SIBLING BEEF?! 🤔 The Legend of Korra 2x2 "THE SOUTHERN LIGHTS" | Reaction & Review
Вставка
- Опубліковано 25 кві 2024
- We review and react to the episode "Rebel Spirit" of the series: The Legend of Korra. I'm so hyped to get my girlfriend into one of my favorite shows! Thank you for watching with us! ❣️
We've also posted the uncut and unedited version of this episode to our Patreon! 🤩 Join us here:
/ meeshanddee
Follow us on Instagram 📸
/ meeshanddee
#avatar #thelegendofkorra #reaction
Fair Use and Copyright Disclaimer:
Under the United States copyright law (17 U.S.C. § 107), the content on this channel is provided under the "fair use" for educational and informational purposes. Our use of copyrighted material meets the criteria of "fair use" as it is transformative, non-commercial, and does not adversely affect the market for the original work. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. - Розваги
Remember also that Korra was kept secluded in the Southern Water Tribe for 13 years, while other Avatars traveled the world to train. So Korra doesn’t like when those who kept her there lie to her, and just finally wants to make her own decisions.
Yeah ridiculous decisions that messed everything up because she didn’t listen and was too stubborn being a teenage br*t… I don’t wanna spoil anything so I’ll just leave it at that
@@vanbush3264she’s a flawed avatar just like every other avatar. This is her story of how she becomes a fully realized avatar
@@allisonslocum6948 Yeah I get that, but it doesn’t change the fact that she’s stubborn and annoying sometimes and she makes rational decisions especially in season 2… I love Korra but even a 12 year old Aang is a lot more wiser than her…
@@vanbush3264 that’s the point of the series though lmao she’s the complete opposite of him. She learns to become less irrational and more spiritual
@@vanbush326412 yo aang left home bc he was the avatar and it ended in war (not saying he did something bad or wrong, he did what he thought would be best for him as a child and what he felt he needed)
A lot of people are making it seem like Korra's decisions last episode held no logic when it completely does.
She had to choose between Tenzin, who was going to go on a glorified vacation to the air temples OR Unalaq that proved that he has the skills necessary to help her people of the southern tribe that are being plagued by dark spirits. (i think they were even dying from spirits too)
One was defenseless against an issue that targeted and affected the people in the place she grew up in whilst the other person has the exact skill needed to combat this problem. And to make matters worse, Tenzin was planning to leave the south pole to go to the air temples the next day.
Tell me what is not logical in Korra's thinking?
exactly... firstly she just found out tenzin and her parents has been lying to her and locking her in her whole life, then theres a new dark spirits threat, and unalaq is the only one who can teach her how to handle them. of cuz its logical to learn from unalaq.
it feels very ill-intended when ppl blame her for any of this
Unalaq and Tonraq remind me of ozai and iroh: older brother is a “disgraced” military commander and the ambitious younger brother who’s a better bender takes power. Older brother has one child, younger brother has two kids, a boy and a girl
Interesting perspective, never even thought of that!
It just occurred to me, design wise. Unalaq and Tonraq are giving me Scar and Mufasa vibes.
I am so happy with your reaction to Korra... this season is a bit wonky with Korra but also hey she is a teenager that was kept away from others and most other teenagers/relatioships... she is really trying all of this for the first time - friendships and love interests - all of it.
I smile when I refresh my UA-cam & see yall faces
Unaloq and Tonraq are not just opposites...they are POLAR OPPOSITES
😂😂
I can kind of understand why she went with Unaloq. He does know a lot about the spirits and she does need to strengthen her spiritual connection. I just wish she had handled her departure from Tenzin better
Korra's just tired of the secrets and her dad and the white lotus holding her back. Pretty much they won't let Korra live her life.
i’ve finally caught up!! i binged your atla reactions and am currently watching the arcane reactions you guys have posted and omg i love it!! these series are all my favorites and it’s so nice to see people who enjoy them as much as me ❤❤
We love to hear this!! Thank you for watching with us across your fav shows 😍🫶🏼
And this was where I was like "I don't like him...."
People harp on Korra during these episodes and especially when she asks Tenzin to leave, so her uncle could teach her. She was told from the get go to master all the elements as well as the spiritual stuff..... which apparently Tenzin couldn't give her and her Uncle (ironically enough..... sus tbh) could. So she made an executive decision in what would be best for her training. To me that is honestly quite mature... even if she did act slightly teenagerish about. I could barely figure out what I wanted to eat as a teenager and here Korra is making decisions on her Avatar training lol.....
However, when this episode ended... I felt off about Unalaq. Who uses the word "united" when it comes to two nations/regions/autonomous regions/whatever you want to call the North & South. Seems fishy...
8:19 idk maybe a firebender doesn’t need protection from the cold?
At first, I thought it was because Korra wants to be the best avatar, without needing help, but even she was told to let the previous Avatars guide her... just not in the right way. One of them should've been familiar with spirts & could've guided her. Kind of like how Aang did when he needed guidance. I wonder how the story would've changed if Korra had just talked to her previous Avatars.
Mako don’t need a jacket or coat because he’s a fire bender he can heat himself up with his bending.
After rewatching this after knowing what happens in later seasons I totally understand Korra's perspective. Aang got to travel the world;Roku got to travel the world but she didn't get the opportunity to until she forced herself into republic City where she immediately helped fix the problem.
