The Legend of Korra

[Pure Water]

Looking back at this show I really did enjoy it but that damn love triangle shyt irritated the fukk out of me. Also, I feel like Korra stayed getting them thumpers put on her. It felt like she always lost battles. I don't know.

I try to enjoy the series for what it is. I wish they were able to commit to a single main plot line like they did with ATLA, but I still really enjoyed this series and I wouldn't be opposed to more.

 

[ALTRUISM]

Amon was scary as f—k.

When he put that fear of god into Korra in their first encounter.

On a related note: Did anyone else associate the Water Tribe with black people growing up?

- The Fire Nation taking, imprisoning, and (realistically) raping and killing the southern tribes waterbenders which felt akin to real-world colonial slavery.
- The North's general attitude towards the South in ATLA & LOK Season 2.
- Iroh's description of the people: "the people of the Water Tribe are capable of adapting to many things, they have a deep sense of community and love that holds them together through anything." - Sounds like black people in a nutshell
- Amon essentially being Pre-Mecca Malcolm X. Saying that non-bender brothers and sisters, I'm here to tell you that I'm charging the Bender Man.

 

[Ironman]

Looking back at this show I really did enjoy it but that damn love triangle shyt irritated the fukk out of me. Also, I feel like Korra stayed getting them thumpers put on her. It felt like she always lost battles. I don't know.

I try to enjoy the series for what it is. I wish they were able to commit to a single main plot line like they did with ATLA, but I still really enjoyed this series and I wouldn't be opposed to more.

Korra went head to head with masters of their crafts and and a literal spirit god and never backed down. Korra is certified out chea in the streets

 

[Real]

Looking back at this show I really did enjoy it but that damn love triangle shyt irritated the fukk out of me. Also, I feel like Korra stayed getting them thumpers put on her. It felt like she always lost battles. I don't know.

I try to enjoy the series for what it is. I wish they were able to commit to a single main plot line like they did with ATLA, but I still really enjoyed this series and I wouldn't be opposed to more.

"Love triangle" was only 1 season

 

[Liu Kang]

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And just after that Zaheer the gawd released his earthly tethers and started flying

 

[Pure Water]

"Love triangle" was only 1 season

It lasted throughout the entire series.

 

[Matriarchy Refugee]

When he put that fear of god into Korra in their first encounter.

On a related note: Did anyone else associate the Water Tribe with black people growing up?

- The Fire Nation taking, imprisoning, and (realistically) raping and killing the southern tribes waterbenders which felt akin to real-world colonial slavery.
- The North's general attitude towards the South in ATLA & LOK Season 2.
- Iroh's description of the people: "the people of the Water Tribe are capable of adapting to many things, they have a deep sense of community and love that holds them together through anything." - Sounds like black people in a nutshell
- Amon essentially being Pre-Mecca Malcolm X. Saying that non-bender brothers and sisters, I'm here to tell you that I'm charging the Bender Man.

Am I the only person who didn't associate the water tribe with black people?



I thought it was pretty obvious from the get go that they were based on eskimos/inuit

Yet I'm constantly seeing people suggest otherwise

 

[42 Monks]

Am I the only person who didn't associate the water tribe with black people?



I thought it was pretty obvious from the get go that they were based on eskimos/inuit

Yet I'm constantly seeing people suggest otherwise

I never get why people are so quick to associate random fictional group with african americans...

 

[Rigamortus]

Am I the only person who didn't associate the water tribe with black people?



I thought it was pretty obvious from the get go that they were based on eskimos/inuit

Yet I'm constantly seeing people suggest otherwise

I always saw Water Tribe as inuits. Earth Kingdom as Indian. Fire Nation was Imperial Japan and Air Nation were Tibetan monks.

Don't see how African Americans would fit on a world based upon asian culture.

 

[TheDarceKnight]

Looking back at this show I really did enjoy it but that damn love triangle shyt irritated the fukk out of me. Also, I feel like Korra stayed getting them thumpers put on her. It felt like she always lost battles. I don't know.

I try to enjoy the series for what it is. I wish they were able to commit to a single main plot line like they did with ATLA, but I still really enjoyed this series and I wouldn't be opposed to more.

In hindsight it would’ve been dope if red lotus were the main antagonists, and were always a powerful force lurking behind the scenes, even if smaller villains came and went.

 

[AllHolosEve]

And just after that Zaheer the gawd released his earthly tethers and started flying

I'm still surprised some people watch this & don't understand

 

[Dillah810]

 

[Brandeezy]

And just after that Zaheer the gawd released his earthly tethers and started flying

This one thing that pissed me off about Korra is the fact that she didn't learn how to fly. I was expecting it to happen after she decided to meet with Zaheer in S4 but nope

 

[42 Monks]

This one thing that pissed me off about Korra is the fact that she didn't learn how to fly. I was expecting it to happen after she decided to meet with Zaheer in S4 but nope

the series named two people in its collective history that could fly

 

[Ironman]

This one thing that pissed me off about Korra is the fact that she didn't learn how to fly. I was expecting it to happen after she decided to meet with Zaheer in S4 but nope

That's impossible bruh she got way too many tethers