still rural and agrarian.
@@gtf234 It doesn't feel out of place at all. If feels like a highly advanced Fire Nation city with Earth Kingdom influence.
I don't see what's so western about it. The architecture is very Chinese and the fashion feels like industrial Japan and China.
Wasn’t avatar pretty western for a cartoon of Easter themes?
"A now very high Korra overhears Ford using the n word"
"NANI"
I'm dead on the floor laughing, help
Technically it wasnt a love TRIANGLE it was a square... bolin was into korra, korra was into mako, mako was with asami and asami ends up with korra.. wait
It was a triangle on a stick.
Bolin is the stick.
@@nihili4196😂😂😂
Bolin is still cool even if he is Sokka 0.9
Well, Sokka 1.0 was pretty bad, so not really.
@@mjela4516 oh you take that back
@@andreagerova1836 no way. At first Sokka was very obnoxious. He gets better fast, and becomes my favourite of the OG Gaang, but the fact remains that Sokka wasn't good at the start, and Boulin was even worse and never actually got any better.
Bolin isn't Sokka he is just the comic relief
@@15jewjew Bolin is a worse sokka if sokka was only the comic relief
The show was really not that bad but seriously, whose idea was that stupid love triangle?
amyeey agree. The love triangle was stupid and annoying
I really wanna email the creators that question, but part of me can't help but feel bad about complaining over a total strangers' ONE MISTAKE that I just happen to know
Ehhh.....Yes, the show unfortunately WAS that bad...
@@TheGloryXros it's really just subjective opinion. They could have done a lot different to make it better but most was fun (excluding S2 for example).
@@MrsLPAmy Ehhh....Not really, when people can point to legitimate, objective flaws with the show. Not just "I didn't like __"
I can agree it's fun to watch though. The animation & fight choreography were on-point.
My biggest problem with this season was the mechs. They really weren't necessary. Plus the romance stuff was rushed and I didnt care about it, especially where it ended up.
What's wrong with the mechs? They feel like they belong in the series. It also made the Equalists more menacing since it was really hard to take the mecha tanks down.
@@vetarlittorf1807 Dude,have you watched avatar?Everything involved bending but now,it's barely important anymore.
@@raheemsmith2996 Well... you are correct and in my opinion that was kinda the point. Technology leaves behind tradition, we've seen it happen in our world and we also see how it is happening in their world. In the past bending was important because it was a matter of survival, most non-benders had to subjugate themselves to powerful benders. Now with the development in technology things are becoming more balanced to everyone.
I actually really like what the creators did with the bending, by developing technology people seem like they don't practice as much, which results in making the benders into more regular people because they don't require bending for their survival.
Besides, technology involving is normal and even in Atla the fire nation was already quite developed. The mechs may seem weird to some people (I also thought it was a bit out of place at first) but after looking at the bigger picture there is no reason as to why they don't fit. It's a different world, they are bound to evolve differently from our world.
Blake Bridges my only grip is the love triangle everything else was awesome
@@brunoss.3273 The disappointing thing about it all is that Legend of Korra took everything that was interesting about the avatar world and made it all a whole lot less interesting. The art of bending, the mystery of the spirits and the spirit world, the cultures and traditions around the 4 nations. In the span of 2 generations bending became punches and kicks, spirits became just animals but with color, the spirit world became just trees but with color and the culture and tradition was replaced with modern New York City.
They took all the things unique in ATLA and basically either turned them to simpler familiar to us in real life, or made them so common in the avatar world that they lost their attire. How can you set a story in a world and remove all the interesting things about your world from your story? They didn't need to take the Earth Kingdom to skyscrapers this early, or at the very least they could have set the story at a more interesting time in avatar history.
LoK in a nutshell:
S1 - Overhyped because of its legacy. Not bad per se but didn't need to exist
S2 - Improvised dumpster fire that exists only because S1 was successful and Nick wanted more of that green paper. Everyone pretends it didn't happen
S3 - The writers realizing this is an actual show now and try to patch the glaring plot holes and errors from previous seasons
S4 - I honestly have no idea how to describe this season but an amalgamation of the previous 3
What plot holes?
