[Discussion] Legend of Korra Book 2 episodes 11, 12, 13 & 14: Season Finale

[BusinessManTeno]

I think its horrible
I look at the bending between these people and all I can think of is "Pathetic"

Literally. Fire Lord could literally defeat Korra, Mako, his brother, and asami.. AT THE SAME TIME

Fire Lord Could also wipe out the evil spirit. Like.. Im looking at it like.. These little bendings their doing is defeating people and their bending compared to TLA is 2 to 10.. Its sad

Literally. Toph could kill them all.. smh they need to bring back the OP bending I love so much.

 

[Caliburn]

That was quite...brutal. I really hope Korra didn't lose all the past Avatar-lives as it somehow feels like the entire TLA series was just a dream and not real.

Awesome animation, though giant Korra seemed a bit too bright and for crying out loud I've been waiting for the giant Aang statue in Republic city to become alive with glowing eyes and start kicking some ass ever since it was shown in the first episode >.< I really thought it would happen when Vaatu destroyed it.

Loved the Zhao cameo and Bolin's face was just priceless when he was stuck in the ice.

Hopefully this is finally the end of the Korra-Mako-Isami love triangle as I've gotten quite tired of it ~_~

I'm not really sure I like the idea of having a chief in the Southern Water Tribe. I always liked the cultural difference between the North being more rigid and hierarchical and the South more liberal. I'm not sure either I like this idea of having spirits and humans living so close to each other.

I certainly don't like Korra saying that Avatar Wan might have been wrong about closing the Spirital Portal. Get a sense of reality check, humans and spirits were killing each other. Even after fighting his entire life, Wan wasn't able to keep humans at peace, let alone spirits and humans. Things were a lot more different 10 000 years ago then now.

There's also something I don't get, Vaatu was sealed because neither light nor dark can be 'killed'...so what happened now exactly then with Vaatu? I mean when the Avatar dies, he gets reincarnated, shouldn't that then also be the case with the Dark Avatar?

 

[NaruGoku]

[SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

for those of u who haven't seen the finale.. turn away now!

those who have seen it... OMG!! you can't tell me that wasn't one of if the best episodes in the Avatar/Korra franchise!! I just now saw it, and her separation from rava and Tenzin's little girl bringing her back and Korra bending her energy to become a blue giant to have an EPIC showdown with her ANTI-Avatar Uncle... my god... I don't even know what to say. Please tell me there are people out there who feel the same!




btw I really hope i'm not in the wrong section.. technically it's not an anime and I didn't see a "cartoon" section... if this is the wrong place I apologize.. so I put it in the TV section.. hope that's ok

 

[Hipster Madara]

Re: [SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

It as full of asspulls.
it was interesting tho.

 

[Οdin]

Re: [SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

I'll tell you once I download episodes 7-X. (;_; )

 

[NaruGoku]

Re: [SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

It as full of asspulls.
it was interesting tho.

asspulls!? LOL well as long as u liked it u can say that. honestly I don't think so though. the thing is, with this whole show, it feels like lots of info was left out, but that's because of how short it is. so with Korra, you kinda have to go with the flow. I really liked it though, a lot!

 

[Saikyokami]

Re: [SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

wrong section Theres a sub section specifically for korra

 

[NaruGoku]

my bad. I actually did not know that... and I don't know if I can change it.. but whatever it's still TV, LoL but like I said, sorry about that.

for real though, there are NO Korra fans who wanna talk about it?

Look, there was a LOT happening in Korra Season 2, are u guys really telling me u aren't excited for season 3?
we've learned the origins of the first Avatar 10,000 years ago, Korra almost lost her Avatar-ism, gained it back, but now she's the "first" Avatar again cuz she lost her connection to ALL her past lives, there's tons of funny stuff like Bolin and his love, Korra's cousin, LOL they are way too hilarious, we have seen new spiritual powers like sending spirits in the human world back to the spirit world, we've seen now that Korra left the portals open so Humans and Spirits can live together... I mean COME ON.. there's SO much there..

 

[aimop95]

I think its horrible
I look at the bending between these people and all I can think of is "Pathetic"

Literally. Fire Lord could literally defeat Korra, Mako, his brother, and asami.. AT THE SAME TIME

Fire Lord Could also wipe out the evil spirit. Like.. Im looking at it like.. These little bendings their doing is defeating people and their bending compared to TLA is 2 to 10.. Its sad

Literally. Toph could kill them all.. smh they need to bring back the OP bending I love so much.

