This is the only song that hits me as hard as peace excerpt ATLA. Peace except LOK edition just bothers me. Its like i expect the high note for peace excerpt then it goes to a low note and im like BITCH!
That scene where Korra is staring down over the cliff in the ice after having her bending taken away by Amon, I believe she was ready to end her life by jumping so that the avatar cycle could continue. Before Aang showed up to restore her bending, we see one of her tears, a single drop that was meant to resemble her, falling down the side of the cliff, probably foreshadowing what she might have done if not for Aang. This scene hit me tremendously hard. Korra believed she was useless in that moment, that because she was no longer able to bend, she was no longer the avatar. She really was at her lowest point.
You are 100% correct, the tear drop and all, the creators of the show said all this to be true with the audio commentaries that came with the blu-ray release.
I actually cried. The only time I cried before Wacthing a show was the ending of avatar season 3. Because I was a kid not wanting it to end. I guess I'll know what to expect if there will ever be another one
This wasn’t just a beautiful moment because of Jinora. This was also the rebirth of an entire culture. And the music perfectly fits the triumph and quiet sadness of the moment that took over 200 years to happen. I tear up every time.
randmperson2 And what’s so heartbreaking as well, is the contrast between the joy of the precious moment of having another airbender becoming a master, and the destroyed soul of Korra who sacrificed a part of her and the avatar spirit that will never be the same again. Those tears at the end are so powerful...
@@nephta99 I think people often forget how much she contributed to the world Aang helped people here and then but after defeating Ozai, that was basically it Korra stopped Amon, saved the world from an evil spirit and 10,000 years of darkness, brought back the air nomads and creating a new spirit portal, after bringing the spirits back to the physical world Yea, she's lost the connection to her past lives, but no one said it was permanent ;) Overall? Korra had done SO much for the world and sacrificed so much
@@roy.moreno Well, Aang formed everything that's in Legend of Korra. Without him, there wouldn't be an Republica (was that the name of the city? If not, I'm sorry haha). There wouldn't actually be an normal world, because of Ozai. And also, he stopped Amon's father. Imagine he would still have his bending powers. I know, it's not like stopping an 10.000 year old demon, but still 😅
That was just plain evil... I mean we all saw Aang fall, but when he came back he was hopeful. But Korra was broken, she was alive of course, but broken, the spark of life taken away. In a way, The Legend of Korra had a much more human way of dealing with things, but ATLA still holds a place closer to my heart.
I felt it too. Korra gave something (i.e. the return of airbending), but at the same time, something was taken from her (her confidence, and will to live even).
@@Unawareparrot She was traumatized, mentally broken, physically disabled (legs), had the poison inside, and the saddest part is when during the ceremony this track played in Tenzin promised her that airbenders will take her place while she recovers, and she felt that she can't do anything and someone has to do her job, meaning she failed as the avatar AGAIN, after loosing the connection with all past avatars. That's the reason she cries in the end of that episode.
It's sad to think about the fact that Aang never got to see his biggest dream come true. He spent years searching for other air nomads and benders but didn't find single one. Now there's two air masters and whole group of airbenders.
This show's soundtrack is _stupid_ good. This, Jinora's Light, Lost in Republic City, and Greatest Change are legitimately some of the best pieces of score I've ever heard.
There’s this very cute moment in the recent comic for Korra where she is consoling Jinora on some stress. You basically hit the nail on the head of what she says there. She lost some aspects but she learned a lot too. And she is still Korra despite everything.
It was Korra, the world basically telling her we don't need you anymore. Being the Avatar was her existence, and taking it away broke her. She's definitely the most human avatar
Korra’s character development is something I’d like to see in other shows. I️ love how she went from a selfish reckless person, to someone who puts others before her. Almost like Steven, from Steven universe. He went from a baby who only thought of himself, to someone who’s inspiring and wants to protect his loved ones.
Steven wasn't really selfish, in fact, he was too selfless, but also had that naivety and immaturity. But as you said, character progression and development is what really makes watching a good series so fantastic
Steven was a child at the start of the serieswho didn't understand what exactly was happening and wasn't selfish, Korra was trained since childhood and was told everything she needed to know and grew up selfish/reckless and still had that attitude at the end.