I thought there were only 3 seasons?
Blake Bridges
Nope, there was 4
That whole lion turtles giving people bending didn't really make sense
What about flying bison, the moon, mole things, and dragons being the first benders and ppl learning from them or something like that?
@@LL-pl2ek The Lion Turtles didn't give people bending, they just gave the elements. Obviously people would have already possess the elements before learning how to bend them.
Why so many comments on the blackmail against Tenzin I can’t stop laughing
I think Aang's statue is based more off of "The colossus" considering the pose. But with the style of the city and the copper tarnish color it does seem like it fused with the statue of liberty.
Yay.
. . . You mean, the Ancient Colossal statue of Rhodes? It feels weird to even know about that thing. At no point was I ever taught that in school or heard mention of it on the History channel or in passing... Thanks Sid! Civilization is a game that teaches me obscure historical facts :D
Course there is debate on whether it stood to the side of the harbor's opening or if everyone entering the harbor was forced to pass between a 20 metre something man's legs, as a giant bronze dick was stared down at them for the next 50 some years.
Wait...is that why that Spyro level with the statues is called The Colossus? wow im dumb
*GOD OF WAR FLASHBACKS*
No matter the flaws in this show I can’t say I don’t enjoy revisiting it, I swear I could watch endless stories in the avatar universe and still enjoy it it’s just such a fun world to explore. I think they did some things really well, I love the animation of course, I like that Korra is the opposite of Aang, I like that they question the role of the Avatar in a new time, I like that the villains seem like real political movements that make sense within the history of the avatar world, I like that korra takes a significant amount of time to get over her disability, and I like Osami a lot and I’m glad her and Korra got together and went against the love triangle bs.
There’s so many little gems of greatness in this mess of a show, it feels like it’s constantly held together by spit and duct tape but I can’t help but love it.
Ha
I agree with your opinion I too enjoy this show but wouldn't like to rewatch it. The world isn't the same as ATLA but it isn't as good or better either, it's just too steampunk and modern at the same time, people making technological advances is just too fast on this world, they already had Morse codes, radios, and ferris wheels.I think it's just too quick. Imagine being Aang and in just about 40 years they already has Zeppelins and communications.
I don't really like the Osami ending up with Korra, not being sexist but it just doesn't have a build up and feels like the show just wants to appeal to LGBTQ+ so hard and earn respect but in reality, this show is dying.
The show questions the role of the avatar? The role of the avatar doesn’t really change that much by the end of the show. I feel like the show kind of dances around the question of what is the avatar’s place in a modernized world by constantly dishing out new bad guys for Korra to fight. I would have loved to have seen her try and figure out what her place in society is when there’s no villains to fight. Speaking of which, the political ideologies of the villains kind of get strawmaned in some ways. Especially Zaheer’s anarchy is mostly chaos shtick.
@@austinjohnsen4430 Yeah I see what you mean, I think the villains set up a lot of good questions about the avatar in the modern world but it would’ve been nice to see Korra figure out how she wants to use her position, albeit I understand if the show didn’t want to offer a concrete answer for that.
I don’t think it’s fair to compare the villains to real world ideologies as if they’re supposed to be a 1 to 1 allegory. I think the villains work well in their own fictional universe and make sense in that world, but when you compare them to real political movements it gets messy. The worst example is Amon = Communism, Amon makes perfect sense in the world of Avatar where there are literal superpowered people who oppress others with their genetic superiority that an anti bender movement would arise. Comparing benders to the rich upper class is not a good comparison because one is genetic and the other isn’t, they’re completely different circumstances that would lead to different political movements. Similarly Zaheer shouldn’t be a direct representation of our real world anarchism, he’s meant to represent air bender philosophy taken to the extreme. He has surface level similarities with anarchism but his core values are taken from an entirely fictional culture and I don’t think he was ever meant to be a perfect representation of real world philosophy. Like, of course these characters aren’t good representatives of real world political movements, I don’t think they’re supposed to be when they’re so closely tied to the fictional lore of that universe.
Actually now that I think about it my original comment was kinda dumb for even comparing them in the first place so my bad on that one.
