Thread 149680354

>“Wait, it’s just you? Where are the other Avatars?”
Imagine having the one person who created all your problems be your sole guide lmao

They've GOT to have figured out a way to bring the past lives back, right? They wouldn't actually just let that horrible decision from LOK stand, would they?

you ever notice how Roku is the only old Avatar

>>149680354 (OP)
Did Korra ever make the right choice?

>>149680411
Book two as a while was a horrible decision. It's a miracle people still kept watching after that.

As long as Korra gets the shit she deserves

>>149680354 (OP)
>the one person who created all your problems be your sole guide lmao
Yeah it's called having parents anon.

>>149680449
Indirectly saved mako from a doomed relationship.

>>149680453
they didn't, why do you think it got tossed onto Nick's website for free instead of being allowed to air on television

>>149680354 (OP)
Dykes really do ruin everything

>>149680453
people are fascinated by car/train wrecks.

>>149680354 (OP)
It’s not like the previous avatars were any good. They were all assholes.

>>149680471
Wait for real? Damn it was THAT bad huh?

>>149680354 (OP)
Wow, I totally forgot Korra got the link severed. What the fuck. How is the new Avatar gonna talk to Aang and past lives?

>>149680438
Wasn't even like he was the only one to live to old age, Kyoshi was 230 when she died. Bro just decided "I am spiritually old"

>>149680354 (OP)
I feel sorry for the Avatar who has to deal with Vaatu blowing their back out.

>>149680479
Stfu

>>149680509
This mofo and ravas existence DESTROYED avatar.

>>149680354 (OP)
When's this coming out and will Pavi speak with an not!Indian accent??

>>149680449
>Aang is calm, wise, hesitant but kind-hearted and struggles with having to take a life. Does his best to make the right decision
>Korra is an out-of-control emotional lunatic who does whatever she feels like even if it's what the villain wants.
W...were the writers just really sexist so as soon as they were writing a woman they made her worse than her male counterpart?
Hell, Toph was great but Toph was originally a boy. Maybe that's the only reason she was great.

>>149680449
She hooked up with best girl Asami.
About the one good decision she ever made.

>>149680528
Correct.

>>149680354 (OP)

>We had a difference of opinion so now I'm the only one that still exists. I expect you'll be much more reasonable. Right? RIGHT?

>>149680589
I wish they didn’t skip the letters. They are such a cute couple.

>>149680536
I always felt like they just wanted to make Korra like the anti-Aang and completely opposite of him.
Like even most of Korra's enemies could have been solved with diplomatically talking to them if Aang was the Avatar dealing with them, while Korra in his shoes would have been gungho about fistfighting Ozai and wouldn't hesitate to murk the fucker and need no deus ex lion-turtle spiritbending shit.

>>149680455
Won’t happen. We’re supposed to act like Korra did the right choice in end and that Korrasami was totally organic and planned.

>>149680536
They wanted Korra to be Aang's antithesis. He was the reluctant hero, she was "I'm the Avatar, you gotta deal with it!"
Aang had a much more consistent character arc, growing into the role of the Avatar and shouldering the responsibility. It was a very grounded and human story, magical element powers aside.

The biggest problem for Korra was, the writers didn't want to let her stay grown. Korra would do something stupid and then get a chance to learn from it and settle herself down. But then just an episode or two later, she's back to acting like the dumbass hothead that got her in trouble before. And that was just season 1.
By season 2, they added all this poorly-written mythology and Korra fucks things up by breaking the barriers between spirits and letting them run wild on the human world.
The dialogue kept talking about the past being a time when humans and spirits lived in harmony yet we're shown a world where humans have to live in cities on top of the dragon turtles for protection from the spirits and get their bending to protect them from the hostile cunts.
And when Korra allows spirits into the human world, they're just as destructive as they were in the past with Juan. Yes, I know it's supposed to be Wan, but fuck it.
>>149680453
Zaheer was a good villain and made season 3 worthwhile. Season 4 managed to be even stupider than 2.

So since the avatar reincarnates, and Roku, Aang, and that water tribe guy who got punked by Koh all had wives, does the avatar have a spiritual harem built up over hundreds of generations? Or is each incarnation distinct enough that they all exist in spirit-space individually?