Quarantine got me back here and it gave me emotions. Rewatching ATLA right now and this music and scene is hitting harder. You really get to feel how bittersweet it is. Korra sacrifices everything to save the Air Nomads, and let's note that she legitimately asked Zuko sometime before this what Aang would do in this situation. Just put all the pieces together. In this scene, you're watching Jinora become the first master airbender in a generation, and not only that, but there are more airbenders around her than there had been in over 100 years. This directly stems from Aang's influence of course, but it stems from Korra's too. She continued the Avatar legacy. She took Zuko's advice but made it her own. She was broken because a man devastated her. She did it all for them, yet she lost something in return. And honestly I think this scene embodies what it means to be an Avatar. Every Avatar cannot be fully human, because they are a spirit too. They cannot fully embody what they want in life, because it would be selfish for the world. Yet, they do it. They sacrifice and they win, but they lose at the same time. With every lifetime, the cycle continues because there is always something to fix. Korra in this scene is happy because she has helped restore balance, but she cannot bear to show it because she lost something of herself that was too great. I could go on and on.
Perfect interpretation. I hate how much people want to nit-pick on this show and compare it to atla. They are two different shows with two different people. Little do they know, Aang and Korra are more alike than they’re different.
Service and Sacrifice perfectly depicts Korra, in name and sound. People are so hard on her but she went through more in 4 seasons than most of the avatars did in their whole lifetime. I love her!!
i dont really understand why people hate her losing the the connection with the past avatars wasnt her fault if we really thought about it it is because of the harmonic convergence
@@thehermit5759 Also, frankly, I think the importance of that failure isn't very big anyway. It's just that she can't talk to them or get those rare spiritual reincarnation events like roku in his temple or kyoshi at the trial. Sure she also loses the overkill aspect of the avatar state, but that will rarely matter because it's still the avatar state lol. If anything her losing her bending or the consequences of leaving the spirit portals open were way bigger screw ups with way bigger consequences, and things that you could actually feasibly blame her for.
Zuckerman’s work on both series is the stuff of legends. He’s on par with Williams, Hisaishi and Zimmer. I really hope they bring his work back in the live action retelling.
This soundtrack really puts, in perspective, the trauma Korra had to go through throughout the first 3 seasons. Aang suffered too but Korra had to endure the full brunt of everything put before her. Hence Aang's story is so much more warm because his friends had such a huge role in terms of emotional support, literally the power of friendship. But for Korra, she had some serious weight to hold. End of Book 3 to 4, the directors really captured her being of broken but not out. I specifically remember that moment she stared into the cracked mirror, reflecting who she was.
@@yeetfeet731 yes but i think they meant proper, tenzin was made an airbender master with only one other airbender in the world, jinira had a proper ceremony infront of the new air nation
“Now, let us anoint the master who will help lead us in our new path.” With those words, Tenzin pulled his daughter Jinora’s hood back from her face to reveal her accomplishment: her arrow tattoos. Her hair had been shaved in order to imprint a large blue arrow on her head that extended down her neck and forehead. The arrows also extended down her shoulders and arms, stopping on her hands. The blue arrows represented an air bending master, an accomplishment Tenzin trained his daughter for since she was small. As he observed his daughter standing before the new air acolytes and friends, he reminisced the days when he was being trained to become an air bending master prior to his tattoo ceremony. .... “Dad, why do I have to learn all these techniques and traditions anyway?” Young Tenzin didn’t understand the large responsibility that he was being trained for. He was the air nomads’ existence and the Avatar cycle’s last hope for balance. Aang simply smiled at his youngest son as he placed a hand around his shoulder. “My son. You see, someday, you’ll have to train me with these techniques and traditions. You’re the hope for future air nomads.” Tenzin was perplexed. “Train you? How do I train you, dad? I don’t get it.” Aang chuckled as he held his son close. “Not me myself, Tenzin. But someday, you’ll have to train the next Avatar which is essentially me.. in my next life.”
terry sajere The moment Jinora’s hood comes back makes me emotional because she resembles Aang so much. It almost reminds me of a rebirth of him or a reflection of the past in the hope for the future. Aang is such a well written character, and he captured the hearts of so many. Truly an amazing show.