@@frickinfrick8488 Korra’s actually pretty similar to Aang in the sense that neither of them need to make a difficult choice for the greater good in the end. Aang doesn’t have to kill Ozai as he feared he would, and Korra doesn’t need to give up her role as the avatar as she knows it in a modernized world. It obviously would have been much bolder if these shows went the opposite direction with these characters. Of course if they did that with Korra we probably wouldn’t get any dope bending fights, which is kind of one the main appeals of this franchise, so yeah.
You hit the nail right on the head of why we shouldn’t really bring real world political ideologies into this too much. And on a side note, Zaheer’s kind of an idiot. Did he have a plan to account for the inevitable power vacuum that killing world leaders would create? Like maybe keep a watchful eye to make sure no other dictators rise up?
This season would have been good minus the love triangle, the mechs/the entire thing with Hiroshi, and the bloodbending reveal. And the Deus ex Aang. Season 2 is a lot harder to fix. But seasons 3 and 4 were great!
Honestly, I think season 2 would be the easiest to fix since it actually had some really interesting concepts. A civil war between the northern and southern water tribe sounds cool af and I wanted to see more of that. The spirits were also pretty cool and I actually liked the origins episodes. The biggest problem I have is that neither of those stories connect with each other very well which causes the execution to be poor. Either do a season about the spirits or about the civil war and bam, fixed and amazing.
"Tell Tenzin I'm on Tinder." - Tenzins mom
Oh Jesus!
I mean technically none of the characters are white.
When did he say they were
Daddy told us to argue about the ethnicities of the characters
I'm pretty sure they were all based on asian countries.
Earth - China
Fire - Japan
Air - Tibet (I think, no sure)
Water - Inuit (this isnt quite Asian tho, but still isnt white)
@@iveedoodle I thought Fire Nation was based on China and Earth Kingdom on Korea
Implying the swamp benders aren't floridians?
This is good timing cause I thought about getting back into this show after looking up some plot stuff that I felt like rereading.
@bryan diaz varela Nope
@bryan diaz varela simple shes a narcissist
It’s a trap!
Yea
@bryan diaz varela She grew up bereft of people her own age, surrounded instead by authoritarian elderly people that keep pressuring her to fit a certain role as spiritual/worldly leader. They do this by focusing on teaching her the martial aspects in stead of the emotional/spiritual understanding needed to deal with people.
This leads to her leaning on her role as Avatar as her only measure of worth, and every time she fails in this her selfworth drops, and as with most people she acts out.
I love Legend of Korra. Such an awesome show 👍👍👍
Me too 🤗🤗
"...sarcasm, lies,exaggerations, drug references, unhinged ranting, crude humor, sex jokes, disregard for canon..." Right. That sums up "The Legend of Korra." But what do YOU have to say about it?
@@azulaeatingmochime2353 yes really
"The bro.... I won" was hilarious cause he did tho he really did
Then he lost...everything lol
not gonna lie his discription of the storry would make a grate abrided
the only important character in LOK is the ferret, change my mind
Pabu?
Bolin
Like Crowder you've already made up your mind and no measure of legitimate arguments will disprove your views. However unlike with Crowder I agree with you :P
I never got the feeling anyone cared Korra was a girl. But since that first scene with the skip the bending journey cop-out I realized that while that wasn’t the problem, literally everything else was. The characters, the plot, the setting, everything. It was all a tease and I don’t consider it ever happening. I learned and felt nothing. And that makes me sad.
No one cared she was a girl... even is ... everyone loved Kioshi and admired yangchen.... and loved every girl character that wasn't an avatar from heroes to villains in ATLA...
No one cared she was bi/lesbian but everyone cared that there was a weird ass love triangle/square(???).
@@dejavu3914 you're not using "woke" right. Also, comparing the two is totally acceptable. Just because the setting and characters are different doesn't matter, it's the quality of the _Character Development and Storytelling_ that people compare when they watch Korra and may rightfully conclude that it's either Boring or Bad show.