Korra isn't right to act this way but it's 100% understandable because she hates secrets and almost everyone in her life kept things from her which made it easy for Unallaaq to manipulate Korra because she told her a few truths and fed her ego along the way.
Hey Avatar Meesh and Avatar Dee "Happy Friday ". I hope you two day is going well. I feel bad for Bumi and Kya for not being recognized as Aang children. But anyway I hope you two have a wonderful day. Stay safe, take care and stay amazing.
Yeah it kind of sucks, but as we will see it is partially on them that they didn't live into their father's culture and lifestyle. They could have been like the air acolytes but they weren't.
The only person in this season I’m so hype about every time and makes me watch this season is Jinora… She’s the real MVP of this season she reminded me Aang so much… I’m sure y’all will love her…
I wish avatar enemies weren’t so obvious, I want a villain to be not as obvious 😂
Meesh & Dee Awesome Video/Episode Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
Yeah just imagine being stuck in a isolated environment for ALL OF YOUR LIFE, with others constantly telling you what your supposed to be and who you're supposed to be... Yeah i sympathize HEAVILY with Korra and her personality. Being naturally gifted but not having any choice or freedom will really mess with your head when you do finally interact with the Real World
Great video as usual!!!🤗❤
I wanted to come back on last ep's commentary and this one too. (sorry it's a bit long hahaha i highly empathize w Korra so I want to share it w everyone hihi)
In Korra's defence, she's lived 17 years completely isolated from the world bc Tonraq, Tenzin and the White Lotus decided to for no apparent reason. For now Korra has been lied to by them, bc they say it's Avatar Aang who requested they protected her until she mastered all the elements. But first, as Korra said in s1, keeping her locked up her whole life before becoming an adult is not smt Aang would have ever recommended. And second, she's grown to realize that those close men/authority figures around her have been controling her and limiting her and her ability to grow and learn. They've significantly suppressed her chances at developing social skills and completely prevented her from having an avatar-life experience during those 17 years when that is all that she's ever wanted and asked for. Plus last episode she learned that again, Tenzin and Tonraq have knowlingly been suppressing vital information concerning the balance of the southern water tribe in order to 'protect' her when it's literally her job as the Avatar to deal w that and when she's mastered all the elements (so they're fake excuse w Aang doesn't even stand anymore) and she's an adult now (s2 & 3 is when she's 18yo) so not only is she a master of all the elements and of the Avatar state (I mean she's so good at using it bc unlike Aang she loves being powerful and being the avatar, she doesn't fear it so she's able to tap into that power so easily and naturally) but she's also a grown woman perfectly capable of making her own decisions. So last episode, not only does she learn of more of Tenzin's and Tonraq's lies, but she sees them arguing w Unalaq right in front of her about her education and her future like she's not even there. Not only is that disrespectful but it's also extremely patronizing and infantilizing her. Korra's identity is based off her physical ability to protect and as the Avatar that's what she's meant to do. Plus in this ep Tonraq keeps on w that demeanor of not trusting that Korra can handle the situation and keeps trying to make decisions for her - that's why she tells him off everytime. So all of these things and interactions show her that she can't trust the closest people to her bc they don't trust her to make her own decisions. Even if she made the wrong ones, it's still her life, it's her decisions to make and hers alone, they can counsel her but ultimately she'll make the decisions she thinks are the right ones, and if she makes a mistake then she'll learn from them and deal with the consequences bc that's what life is all about: learning and growing. But we can see by the end of last ep that indeed, Tenzin doesn't have the experience or wisdom at that point to teach her what she needs to learn, she's feeling stuck and Unalaq is someone who can teach her right now things that will make her grow.
That's also why her arguments w Mako usually are around him always saying the wrong things to her and her imploding at him telling him he's picking their side: bc he's not considering her side of things. He's been seeing how Tonraq and Tenzin have been infantilizing her and instead of supporting her he goes to Tonraq actively participating in this cycle (honeslty resembling a sort of small scale (bc just w Korra's life) patriarchal oppression). Last ep when she's asking him for support and he took Tenzin's side, and when she asks him for advice he gives her support instead of advice, he's essentially showing that he's not listening to what she's asking of him. The only moment where he acts like a good boyfriend is when she asks him for advice and he honestly tells her that he doesn't know what the right decision is in that moment but that she has the best intentions and should follow her instinct bc it validates her in her opinion and that's an advice, at least there he's not giving an empty and conter-productive answer like before. But yeah apart from that moment, he is a bad bf. Plus also you're both right: they're not compatible at all, they're both emotionally immature and w fiery/strong-headed types of personalities and, as you said, have different and incompatible love languages.
So yeah Korra is still very hot-headed and impulsive so she's not using the best words to communicate all of these frustrations (in large part due to her lack of social skills bc of them), but she's totally right in *what* she's saying and she apologized to Mako about how she was expressing these things so she's really not in the wrong here.
Warning for the season haha - people say Mako is useless in s2 and honestly, they're not wrong xD
I love Korra but only season 1,3 and 4, this season is hard to watch sometimes 🤣🤣🤣 thank god if just the half of the season that is cringey
Nobody who wants to unite their people could possibly be a bad person ..... [cough]