For some reason, whenever I hear this piece, I always think of Aang with his family surrounding him, on his deathbed, passing from this life into the next.
@@billytessio6326 I can see that for Korra's deathbed, with her friends and family, and also for her funeral........This is the song for the deathbed, funeral, and passing of each Avatar, and the passing of the mantle for the Avatar
after rewatching the series, I thought how could people hate Korra in the first season and maybe thr second yes but then she developed SO much she used to be angst and impatient and in the end of the series she became a true Avatar
I'm rewatching LOK. I finished today the book three and I started to cry when I saw Jinora with her tattoo's, so similar to Aang and Korra crying. She was broken and that broke me. This book is my favorite so far and Zaheer (in my opinion) is the best enemy on ATLA/LOK.
Hitomi Star ひとみ what I liked was that zaheer wasn’t just evil, he just wanted anarchy. In season 4 when he helped Korra regain her spirit connection it made him feel more human, he didn’t want to just kill people or gain power
I had my doubts after the first two seasons. Season 1 was promising and insanely cool at times, but very uneven. Season 2 had a weak first half (although it improved a lot after the amazing Avatar Wan episodes). Then everything changed when Season 3 attacked. Holy shit the last two seasons were incredible. 3 particularly.
Mr. Pool if I were to rank the seasons I would say book 3 was the best followed closely by book 1 then book 2 and book 4. I hated book 4 the most especially the ending. Oh god never bring back the mech suits.
The last shot of Korra shedding a single tear will forever be burned into my memory. Call me an emotional sap, but seeing her in such a sorrowful condition just broke my heart the first time I watched Avatar back during 2020.
I think it is so clear that Jinora is the MVP of seasons 2 and 3. Her character acted as a voice of both conscious and spirituality for the series. The development of her bending and leadership abilities was probably the most touching aspect of this show for me. She didn't use overwhelming power or particularly took advantage of the antagonists to get the better of them. It was her spiritual energy and quick thinking that saved Korra (twice!) and helped reinvigorate the air nation. When I see this scene, I can't control my emotions in the slightest bit when I see the resemblance and echoes of avatar Aang during her coronation.
I'm watching the series now (just finished S3, and holy crap was this an excellent season) and I absolutely agree Jinora was the MVP. I get the feeling the writers intentionally decentralized the power/symbolism of the Avatar when writing Legend of Korra.
I personally like both shows equally. I can relate to both Aang and Korra. Aang being a kid, someone who has so much pressure put on him to be this perfect person but still is goofy despite his tremendous loss. Korra being a girl who strives for perfection never giving up until she couldn’t do it anymore, going through depression, ptsd, anxiety, etc. being poisoned(for me it’s more emotional poisoning while her it was physical lol) and feeling like she couldn’t do it anymore. I love both shows and they will always have a special place in my heart
Today, we welcome the first airbending master in a generation. And I couldn't be more proud of my daughter. [Jinora looks up and smiles.] When the existence of our people was threatened, when the Avatar's life hung in the balance, Jinora never gave up hope. Thanks to her leadership, I see a very bright future for the Air Nation. Of course, there would be no Air Nation without Avatar Korra: she opened the portals and somehow the world began anew for us. And she was even willing to lay down her own life in order to protect ours. There's no way we can ever repay her for all she's done. But we can follow her example of service and sacrifice. So while she recuperates, the Air Nation will reclaim its nomadic roots and roam the earth. [Pan to the airbenders, revealing Ryu within the group.] But unlike our ancestors, we will serve people of all nations, working wherever there is corruption and discord to restore balance and peace. Avatar Korra, I vow that we will do everything in our power to follow in your footsteps and bring harmony to the world. [Tenzin bows to Korra, who bows back.] Now, let us anoint the master who will help lead us in our new path.
