Hmmm a bit, but I only find this love-triangle quite fast. Most of us probably saw it coming, but it really came quite fast. Of course the amount of planned episodes is limited, so they can't start building it up at the same speed as in The Last Airbender.
That's a bit too harsh. The animation is just awesome, but I both like the plot and the characters. Yes the plot goes quite fast, but I still like it. The biggest problem here is to avoid repetition, but on the other side if there is nothing that reminds you of the original series, you can loose interest too, so they have to find something in between.
So I love the idea of air-bending problem as it was something that was already present in the original series, but it was never solved. It was on the back of our minds, but it didn't had any relevance to the war itself. So it remained an unsolved problem and now they continue with that. I also love the conflict between benders and non-benders, it's clearly still the same world, but as time passes, the contents of the world changes too. As someone who studies history, I really like it how they show new times, new problems, but still the same world.
Same with the characters. One one hand they are similar, on the other hand they are completely different. While again was always quite humble of being the Avatar and avoiding physical conflict, Korra is very straightforward about it. But both of them really have that mischievous side. Same with Boling and Sokka. They both bring a comic relieve, but still they have quite the different personalities. I really don't want to get something like in Pokémon where they have extremely stereotypical characters and a repetitive plot.
Interesting read, though too short.
I would guess the finals of the pro-bending tournament.
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