Korra who? Avatar never had a sequel series, what are you smoking?

>>149680723
They're each their own entity, no longer an actual reincarnation of the previous, but a new being born as a vessel for Vaava who connects the spirits of the past vessels.

>>149680674
>could have been solved with diplomatically talking to them
So why didn't any of the adults in the room try that?
The council didn't ask for Amon to air his grievances in public and no marches for equal rights were made during season 1.
Unalaq just took his modern navy wanting to espouse traditional spiritual leanings to return to spirituality while aiming cannons at the sister tribe.
Zaheer only sat and talked with others so as to distract them and hone in on their location so his group to take point.
Kuvira was the only one ready to talk but that was more for demands since when she did appear with the nation's leaders she just said she was gonna keep on going and Raiko just shrugged.

>>149680449
brought back the airbenders?

>Aang had to deal with a global conflict spurred on by the wanton ambition of the son of the man who genocided his people with no time to mourn his loss and forced to accept his duty with his personal feelings framed as a burden
>Korra has to deal with the emergence of enterprise capitalism and the legitimate burden of the working class with her personal feelings framed as sacrosanct despite her being a sheltered shut in with no knowledge of the outside world deliberately kept ignorant of modern advances

>>149680838
she didn't even do that intentionally, and the decision that led to it also directly lead to the spirit apocalypse

>>149680354 (OP)
Korra's story is sad. She was dumb and groomed to be even dumber by everyone around her, and also just happened to have an evil uncle who also groomed her then popped her spirit cherry, defiling the Avatar cycle for the rest of eternity. Despite her best efforts, she is just dumb. It makes me sad.

>>149680881
I wish Korea’s story was that deep, but the whole industrial revolution thing was just a glorified aesthetic.

>>149680881
She had a stressful previous incarnation

>>149680881
When the fuck has Korra ever had capitalism as its main issue? First season was about Bender/Non-bender equality, second was spirit shut, third was anarchy, and fourth was nationalism.

>>149681037
Yes, despite one of the seasons literally connecting the spirit world to the physical plane nothing about them clashing was ever really brought up and instead we got some lame authoritarianism analogue with a giant robot.
God forbid the show with Chinese aesthetics bring up cultural and spiritual destruction at the hands of rapid industrial and moderation that literally and figuratively pollutes the land and people it involves.

>>149680674
ATLA was fundamentally a quest to find the best and brightest around the world and get them to stop being stubborn isolationist assholes and work together. The Gaang's abilities came in handy all the time, and the fact they all had different approaches meant that when they met someone who wasn't receptive to Aang's pacifist idealism, Katara/Sokka could step in and try a different tack. By show's end Aang had a team full of different methods, attitudes, and abilities.

Korra on the other hand just had two useless dorks and an industrialist's daughter of suspect allegiance.

>>149681150
modernization. Fuck.
>>149681140
Dud the first season introduced a modern city where all aspects of the Avatar setting had been commoditized in order to create production and fuel industry while class divisions had led to physical conflict between the bourgeois and the proletariat

>>149680354 (OP)
I gave up on Korra right after Season 1. If you couldn't figure out by the time Korra figured out Airbending mid-fight All last show Bryke wanted bending to be something to pop on the fly in a big fight and they finally get their way and it's the fucking trash everyone knew it was that's on you. This show was only ever good for porn.

>>149680354 (OP)
They're setting up the Anti-Avatar, anon
Someone who gets their powers from the souls whose identities were erased

>>149681338
>This show was only ever good for porn.
yeah but it's REALLY good at it.

>>149681338
>This show was only ever good for porn.

I don't know about you but if I was a showrunner and that's what everyone said about my show my sorry ass would never let that down.

>>149681150
>>149681265
>Seven Havens is China begging for aid from the US after Mao's cultural revolution failed to improve quality of life or properly industrialize

>>149680674
>Like even most of Korra's enemies could have been solved with diplomatically talking to them if Aang was the Avatar dealing with them
I really doubt that.