2:15 Absolutely , love love love the build up and shift to this. This scene was Jinora became an air ending master, a rebirth of a nation, and all being watched while Korra is in a weakened state, in a wheel chair, and she can only watch, as she sheds a tear. It’s a beautiful, yet sad scene.
I'll never change my mind, 3rd book, was so emotional, seeing Korra so broken, knowing she was prepsred to give her life to protect the world and everyone, bringing back a nation that was extincted and bringing back hope, watching Jinora getting her tattoes and knowing a whole new future was coming it was so powerful, I really love Korra she's just my favorite avagar it doesn't matter how much people hate her, she's absolutely amazing 😭🖤🖤🖤
This soundtrack could legitimately work as the fundamental definition of bittersweet. Just listen to those chords . . . positive and negative, so different and opposite, yet they work ABSOLUTELY PERFECT with each other. I'm calling it as it is: Service and Sacrifice is the finest, most well-made, and most meaningful original score in this series and its predecessor, and THAT is saying something.
I’ve rewatched LoK hundreds of times, one of my favorite series along with ATLA, this song out of every song in the series is my top favorite, it is such RAW pain and passion and it’s truly represented both within the show and with the chords.
Its beyond criminal that after 10 years we still don't have Korra's soundtrack officially released. I would gladly spent my money to hear the entire things, Jeremy outdid his work in TLA with this one for sure.
This is the most beautiful piece of music from either series. Service and Sacrifice simply represent Korra so well, I love her so much. She's helped me so much through my life 💙
Why people"hate" Korra? I think it's a wonderful TV show, with awesome characters, women being treated as humans, they are strong, powerful and more... It has an awesome soundtrack, fights looks so cool... I don't understand
Jesus Christ will you stop bickering about liking or not liking korra. To be honest I absolutely loved both shows. Avatar is a show that more about lore and a very deep and meaningful story. Korra on the other hand is more about the drama and action and the suspense of every episode. And for me I absolutely love both of those things. And it's better than most of the crap you see on television today. That's why three years later after korra ended I can't stop watching both shows. So just stop bickering and love the show for what it is
This score is too much of a feels trip. Straight to the heart ... it goes straight to the heart every time I hear this...and it feels like I'm breaking or longing for something of days past.
When I first saw this episode I had already binged the second and entire third season during the day before it. The weight of all those episodes on top of this one just hit me like a ton of bricks. When I saw this scene I sobbed. It’s one of my favorite scenes from avatar or korra. This episode was a masterpiece and I can’t describe in words how much I love this piece of music.
Sometimes i wish every dollar that went into the liveaction attempts would have instead spend on animated featuremovies of this franchise. Its popular, people want more .? Give them more in its original medium. Korra pushed boundaries of animation. Choreography. Both shows have stellar voice acting sth that has way too little recognition.
Honestly I'm trying my best to find the words to explain how emotional and powerful this scene is In LOK. The air nation were on the brink of Extinction when the Fire Nation caused mass Genoside. Aang clung onto life for 100 years in the iceberg and when he woke up he finds out almost everyone he knew was dead and his people and culture had been wiped from the face of the earth. Imagine feeling that pain and loneliness. Fast forward to Jinoras ceremony when this plays as she's unveiled as An Airbending master as the new air nation bend the smoke as they make the wind chimes ring in the breeze. Imagine how proud Aang would be of his Kids, Grandkids and Korra, and how emotional it would have been to see his people and culture reborn like this. I'm a grown man and i can't watch this scene without tearing up because its just so beautiful. Anyone who hates LOK for not being a Carbon copy of ATLA is entitled to thier opinion but i just wish you could see this series for the true beauty it is. Its honestly so important in continuing the Avatar story and World we grew to love during ATLA. Such is life we all grow older and have to accept change whether we like it or not. The world continues on around us regardless. And thats what happens in LOK and im just ao gratefull we were blessed with this masterpiece of a sequel to one of the greatest shows of all time.