Ozai was a human. Of course when the Avatar beats down on him it looks OP.

Korra was facing someone with the exact same power level as her. So it wasn't going to look OP.

In any case, the hell did Jinorra do to Vatu? I want an explanation! That's my biggest complaint.

Overall, it was pretty good, but there seemed to be a massive Plot no jutsu with Jinorra doing her light thing with no explanation.

 

[Killer B]

Re: [SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

I really liked it a lot, the whole blue giant thing was a serious asspull though

 

[Form]

Re: [SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

It as full of asspulls.
it was interesting tho.

I agree.

Dem asspulls.

 

[Kagerou]

Re: [SPOILERS] Legend of Korra FTW!

It was good, but the ending kind of dissapointed me..Destroying the Avatar cycle...seriously? .-. , Have the creator forgotten what this series once was?

I don't even know what to say about Korra anymore...

But, the whole season was decent..I'm expecting better things in Book 3.

 

[CDT23]

Good cliff hanger, i hope she gets connection back with the other Avatar. I wished they had kept the fighting in the south, and we get to see Irohs fleet in action. Maybe the Earth and Fire nations intervene too. Its good that the portals are open, I hope they don't ruin it by making this decision. Excited for new season.

 

[Kiiszame]

This new Avatar is totally different from the past one.
The last one was so beautifully put together as Aang grew and met countless people the ultimately let him on his journey.

This season was definitely great, but I wish it was more like the OG avatar in the sense that it has ongoing story that doesnt start anew every season.

The bending wasnt all that great either. It use to have more technique in the past than it does now (You had to train under masters for years to gain skill and technique). This season had its perks (Avatar Wong episodes were the best of the Legend of Korra), but they did too many things in the last episode that really dont have an explanation. Hopefully its all clarified in the new season.

 

[Pekoms]

I'm not really sure I like the idea of having a chief in the Southern Water Tribe. I always liked the cultural difference between the North being more rigid and hierarchical and the South more liberal. I'm not sure either I like this idea of having spirits and humans living so close to each other.

I certainly don't like Korra saying that Avatar Wan might have been wrong about closing the Spirital Portal. Get a sense of reality check, humans and spirits were killing each other. Even after fighting his entire life, Wan wasn't able to keep humans at peace, let alone spirits and humans. Things were a lot more different 10 000 years ago then now.

There's also something I don't get, Vaatu was sealed because neither light nor dark can be 'killed'...so what happened now exactly then with Vaatu? I mean when the Avatar dies, he gets reincarnated, shouldn't that then also be the case with the Dark Avatar?

Personally, I see little issue in the Southern Water tribe having a chieftain. There's nothing to be lost in merely having an official title for a person whom is already looked upon with widespread approval for his leadership abilities.

Your second paragraph, for me.. requires a lot of perspective. Sure, spirits and humans were at each others' throats (barring Air Nomads), however, it kept most of the human populaces bonded together under the mutual desire for survival. As twisted as it may seem, humans would really have had to either learn to cope with their spiritual neighbors, sequester themselves in villages, or die. Essentially, I don't feel that there would've been any particularly large conflicts between both spirits and humans. Of course, this is when comparing some of the known trials that previous avatars have had to deal with. For example, the Fire Nation essentially wiped out an entire culture and its people, brought dragons to the point of being almost extinct, enslaved all the water benders from the Southern Tribe, and were on the verge of incinerating everything that got in their way. There's also Chin the Conqueror, who desired to put everything, including the avatar, in an inferior position to himself. He too got quite far in his endeavors. I suppose what I'm really trying to say is that I don't think spirits v. humans would've been as bad as humans v. humans. Humans are truly monsters when it comes down to it.

As for your last paragraph, I believe the answer is no. If the present avatar is killed whilst in the avatar state, then the cycle is ended and there is no means of reestablishing it, at least not without the harmonic convergence. When Unalaq merged with Vaatu and took on that demonic form.. I think it transcended the nature of the avatar spirit and would likely lead to the same result. Had Unalaq died without being in that state, then I'd say "yes" is the more practical possibility.​

 

[-Haku Yuki-]

Personally, I see little issue in the Southern Water tribe having a chieftain. There's nothing to be lost in merely having an official title for a person whom is already looked upon with widespread approval for his leadership abilities.