>>149681037
It sucks, because to me one of the legitimately interesting things brought up in season 2/3 of ATLA was the idea that the Fire Nation legitimately was culturally and technologically advanced in ways worth exporting. They had better technology, a large and relatively mobile middle class, greater social freedoms. But by using that to justify supremacy and conquest, the FN ended up inhibiting the spread and development of their ideas, and blinded themselves to what the other nations had to offer.

I would have loved to see Korra grapple with that kind of thing. The old feudal culture of the Earth kingdom gradually being overtaken by the modernized fusion culture of the former colonies, the reaction against that by those who are traumatized by the 100 years war and still see it as Fire Nation imperialism. The clashes between those who are eager to take advantage of the new ways vs the traditionalists who see it as a threat to their way of life, and between the new capitalist class vs the workers and technicians.

But instead we just got benders vs non, which doesn't really hold up as an analogy considering that it was already established in ATLA that bending isn't correlated with social status and that non-bending families can have bender kids. And then the rest of the show was spirit stuff, which was always the least interesting part of Avatar.

Bring back the other Avatars.
Retcon Rava and Vatu.

There. Fixed your franchise, bro.

>>149681464
Honestly it's more that most of them wouldn't exist in the first place.
The equalists, sure, that's a problem Aang might have to debate and ultimately use force on.

But then you get to Unalaq and that's where the problems start; see, Aang lacks the familial connection to be exploited, and Aang is spiritual while Korra was not, and Aang could astral project into the spirit world and do all that stuff Korra couldn't. There is zero reason to believe Aang would get tricked by Unalaq, be unable to handle the spirit stuff on his own, or that he would open the spirit portals.

And without the spirit portals opening? Zaheer never gets airbending and he never escapes prison. Not to mention Zaheer's whole thing about being an air-weaboo would run into a brick wall of an *actual* living airbender with memories of their culture being able to say "No dumbass you're grossly misinterpreting our beliefs on freedom".

And without Zaheer killing the Earth Queen, the earth kingdom never gets destabilized, which means Kuvira never has to unite them.

Korra created 3 out of her 4 antagonists by trusting Unalaq and leaving the portals open.

Asami going back to war profiteering was the icing on the cake.

>>149681689
Series*

>>149680509
I was recipient to season 1 and expected season 2 to be even better, but this fucker ruined the show forever. There’s no fixing it without a retcon.

>>149680881
>Aang had to deal with a global conflict spurred on by the wanton ambition of the son of the man who genocided his people with no time to mourn his loss and forced to accept his duty with his personal feelings framed as a burden
Tbf I think that's an actual flaw of ATLA, that Aang's feelings about his long lost culture or the genocide is only really explored in like the second episode of the entire series. The rest of the time it's framed as him being a boomer who needs to get with the times (Northern Air Temple) or an obstacle that gets in the way of his Hollywood romance (Aang abandoning his spiritual journey to save Katara).

>>149680589
If the new series doesn't have a flashback scene of Asami and Korra raping each other's assholes with the biggest strap-on ever made then it's an automatic 1/10.

>>149681816
remind me what she did exactly

>>149680354 (OP)
I think it'd be interesting if it turned out that Korra died relatively young and all of her supporting cast was still alive and kicking.

>>149681265
>between the bourgeois and the proletariat
Why are you forcing your marxist dog shit into this? One of Korra’s main Allie’s is a girl who is the daughter of a ceo and then subsequently becomes a ceo and two are literal street orphans. There is no class war bullshit in Korra. The first season is about the imbalance between benders and non benders. Never is their economic status brought up and Amon gets support from Asami’s father. I don’t know why you felt the need to double down on this?

>>149680354 (OP)
Desu i think that is a very good set up for an interesting plot and can even turn korra into a good character

>>149680536
>>149680717

>>149683514
>even turn korra into a good character
HAHAHA!!!
no.

>>149680411
They'll probably do something like that.
But they shouldn't.
The best thing they could do is quadruple down on everything being Korra's fault.
>Oh, you thought Korra was misunderstood by the stupid laypeople? That nothing was her fault and she made the best decisions possible to mitigate the fallout?
>WRONG.
>Not only did korra directly induce the apocalypse through a sustained and staggering chain of godawful decisions, but she feels no regret for her numerous errors and failure to stop the destruction of the world. In fact, she believes that everyone is being ungrateful and should be kissing her ass for trying her best!

