The Legend of Korra
Avatar Korra, a headstrong, rebellious, feisty young woman who continually challenges and breaks with tradition, is on her quest to become a fully realized Avatar. In this story, the Avatar struggles to find balance within herself.
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Episodes
Korra, the new Avatar, travels to Republic city to start her Airbending training.
Against Tenzin's prohibition, a frustrated Korra sneaks out to visit the pro-bending sports arena.
Korra attempts to infiltrate the Equalist movement and learn more about its mysterious leader.
Korra becomes part of Councilman Tarrlok's task force which aims to rid Republic City of the Equalists.
As Asami steals Mako's heart, Korra struggles to express her feelings for Mako and also at the same time Bolin tries to win Korra's heart by being bra...
Korra and the Fire Ferrets are in the pro-bending championship, but will the Equalists allow the game to go on?
Korra suspects that an ally is working with the Equalists.
Korra faces off with Councilman Tarrlok as Equalist activity continues to rise in Republic City.
After being imprisoned by Tarrlok, Korra attempts to analyze the mysterious visions she has been having. Meanwhile, Tenzin, Lin, Mako, Bolin and Asami...
The Equalists begin their attack on Republic City.
Korra goes undercover as the war between benders and non-benders intensifies.
The duel between Amon and Korra - will Korra be powerful enough to beat Amon?
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8 years ago
Art style, fight scenes, music, the show's production is great. But the series' story wasn't, starting from its characters - Korra's unwillingness to learn, Mako reduced to a side character, Bolin the tryhard funnyman, and Asami the Mary Sue- all throughout. Plots were resolved dramatically with asspulls and the villains were bland. The Legend of Korra wasted its potential to be the successful series after ATLA.
1 year ago
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Season 1:
Season 1 overall I think is a decent start, unlike the predecessor, Korra did seasonal villains. Which honestly did not work, in this case Amon is fine and I did actually like the plot line. I was hoping we would go deeper into the aftermath when Amon fell, but that sadly never came. However, during the season he was a big threat and I felt like he had good reasons to start the cult. In some scenes I felt a bit sympathetic towards him but, this show really loves it’s twist.
He ended up being a bender and I feel like his character got weaker once we learned that he was just after power. I liked him better when he was doing something to benefit the people, as he felt more human but had his flaws. Now he is just a super villain.
Moving onto our main cast, I will get straight to the point the love triangle was horrible. It isn’t as bad as the next season, but man it was hard to watch at points. Korra as a character is interesting, she is honestly like every teenager ever. We have all been angry and frustrated, I did relate to her in that capacity. It was frustrating to watch because lets be honest who liked their teenager self, but she is slowly starting to change her ways.
The rest of the avatar gang are all kind of surface level characters. We don’t get as much depth as I would have hoped, don’t get me wrong we got a good introduction to them but there isn’t much development to their character. Tenzin was interesting even though I mainly saw him as a side character, I feel he had some slight changes towards the end of season. Such as, learning that there newer and maybe better methods to teach bending.
Overall I wished we actually got more time with pro-bending as I really wanted to see just how different from the traditional method it is.
Now for the elephant in the room, that ending was just not it. Giving Korra her bending back was such a big mistake, considering what season 2 is about, this would have...