@@dejavu3914 I just started watching legend of Korra and did you actually enjoy it? Does it get better? Because rn the new avatar and the entire govt of this blended city is completely ignoring all of the issues in the city and the completely valid claims made about oppression and belittling of non benders. Like why does everyone hate the anti-bender dude??? Everything he said was right??
the lightning benders was one of the first moments I was just "wtf.....what happened to the old ways, where it took a special kind of attitude to get lightning?"
It took real skill to build a computer too, now a lot of teens can do it
@@hbluemole6941 that's a bit of a straw man argument. Because as Iroh claims, it took a certain mindset to be able to bend lightning. Which, in my book, implies it is not a common thing. Computer on the other hand, anyone can do it, with it the right instruction.
@@darko-man8549 I've seen a RUclips video about that. I dont remember the name, it was about how the 70 years timeskip was handled by Hello Future Me
@@darko-man8549 nah dude, look at sports. Players are SO much more impressive nowadays. The modern day bench player would be a superstar now. Look at Basketball, Football, soccer, etc.
Power creep is an IRL thing
It was the same with metal bending though, it was something that they thought was impossible unless Toph who was a master did it. While initially I was like wut? Isn't lightning bending something special and rare, it didn't break the show for me. Power creeps do happen irl.
I did not like this series just because I never connected with the characters. There seemed to be a lot of good ideas followed by poor execution.
And Corra witch is just a complete fckboy with no regards to anything this and lack of the journey to learn and master all elements fells flat
I still can't understand all this hate for the legend of korra...
@@frigidwolf It's different, therefor it's bad.
deathknight75 your not wrong
@@frigidwolf for me it's really just the characters. In atla pretty much all the characters were likable or interesting but in Korra we have a discount Zuko, love triangles, cool antagonists that don't stick around long enough and un-funny everything. Atla did it really well, balancing the darkness with humor and Korra tries to be funny but it feels dark all the time. It isn't terrible but for me it's definitely below average.
Season 1 was a pain. Mostly because of Korra being a bitch and Tenzin bullying.
@Sarah um....so?
@Sarah I'm 20 mate. Don't know why you assumed I was teenager.
"Being a teenager" doesn't make her a pleasant character y'know. What do I HAVE to like her because she's "realistic"?
It's pretty fine for Korra to have a Teenage angst but yeah, it's kinda annoying sometimes
Sarah she’s fucking 17, at that point you are entirely responsible for all the shit you do. being a teenager is not an excuse.
Bro I'm not a legend of Korea hater, but enjoyed this 5x more than. Watching the actual series
that thing about rule 34.......... im ashamed of myself
Maybe will you explain to me? I know I'm asking you this after 4 years I hope you'll answer. I could do this myself but I'm scared
Dude im real life clapping at your jokes. You're amazing. I'm pausing and rewinding every other minute. Please keep it up. You're already my favourite ytber
Your commentary is more entertaining than book 1. I look forward to part 2.
“Can I have a can of Diet Zuko?”
“Ok, Ok, thanks.”
2:55
I get it. AMON. AGUMON. But damn it, if you were going to use a digimon's face, it should of been Guilmon ( wikimon.net/images/2/29/Guilmon.gif ), because they have the same voice actor.
@@Dragzilla66. That's a hilarious fact... isnt it.
Yo dude I love this!!! You had me rolling. Please keep these up.
🤣 He had me at: "Arctic Retriever!" 🙌🏾 🤣
Before this channel becomes too big, I was one of the original fans!! (Original fans who started watching before me, don't hate me)
Me:"sees Korra"
Also me: Aight ima head out
I was not expecting a Fullmetal Alchemist reference but I was pleasantly surprised. Hoping that you might do a sarcastic summary on Brotherhood, honestly
i only just found this channel but im pissing myself, every single sentence is absolutely packed with outrageous humor and i love it. korra was also my first buff crush, mate, i'll drink to that
I legit never knew that weird-ass Yue from the live action voiced Asami. How did I never know this?