>>149680411
I'd like to imagine that the past aren't gone forever but are just disconnected. And can be reconnected by finding them in the physical world/spirit world.
It would certainly give the new avatar a reason to explore the world.

>>149683537
Korra does have dumb kid problems that she solves like a big dumb kid.
But she also has to deal with adult problems.
That she solves like a big dumb kid.

>>149680528
True.
Absolutely retarded addition.

>>149683660
>new avatar manages to restore the past lives
>first thing they do is not to fix problems or bring back balance
>but instead all of them have collectively tell korra off and effectively bully her into not being such a little shit
It would be kino.

>>149683980
I didn’t like Korra, but that’s the shittiest draft I’ve ever seen. Never cook again.

I feel like a lot of people kinda missed the point behind the show. Maybe they wanted more like a comedy adventure like the first one. Korra definitely had a lot of mature ideas and it kinda flew over a lot of people’s heads.

>>149684076
It’s how you deal with narcissistic manchildren. You need to bully them and let them know that they’re wrong on a massive scale otherwise they will just find cope holes to burrow into.

>>149684089
The show in of itself avoids mature themes by writing cop outs for Korra. Like what if Amon was actually just some dude that was abused by benders and learned advanced chi blocking? What the fuck the fuck was she going to do? Then? Not to mention the who bender inequality angle is never really shown? You see some kids fuck up a restaurant but you don’t see how nonbenders have it harder or are discriminated. It’s a show that pretended to present mature issues but could not deliver.

>>149680438
My headcanon is because Roku died knowing what Sozin was going to do after he stabbed him in the back he was never able to move on from that moment and his spirit became stuck in that moment. Other avatars where able to die in peace and their spirits reflect the times they were most at leace

>>149684154
See. This is what I mean. You say there are mature ideas presented but never explored, and I think it’s been explored throughly. Maybe it’s been a while since you’ve watched the show. I highly recommend it.

>>149684260
You’re not explaining why you think this and are just claiming it to be the case while I have explained the issue in detail. Not to mention you haven’t actually said how I’m wrong here. Why do you have to do this? Why do you feel the need to enter situations where you end up just end up looking foolish?

>>149681464
Yep. Korra probably would've been killed or captured in the initial fire nation attacks. She wouldn't have run away after learning she's the avatar and she would have run head first into the first group of comet powered fire nation soldiers not knowing, or refusing to listen about the steroid effect the comet had on fire benders. The war would've been over in minutes if Korra was around.

>>149684260
>I highly recommend it.
Ew, no.

That the writers really had Korra's and every subsequent avatar's connection to the previous avatars cut off due to what happened in the second season is legit one of the bravest decisions I have ever seen writers make. Good on them for having the guts to pull it off.

>>149684310
Hello attention whore, here is a (You) there see you got some attention. Does that fill the gaping void? Does it provide you the temporary hit of dopamine that you need due to your brain being fried from social media? Does me saying this upset you? Does it make you unhappy to see this aspect of you described? Will you say that it’s all just trolling for engagement? Or will you lie and say you’re being sincere? Or will you simply pretend not to care?

Honestly, it’s all Katara’s fault for isolating Korra from the rest of the world. She literally had to sneak out to live her life. She’s always been a controlling bitch and she did her most damage with Korra.

>>149683660
I think that'd actually be great as a story. Provided Korra actually learns she was wrong in the end, its like the inverse of the spirits teaching the living person something.

A story where the new Avatar is trying to drop some knowledge on the Old Avatar, but neither knows what should be done, so they need to go on an adventure and find out. That'd be a really fun story.

>>149684334
> Hello attention whore, here is a (You) there see you got some attention. Does that fill the gaping void?

What the fuck

>>149684346
Don’t be a faggot and this won’t happen.

It's weird how angry people are that Korra wasn't a Mary Sue.