I walked up and grabbed my certificate at the graduation of my advanced individual training for my job in the Army. As i did that, i didn't really have a lot on my mind beyond not screwing up the facing movements, but i when i listen to this song now i remember the shit relationship i was in, how awful it was and how it ended while i was in Basic combat training. I think of all the people i lost in terms of friendships over decisions that i made, but i also think about how i found and made newer friendships, developed new skills, found God, and overall developed as a person that is a far cry from who i was before i joined the Army. i listen to this song, and remember grabbing that certificate remembering my struggles in AIT and the personal hills i overcame, I remember all the time i sacrificed and all the effort i put in to become who i am now, and this song is the only piece that can encapsulate the feeling of ascension through sacrifice. Its bitter sweet...
Just rewatched korra book 3 for the i don't know how many times but i immediately had to look this up again, just perfect, love it. Korra holds a special place in my heart
Como no hay nadie que hable español, puedo confesar libremente que ver la escena de Jinora con esta canción de fondo, realmente me dan ganas de llorar-
cant stop listening. ATLA and LOK have beautiful scores, but this score really is so emotional for many different reasons. Seeing Jinora get her tattoos and being the first master in a generation... it's so :')
The end of book 3 tears me to shreds every time I watch it. From the beginning as a child, she had been isolated from a normal life, all focus put on being the Avatar. It seems as though Korra was always put through the motions of the decisions of others, and always fighting for her individual say. Zaheer is the greatest villain of this show. He brings out Korra's feelings of helplessness and makes her question her purpose as a living being and as an Avatar. So when she is poisoned, when the Avatar cycle is ended by Zaheer, Korra feels that her entire purpose has ended. That she is not only "worthless" but also the cause of the loss of the avatar. It is heartbreaking to see her with tears in her eyes after being tortured. Yes, she was victorious against Zaheer. But she sacrificed so much for it.
makes me sad that these two shows were my entire childhood and since 2014 no show or movie did what these shows did to me! im crying that its over ATLA/LOK for ever will be in my heart as the best shows in TV history.
Aang was the last airbender of his era. He had to start young and learn how to take responsibility while being joyful. Korra on the other hand had to go through hardship as she grew up. She was just a strong girl trying to find peace. But in the end she was not the last airbender but she was the last avatar to be spiritually connected.
0:45-1:05 is the best part for me. The suspense it builds and then the chord it leaves u on just makes me feel so many emotions. Amazing job to the musicians who created this song
if i might add my opinion, i think the beginning is too slow, and the pauses/rests dont help, the middle is where it begins to take shape and sound so beautifully emotional, but the ending is the best part, both musically and in relation to the show. the first and only time we see it, the 2:18 part marks the reveal of jinorra as the new air bending master, and ends with the shot of korras face broken down and crying. it simultaneously brings joy and sadness, with a few notes, and thats why i think its the best part
well yeah? It;s called progression. It builds to a climax. You're not going to just come out with guns blazing. It literally takes you on a 3 minute journey. That wouldn't and couldn't happen if the beginning wasn't slower than the rest. This is music production 101.
Quarantine got me back here and it gave me emotions. Rewatching ATLA and LOK right now and this music and scene is hitting harder. You really get to feel how bittersweet it is. Korra sacrifices everything to save the Air Nomads, and let's note that she legitimately asked Zuko sometime before this what Aang would do in this situation. Korra showed her ways of service and sacrificed to show that she would do anything to save the new Airbenders. In a way this relates to our world too right now. How the doctors and nurses would stop at nothing to save patients, even if it means risking their lives.
I think her actions would have been even more impactful if she knew ahead of time that Zaheer wanted to end the avatar cycle. Korra didn’t know about that until she got captured, and she was of course shocked by that little revelation.