Your second paragraph, for me.. requires a lot of perspective. Sure, spirits and humans were at each others' throats (barring Air Nomads), however, it kept most of the human populaces bonded together under the mutual desire for survival. As twisted as it may seem, humans would really have had to either learn to cope with their spiritual neighbors, sequester themselves in villages, or die. Essentially, I don't feel that there would've been any particularly large conflicts between both spirits and humans. Of course, this is when comparing some of the known trials that previous avatars have had to deal with. For example, the Fire Nation essentially wiped out an entire culture and its people, brought dragons to the point of being almost extinct, enslaved all the water benders from the Southern Tribe, and were on the verge of incinerating everything that got in their way. There's also Chin the Conqueror, who desired to put everything, including the avatar, in an inferior position to himself. He too got quite far in his endeavors. I suppose what I'm really trying to say is that I don't think spirits v. humans would've been as bad as humans v. humans. Humans are truly monsters when it comes down to it.

As for your last paragraph, I believe the answer is no. If the present avatar is killed whilst in the avatar state, then the cycle is ended and there is no means of reestablishing it, at least not without the harmonic convergence. When Unalaq merged with Vaatu and took on that demonic form.. I think it transcended the nature of the avatar spirit and would likely lead to the same result. Had Unalaq died without being in that state, then I'd say "yes" is the more practical possibility.​

Vattu will still return though in ten thousand years when one is destroyed it's not really destroyed destroyed raava said this so vattu will reemergence from the avatar ten thousand years from now. My theory with jinora is that as a spirit guide she guided korra to the bit of ravva reforming inside of vattu so korra could find remove and get ravva back.

Bold move restarting the avatar cycle since its like saying you'll never be seeing aang roku kysoshi or wan again but aangs legacy should live on as he has a city dedicated to him with a large statue of himself aswell as being the common ancestor of the new airbenders plus korra knows his and wans story so any new avatars can ask her about wan or aang. Plus the southern air temple has all the statues back to wan so the avatars are not completely gone from history. ANd this makes korras story feel more like hers and not aangs just continued.

 

[Sterling Malory Archer]

That was quite...brutal. I really hope Korra didn't lose all the past Avatar-lives as it somehow feels like the entire TLA series was just a dream and not real.

Awesome animation, though giant Korra seemed a bit too bright and for crying out loud I've been waiting for the giant Aang statue in Republic city to become alive with glowing eyes and start kicking some ass ever since it was shown in the first episode >.< I really thought it would happen when Vaatu destroyed it.

Loved the Zhao cameo and Bolin's face was just priceless when he was stuck in the ice.

Hopefully this is finally the end of the Korra-Mako-Isami love triangle as I've gotten quite tired of it ~_~

I'm not really sure I like the idea of having a chief in the Southern Water Tribe. I always liked the cultural difference between the North being more rigid and hierarchical and the South more liberal. I'm not sure either I like this idea of having spirits and humans living so close to each other.

I certainly don't like Korra saying that Avatar Wan might have been wrong about closing the Spirital Portal. Get a sense of reality check, humans and spirits were killing each other. Even after fighting his entire life, Wan wasn't able to keep humans at peace, let alone spirits and humans. Things were a lot more different 10 000 years ago then now.

There's also something I don't get, Vaatu was sealed because neither light nor dark can be 'killed'...so what happened now exactly then with Vaatu? I mean when the Avatar dies, he gets reincarnated, shouldn't that then also be the case with the Dark Avatar?

I was also wondering about that. Since he wasn't locked in the tree like last time...

I think its horrible
I look at the bending between these people and all I can think of is "Pathetic"

Literally. Fire Lord could literally defeat Korra, Mako, his brother, and asami.. AT THE SAME TIME

Fire Lord Could also wipe out the evil spirit. Like.. Im looking at it like.. These little bendings their doing is defeating people and their bending compared to TLA is 2 to 10.. Its sad

Literally. Toph could kill them all.. smh they need to bring back the OP bending I love so much.

Because in that time, bending was huge. Compared to now where bending isn't as huge (The City). I found Una a pretty awesome water bender, and his children. They were pretty bad ass.

 

[-Haku Yuki-]

I was also wondering about that. Since he wasn't locked in the tree like last time...



Because in that time, bending was huge. Compared to now where bending isn't as huge (The City). I found Una a pretty awesome water bender, and his children. They were pretty bad ass.

also unalock kinda had evil avatar vattu powers thus aside from not being able to bend 3 elements he was just as powerful as aang or korra was in the avatar state so no fire lord would get pwned just as easily as he did by aang.