>>149680354 (OP)
God korra was so shit even korrasami was done horribly

>>149680354 (OP)
>>149680411
My guess is that whatever caused the apocalypse is somehow connected to the past, before Korra's time, and part of the new avatar's journey is tonre-establish the avatar line so she can learn what that connection is. Korra is useless here because she lost the connection to her past lives before she could learn anything important.

Aang is probably gonna show up and is gonna be treated as a moment of triumph.

>>149684377
I really doubt it. I know people want to see Aang again but he already had too much influence in Korra and it will be even worse if he shows up again in the third one

>>149684372
>didn’t read the letters

>>149684365
I think it’s just one or two schizos. Korra is loved outside of 4chan.

>>149684411
A few letters don’t suddenly fix a terrible relationship. Zutara was better and that wasn’t even canon

>>149680354 (OP)
>Imagine having the one person who created all your problems be your sole guide lmao
To be fair, each previous Avatar was basically responsible for the sociopolitical issues and dilemmas that their successors would face. Aang mainly consulted Roku, the guy who essentially let the Hundred Year War happen, throughout the original show.

>>149684377
>>149684400
The apocalypse is implied to have been caused by the spirits getting really pissed about the technology, the leak description said that spirits were running rampant throughout the world and they would one of the enemies the new Avatar will face on her journey.

>>149684400
Aang's legacy is what's felt but we see very little of Aang himsef outside of flashbacks. Aang's spirit was only in the show twice because Korra sucked at being spiritual and then Korra lost her connection almost immediately. Like imagine if Korra wasn't a spiritual autist just enough so she could talk to Aang and actually listen to his advice. 90% of Korra's problems would've been solved. Part of the avatar connection is to give the current avatar advice and guidance and context to how past events shaped the worlds current state. Severing the connection was another short sighted attempt by the TLOK writers to further isloate Korra and make her struggle at the expense of the show's lore because they geniunely believed it would make her a more compelling character.

They don't need to repeat that mistake again.

>>149680354 (OP)
lmao

>>149684467
Then maybe one of the past avatars had dealt with this spirit and defeated it. Either way I think the apocalypse and who was behind or how it was carried out is gonna be either not gonna be fully shown or is widely misunderstood in the show itself untill a past avatar, Korra or another avatar assuming they re-establish the connection, she'd light on what really happened. They kind of have to of they wanna clear Korra's name. If it was something Korra or her friends understood and could explain i doubt she would have been blamed for causing the apocalypse

>>149684518
>Her tum
ToT

>>149680354 (OP)
They should have sex

>>149684372
I still remember the fact they went on a honeymoon while the world is still fixing the spirit problem

>>149684659
Makes sense. All of Korea’s troubles came from trying to fix the world. She should’ve just focused on being an athlete and left the politics to some other asshole.

>>149680453
Remember that Giant Robots are the only problem with Fascism.

After season 1 explaining that Amon's ability was actually water bending, I'm surprised anybody had any decent expectations from the writing after that point.

>>149680354 (OP)
I hate Korra, she's a useless woman who can't win unless the script is on her side, I mean, Amon could make Korra's heart explode, but he just keeps paralyzing her.

>>149684284
And this is EXACTLY what makes Korra a million times more interesting character than Aang.

>>149684301
Chud

>>149680509
I never saw season 2. Why does everyone hate it ?

>>149680354 (OP)
>original installment in franchise is best
>all subsequent installments become worse
>they also become insular and distinctly separate, rejecting association with the original as if out of spite
What is this phenomenon called?
You don't just see it in cartoons, it's in video games and film franchises too.

>>149680509
>I feel sorry for the Avatar who has to deal with Vaatu blowing their back out.
>A haggard looking 25-year old Nisha comes back from yet another rough session with Vaatu
>Someone's gotta keep him pacified

>>149684975
Because it started off as a fairly interesting political intrigue type deal and that was all thrown by the wayside so we could have giant "whoamg the world is ending" stakes, after which all of the prior issues were magically solved by beating the big scary monster and never discussed again.

>>149683660
>should be kissing her ass
I would just like to go on record saying that I would love to kiss her ass. French kiss even.