I swear I don’t know how Jeremy does it because his music is perfect. He encapsulates every emotion in this scene. Just like the title service(talking about the air nations new duty) and sacerfice(talking about korras sacerfice to bring those people back). It’s the same with the musics you combine this successful happy feeling with a looming sadness and by the end as korra tears drip down her face your just confused with the mid of emotions. It’s perfect
It was so interesting to rewatch the whole show this fall. Watching it back this fall made me see what she was going through differently. Everyone says she started out as so cocky and overconfident. Maybe she was a little bit, but overall it seemed like she was doing what she was doing because she was so full of doubt and insecurity. She kept trying so hard to be the Avatar that she thought she needed to be. That's what she'd be raised to be, what she was expected to be her whole life. They literally raised her isolated in a compound for exactly that purpose. I think she felt like being the Avatar was the only identity that she'd ever had and could ever have. It's why she became so suicidal and despondent whenever she felt like she could no longer fill that role such as at the end of seasons one and three. I think when she finally accepted that it was okay for her to be vulnerable, to be human, and that she could be more than just the Avatar that she really became as strong as she'd always wanted to be. It makes for a nice complement to Aang's story. He tried so hard to hold onto to his humanity and Korra tried so hard to be the Avatar at the expense of it and they both found their peace somewhere in the middle.
I honestly love this music and at first I didn’t know what all the hype was about when I hadn’t watched season 3 yet, but it is the most beautiful music right along with the ending theme. I actually cried from this because of how much feeling it brought to me. I just love LOK.❤️
The scene with Jinora getting her tattoos made me bawl my eyes out, everything is just so damn emotional. The birth of a new culture, the victorious but broken Korra, the proud father and of course Jinora getting the tattoos. Such a great scene and ending. I wish everyone out there the best of love and luck in the world!
I always know that being an Avatar, even as a member of the current Avatar's team, is not all rainbows and sugar. But the finale of Book 3 really shows the brutal reality of that sentiment.
Definatley has to be one of the most powerful pieces of all time. Even idnependantly of the show .. This could fit with so many personal or narrative sequences.
To me the music give me feelings of joy full pain, as if all the air nomads murdered all those years are crying tears of joy as their culture continues to be reborn and slowly reviving again.
Love it or hate it all you want , but you can't deny this shows soundtrack was unbelievable at times
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This is the only song that hits me as hard as peace excerpt ATLA. Peace except LOK edition just bothers me. Its like i expect the high note for peace excerpt then it goes to a low note and im like BITCH!
@@Ticcy12 i dont understand what did u write
@@potatoguy6345 same hahah
@@Ticcy12 come again?
That scene where Korra is staring down over the cliff in the ice after having her bending taken away by Amon, I believe she was ready to end her life by jumping so that the avatar cycle could continue. Before Aang showed up to restore her bending, we see one of her tears, a single drop that was meant to resemble her, falling down the side of the cliff, probably foreshadowing what she might have done if not for Aang. This scene hit me tremendously hard. Korra believed she was useless in that moment, that because she was no longer able to bend, she was no longer the avatar. She really was at her lowest point.
You are 100% correct, the tear drop and all, the creators of the show said all this to be true with the audio commentaries that came with the blu-ray release.
@Zackary Honabach i think the cycle only ends if avatar is in an avatar state while he dies
reading this comment while listening the music made me cry inside
Wow, I never thought of that. Look at Aang always saving people, even in death.
Yeah very emotional and ang helped her again
When Tenzin removed Jinora's hood I got chills from how much resemblance she had to Aang.
I literally started bawling at that point lol
Someone started cutting onions in my room
AgentOrange 01 SAME I started to tear up man
I actually cried. The only time I cried before Wacthing a show was the ending of avatar season 3. Because I was a kid not wanting it to end. I guess I'll know what to expect if there will ever be another one
same here
This wasn’t just a beautiful moment because of Jinora. This was also the rebirth of an entire culture. And the music perfectly fits the triumph and quiet sadness of the moment that took over 200 years to happen.
I tear up every time.
randmperson2 And what’s so heartbreaking as well, is the contrast between the joy of the precious moment of having another airbender becoming a master, and the destroyed soul of Korra who sacrificed a part of her and the avatar spirit that will never be the same again. Those tears at the end are so powerful...
Yuki Heiwa i feel so bad for korra, she did SO MUCH for the world but also lost a lot of things that meant a lot to her
@@nephta99 I think people often forget how much she contributed to the world
Aang helped people here and then but after defeating Ozai, that was basically it
Korra stopped Amon, saved the world from an evil spirit and 10,000 years of darkness, brought back the air nomads and creating a new spirit portal, after bringing the spirits back to the physical world
Yea, she's lost the connection to her past lives, but no one said it was permanent ;)
Overall? Korra had done SO much for the world and sacrificed so much
@@roy.moreno Well, Aang formed everything that's in Legend of Korra. Without him, there wouldn't be an Republica (was that the name of the city? If not, I'm sorry haha). There wouldn't actually be an normal world, because of Ozai.
