[TV] The Legend of Korra - Page 154

On September 07 2012 07:19 Zergneedsfood wrote:


At that point you're just justifying how shallow she is, not defending that she isn't.

And the fact that the show doesn't even remotely explain why she's so brain dead to the fact that the Avatar's job is more than just bending is testament to how little I buy the argument. People have been trying to teach Korra that she can't ignore her spiritual side, but she just doesn't listen. That's not getting a standard 16 years of development, that's just not listening to your elders like every other 16 year old out there.

In other words, all of her training was centered around "Yes, you bend well, but that's not what the Avatar is all about you know. There's a spiritual side that you're ignoring."

Korra goes "Yeah whatever."

Then, when she actually loses that bending, she suddenly feels like the world owes her something because she's been ignoring the spiritual side all along and without even taking a single iota of effort to try to learn about the spiritual side, she's given instant gratification by Aang, who gives her back her Avatar powers even though she's barely done anything to deserve it.

On September 15 2012 15:21 Supamang wrote:

I dont remember much. Did she actually say her bending is what makes her a human?

On October 06 2012 14:57 ore0z wrote:
I decided to post this here
The third part of "The Promise" was released Sept. 26th
It's about the gap between the first Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra
It also sets the way for Zuko's upcoming comic "The Search," about his journey to find his mother with Azula making an appearance.

Good comic

On February 09 2013 06:57 CCa1ss1e wrote:
Finished watching the first book.. was pretty good. Been a couple years since I saw the original series, but, I think I liked aang's team and their story a bit more.

Kind of teared up at the conclusion, hope you guys did too. I can see why it was intended to end there, seemed perfect.

Will check out the rest though.

:D

On February 09 2013 07:04 Zergneedsfood wrote:


Why?

On February 09 2013 07:19 CCa1ss1e wrote:


Well, I read on wikipedia that it was originally conceived as just the 12 episodes. I was worried for a bit when Korra lost her bending, thinking we'd have to wait until the next book. I wasn't sure when the new books were announced and I wondered if they slightly changed the final episode into a cliffhanger. In the end, it was restored and she began realizing her avatar powers. Just seemed like a fitting way to end the 12 episodes, if indeed it they were to stop there.

On February 09 2013 22:44 sabas123 wrote:

wrong

they are making 3 more seasons and the next one was planned for Q2 if not mistaken, and would be called "spirit"

On February 09 2013 22:46 HoLe wrote:
Watched the first half of the first season of avatar. Determined on my own that it was without a doubt a show for small children or babies.

This is my reaction to a lot of anime, almost all of it, in fact. It's an art form that deeply confuses and frustrates me.

Sincerely glad I realized how bad Avatar is before I wasted more time on it.

On February 09 2013 22:46 HoLe wrote:
Watched the first half of the first season of avatar. Determined on my own that it was without a doubt a show for small children or babies.

This is my reaction to a lot of anime, almost all of it, in fact. It's an art form that deeply confuses and frustrates me.

Sincerely glad I realized how bad Avatar is before I wasted more time on it.

On February 09 2013 23:08 solidbebe wrote:

You're watching shitty anime