>Pavi channels Korra
>Korra acknowledges some of her bad decisions was part of what led to the world's current situation
>Still spent a long time trying to fix what went wrong before dying
>Doesn't actually care about dying in infamy for her own sake, having grown past her "I'm the avatar, you gotta deal with it" thing long ago
>Does still feel bad about the position it puts Pavi in
Would it work?
The assumption here is that Korra lived past the actual cataclysm into relative old age. 9 years seem a short time for the world to become the way it is.

>>149684518
This fanart is way more aligned with ATLA's visual identity than any of the official promo images I have seen. The color palette is much better.

>>149680589
>Cardboard cutout who does nothing of note during the entire series besides providing lesbo-bait
>Best girl
C’mon now

>>149680354 (OP)
Korra will probably be revealed to have done the right thing and gotten scapegoated.

>>149684992
Catching lightning in a bottle with ideas that you thoroughly planned, and once it’s proven to be immensely popular, the desire to strike the iron while it’s still hot with half-baked ideas you made on the spot.

>>149684467
She could connect to past lives one by one dealing with these spirits. Monster of the week style like the ATLA episode with the forest panda. Save Aang or Korra for a finale, meet Kuruk and Yangchen in places they used to live and get their help with the spirit problem, or bending lessons.

I liked to think the sounds of Spirit Realm lesbian sex lured Kyoshi over and with her help Korra was able to find the rest of her past lives and staple them back onto Raava.

>>149684975
Introducting new boring characters. LOTS AND LOTS of retconning to the point it damages the series. Gone on forbfor too long

>>149680354 (OP)
If the new avatar is an earthbender, can anyone explain why she has a peg leg, and doesn't just bend a rock foot that would be a lot more dexterous than a block of wood?

>>149681265
Korra is on the side of capitalism, if anything. She performs counter-revolutionary work and is personal friends with two fabulously wealthy business tycoons that supply arms to both sides.

>>149680411
>>149680354 (OP)
Probably an unpopular opinion, but the Avatar line should have been lost when Aang was killed by Azula. No I don't care about any special healing water. You died in the Avatar state buddy.

>>149684340
The one water bender Avatar who Aang spoke to was also a huge fuck up. Honestly mentor Korra sounds interesting especially if she is trying to help fix the Avatar cycle.

>'What would you do Avatar Korra?"
>"Well I'd free all the spirits but don't listen to me I fucked up the Avatar Cycle."

>>149686222
Maybe she is undertrained. Or shit is so fucked bending talent is a shell of it's former self. Or she learns it over the course if the series. Or she gets a Water Leg she uses as a whip.

I dunno.

>>149684518
If this actually happens, I'd be happy. Still gonna pass on it though. I agree with >>149685694 and there's no way they spent any time planning things out the way they did with AtLA (it wasn't perfect but LoK was SHIT). Korra was a mess and this new story's gonna be more so because it has to build on top of LoK as its foundation. You can't salvage Korra's story much less forge a new story out of it.

Lots of people accusing Korra of breaking the avatar cycle and killing the previous incarnations, but they all seem to forget that Raava was forced out of Korra and whipped like a nigga in a cotton field. It’s not like it was her choice and not like the previous avatars would have necessarily fared better.

Even leaving the spirit gates open isn’t that bad. The world has survived well before they were sealed. One could even argue that it encourages human civilization to become more attuned with nature and balance itself instead of being consumed by industrialization.

>>149680354 (OP)
So how is it Korra's fault, again? Seriously, the shit she was going up against was kind of unique.

>>149686567
1. The whole thing is Korra's fault for trusting a guy she doesn't know, not listening to warnings, and fighting without a plan.

2. The world was a mess before the portals closed and humanity was nearly wiped out.

>>149686585
She left the portals open instead of closing them.

>>149680411
desu I would personally roll with while they can’t contact the previous avatars directly for guidance, they can still see through the memories of Korra because she went through the avatar state which represents the cumulative experience of all previous avatars

>>149686713
1. For trusting family, and trying to fill in the avatar shoes after being sheltered most her life by restoring balance and spirituality, which she lacked experience due to aforementioned sheltered life

2. The world wasn’t a mess. It was balanced. What it was was unsuitable for human life, or rather civilization. Granted spirits were dicks who messed with humans, but before Wan no human was shown to ever display qualities of respecting nature and spirits… with the exception of the proto air nomads who spirits were pretty chill with.