I’m dead you called her mom a smoker like that 😂
I feel bad, but I can’t unimagine it🤣 a pack a day at LEAST
@@SarcasticChorus just rewatched season 1 and on season 2 and OMFGGGGGGG SHE DO have a smokers voice 💀💀💀💀
@@SarcasticChorus she on them Newport’s 100s bebe
interesting fact: the voice actress for Asami/actress for LA Princess Yue, simultaneously got nominated for best young supporting actress and gold raspberry for worst couple
Diet Zuko!!😂 **Wheezing**
This is great. Please do all the seasons.
I think if korra stood alone people would say "This series has its flaws but it's good for what it is" but because this is the sequel to avatar and people love that show with all their heart they tend to only see the bad sides of korra. It just got destroyed by the huge expectations of those people.
1:40 was a non-subtle way of telling you to read the damn comics😂
The funny thing is that Aangs first time in republic city before it’d name was changed to republic city the problem was that benders wanted to get ride of non benders because machines are taking away their jobs
It’s in the comic imbalanced
anime fan girl 101 yeah and also the land of republic city was once a place where air nomads ate their food as a tradition to Yangchen festival
"I can't stop hearing Lost in the Echo this fight." Oh good, I'm not the only one who saw thar video to damn many times.
Hey, I liked legend of Korra. I watched Atla after watching Korra. Maybe that's why...
Still love Korra though.
oh god... you still prefer Korra?
I love how he subtly ships Korrasami.
"The only bad bitch left" and " saved by spider women" so very true, so very true.
4:08 that’s it, you officially have my respect for life and this channel is amazing! Because EXACTLY
"Artic-retriever"
Hell more creative than fucking "polar-bear-dog". 😂
This might be stupid, but I love how they named a guy Rocky in LOK
If any of you remember, that was the name Sokka suggested when Team Avatar needed to know Bumi’s name
The fact that he is also old, makes this feel that it wasn’t a coincidence either
*The warning screen appears*
I like it already
Same I just finished season 1 I don’t see why people are hating on it
Absolute Live not many people hate season one. The worst season is the second one
Katara SHOULD have picked zuko!! 😂😂😂😂😂 love your videos 😂😂😂
"First buff crush" I mean, same. I thought I didn't like buff people, but it turns out buff women are truly something else
ohhh hell yeah
10 seconds in and I-
“I can’t stop hearing Lost in the Echo during this fight” hit me on a spiritual level. Now I gotta go watch that AMV for the billionth time
Eating Waffles in the Apocalypse that AMV was in my recommendations for a solid 3 years
With ad much as you focus on the sexual drama for a series... I would love to see your take on Beastars.
"The attack on titan police and they suck" I died
Oh this is going to hurt, but i hope its the good kind of pain. Like being trapped in some saw esky device that will kill both you and someone you really really hate and you both can ecape if you work togather but it will kill them frist.
I may have gone insane from isolation
Ahh sanity was over raited
That "lost in the echo" bit had me pretty good. Thumbs up for that line by it's self.
Holy crap this show was my childhood
Please tell me you've watched the original Last Airbender?
Blake Bridges .....no
im sorry this is all you had my friend T-T
@@s0m3n3rd3 you need to. You're required by law to watch the best cartoon in existence.
If this show was your childhood then I feel sorry for you. The original ATLA was amazing, so much better than this garbage.
The only thing I remember from this show is I thought it was so stupid that air benders weren't the most powerful by far as technically they could be used as a substitute for telekinetic powers and move any solid. Also I'm 100% convinced that half the people in this show secretly cheated.
You have a point. But remember, there were less than a dozen airbenders in the beginning and that number barely grown by series end.
@@ligtningdog6399 7 year old me could not be bothered to take that into account.
I take it that you didn’t see S3 of korra
But earthbending includes telekinesis. And much more powerful one then airbending.
Technically all forms of bending are a form of telekinesis since they all involve moving things with one's mind.
I love the love is war reference nice and subtle 14:06
I agree with you. People think the show is way worse than it actually is. BolinxKorra would've made so much sense and would've been fun. When did people start mispronouncing beau as boo?
Can't believe I just found this channel!!
I liked legend of korra as a kid but now that I think about it I think it’s just my closeted bisexual ass thinking that everyone was hot.
Let's just hope Bryke have learned their lesson and either get someone who's actually capable of writing *good* romance subplots or just leave it be altogether for the new Netflix series- cuz I love both shows but the romance is just the absolute worst in LOK, after not being stellar in A:TLA to begin with
Yeah soo... Netflix apparently wants to make it more "adult" and include more sex and blood in the show apparently, and Bryke and co left the Netflix show, so this doesn't look too good.
15:33
Nux Taku has entered the chat:
“ZA WAAARDOOOO”
6:49. Perfectly described!
XD
honestly i had my issues with lok when i watched it but all in all i liked it
I love this as much as I want a polardog. I really want a polardog to ride around and scratch its ears.
This was great thanks! For all its this show is very special to me. Especially the ending.
Your dialogue are funny as heck.
Why do I find this series of videos funny? It's like an abridged comic series being narrated by a sarcastic guy that witness everything. This is an interesting take on getting your analysis through the audience who have a great sense of humor.
(Whether you love or hate TLOK, it's quite interesting to analyze for your own enjoyment)
I think this show Being stupid is what makes it one of the best for him to summarize
"Steampunk Ninjas"
Bruh I died-
And thats how much i will watch of legend of korra
I don't take myself *too* seriously, and neither should you.
OMG I'm LOL and Mako finds out that Korra is gonna steal his girl!!! XDD I died!!! The chemistry part in the race track, also! XDD I love your videos!!!
I didn't mind the show, but this was so much better
oh i can tell i'm going to enjoy this. thanks Sarcastic Chorus
The thumbnail is the best ive ever seen
Bolin = earth bending sokka
Kuvira = metal bending Ozai
Lyn beifong = earth bending mai
Asami = bi suki
Tenzin = daddy Aang
So glad I'm not the only one who thought Korra's mother was on something
Bro the reason LoK has such god awful love triangles hindering the actual plot and snuffs the possibility of having a wholesome gang like Atla is because of Bryke lol. They literally wanted to pull the same shit with Aang, Katara and Toph, but the headwriter Aaron and Liz Ehasz vehemently opposed the idea. They were also behind Toph, Azula, Iroh's character and Zuko's arc.
Unfortunately LoK didn’t have the Ehasz duo in their team, thus the catastrophe.
I mean Amon’s meeting is as close to a tiki torch meeting as you can get without a cross on fire lol
I love this show. It got me into the Avatar Fandom and helped me realize I'm bi. I don't care what everyone else says, this show was great.
AngieWinchester338 I also love the show even if it does have some flaws but the korra is a Mary Sue thing was always so stupid to me because in the original avatar azula could easily firebend as a baby but korra the avatar doing that is forced ? two words double standards
Carla Carrero Azula trained for her power she was a prodigy one of the episodes showed her training to bend lightning . Korra did train yes but what is bullshit is her bending 3 elements at like the age of 5 that’s stupid because it is out of no where and impossible because every avatar had to train to bend all 4 but kira can already bend at the age of 5 aang knew he was the avatar before he trained but he couldn’t bend fire water or earth at all.Kora breaks the rules of bending of that alone.
Carla Carrero Not saying you and the other guy can’t love the show but the flaws are there and not a double standard cuz azula and Korra are written very differently
...it really wasn't. what it did for you was great (seriously, it's awesome that this helped you find yourself) but the show itself was mediocre at best and infuriating at worst, especially with it being The Last Airbender's direct successor.
@@rafabuda0 All evidence to the contrary. It's funny how haters keep trashing the show but can never bring legitimate reasons for why it's bad. It has flaws, yes, but not enough to outweigh the good quality.
Loved the Love Is War transition.
Your version of the love triangles is the best
Sir, you keep getting funnier and funnier. Stay safe out there.
That was a hilarious interpretation and I love it! And I admittedly was a little attracted to Korra because how awesome, tough, and great of a fighter she was; and it was kind of funny to see how much of an opposite she was to Aang. I say throughout the seasons the improvements on the combat & variety of villains were the only things better then the original. Although I have to admit I do like season 2 with its nostalgic flashback animation and a journey to the spirit world was pretty cool!