>>149686375
The avatar losing their connection to past avatar lives but staying alive was something TLOK introduced. It was never considered a possibility in ATLA because it was something that was a result of the avatar's high spiritual nature and not something that could be physically ripped out of an avatar because that's a stupid fucking idea.

>>149680717
I don't get why people thought Zaheer was a good villain, his motivation was legitimately retarded "all government and civilization is le bad" makes zero sense.

>>149684975
>doubles down on the dumb romance crap that no one liked from the first season
>characters act extra retarded in general
>a bunch of retcons for how both spirits and the Avatar works to make it even dumber
>introduces the "Dark Avatar"
>ends in a retarded giant glowing kaiju battle
Korra was kinda shit and lacked direction from the very beginning but season 2 made it completely unsalvageable

>>149684992
Subversive self-sabotage.
They create an IP that could last 100 years then deconstruct it, subvert expectations and write themselves into a dead-end in the second entry. Mental sickness.

How did they know that getting killed in the avatar state would lose all connection to the previous avatars?

>>149684365
>>149684422
That's such an incredibly disingenuous read of people's problem with Korra. I love flawed characters but you need to keep them internally consistent and and have them actually grow as characters. Korra was just a shitty person that never really learned anything, constantly fucked up in entirely avoidable ways, and didn't really get any sort of punishment for it beyond moping about it briefly in the final season (which surprise, surprise, she learned jack shit from after she got over it). The writing in general for the show was borderline schizophrenic. It was mostly serial compared to TLA's episodic story but managed to say even less. It's not even just Korra, none of the side characters had any real depth to them either.

>>149680354 (OP)
You think somewhere Aang and everyone else are just chilling thinking
>Wow, Korra hasn't called us in years. Guess she doesn't need our help

>>149684422
No it isn't. People are constantly dragging the show and korra on twitter and the fact that almost all post show content is from the ATLA era and its characters with tlko barely getting acknowledged. There have been 27 ATLA comics released since the show ended. TLOK has had 7. It's not just fans that don't like Korra, nick itself sees ATLA and Aang as the face of fhe franchise and the real money maker and Korra is only ever included as an accessory to ATLA amd never it's own thing.

>>149688033
>>149688179
>two replies to a day old post

Very organic.

>>149688929
uh-huh

>>149688929
Schizoid nigger

Honey, look! A small group of outcasted adults on one of our zoo planets are overanalyzing their childhood shows again!

>>149680354 (OP)
>the avatar this time around is a 9 year old girl
I will now watch your show.
No matter how it turns out I doubt it can ever be worse than the absolute abortion that was The Legend of Korra.

>>149690458
Based ToT chad

>>149684334
Wow. You're an actual autistic faggot!

>>149687816
It's how Americans understand anarchism. Same with how the equalists represent communism

>>149684334
I want to try to be nice, I want to give people a chance, but no; everybody I have ever come across who did not like The Legend of Korra, time and again; always turns out to be a subhuman cretin!

Look at this fucking post and just try to tell me this motherfucker isn't mentally ill! Tell me this cretinous faggot deserves to be treated with dignity and respect! Tell me he has ANY value at all as a human being!

There is just no saving these scum! There just isn't a single critic of The Legend of Korra who so much as deserves to be recognized as human; nevermind have his faggot drivel heeded and listened to!

>>149680717
Prime example of the problem with avatards: they fundamentally do not understand the concept of a character flaw.

>>149691831
"much character flaws" is not an excuse for shitty writing. Aang had characters flaws, Sokka had character flaws, the difference was they actually saw consequences for their actions and actually grew as characters. Honestly my single biggest criticism of TLA was that the ending was such a copout and basically gave Aang everything he wanted without any personal sacrifice. It really was an omen of things to come, Korra is pretty much all written as badly as TLA's ending if not worse.