And also, he stopped Amon's father. Imagine he would still have his bending powers. I know, it's not like stopping an 10.000 year old demon, but still 😅
*171 years
That was just plain evil... I mean we all saw Aang fall, but when he came back he was hopeful. But Korra was broken, she was alive of course, but broken, the spark of life taken away. In a way, The Legend of Korra had a much more human way of dealing with things, but ATLA still holds a place closer to my heart.
I felt it too. Korra gave something (i.e. the return of airbending), but at the same time, something was taken from her (her confidence, and will to live even).
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NasiroTB exactly Aang was always hopeful after season three Korra just looked so sick and lifeless
NasiroTB She was traumatized I guess, plus she had the poison inside her.
@@Unawareparrot She was traumatized, mentally broken, physically disabled (legs), had the poison inside, and the saddest part is when during the ceremony this track played in Tenzin promised her that airbenders will take her place while she recovers, and she felt that she can't do anything and someone has to do her job, meaning she failed as the avatar AGAIN, after loosing the connection with all past avatars. That's the reason she cries in the end of that episode.
It's sad to think about the fact that Aang never got to see his biggest dream come true. He spent years searching for other air nomads and benders but didn't find single one. Now there's two air masters and whole group of airbenders.
@@oghenetejiriolumuyiwaetire2530 I ain't gonna lie man, your comment brought a tear to my eye.
This show's soundtrack is _stupid_ good. This, Jinora's Light, Lost in Republic City, and Greatest Change are legitimately some of the best pieces of score I've ever heard.
That’s factual. I’ve never become emotional listening to a soundtrack like LOK
To Heal is perfect too
@@angru04 Outstanding. It really is.
"Korra and Asami/last episode outro piece". Jeremy Zuckerman is one of my all-time favourite composers.
I really felt the pain Korra went through by the end of Book 3. She gave something, but something was taken from her too.
Ian Kevin book 3 was the best of TLOK, same as book 2 ATLA, both end in sacrifice but still some hope.
Equivalent exchange.
A push and a pull...
There’s this very cute moment in the recent comic for Korra where she is consoling Jinora on some stress.
You basically hit the nail on the head of what she says there. She lost some aspects but she learned a lot too. And she is still Korra despite everything.
I realized this wasn’t about jinora, it was about Korra.
Oh my God... you're so right 😢
It was Korra, the world basically telling her we don't need you anymore. Being the Avatar was her existence, and taking it away broke her. She's definitely the most human avatar
Korra’s character development is something I’d like to see in other shows. I️ love how she went from a selfish reckless person, to someone who puts others before her. Almost like Steven, from Steven universe. He went from a baby who only thought of himself, to someone who’s inspiring and wants to protect his loved ones.
DragonArtist 101 how was she selfish?
Steven wasn't really selfish, in fact, he was too selfless, but also had that naivety and immaturity. But as you said, character progression and development is what really makes watching a good series so fantastic
@@sansdjroute8508 i woukd say that her problem was her pride.
Ooo
Steven was a child at the start of the serieswho didn't understand what exactly was happening and wasn't selfish, Korra was trained since childhood and was told everything she needed to know and grew up selfish/reckless and still had that attitude at the end.
Quarantine got me back here and it gave me emotions. Rewatching ATLA right now and this music and scene is hitting harder. You really get to feel how bittersweet it is. Korra sacrifices everything to save the Air Nomads, and let's note that she legitimately asked Zuko sometime before this what Aang would do in this situation. Just put all the pieces together. In this scene, you're watching Jinora become the first master airbender in a generation, and not only that, but there are more airbenders around her than there had been in over 100 years. This directly stems from Aang's influence of course, but it stems from Korra's too. She continued the Avatar legacy. She took Zuko's advice but made it her own. She was broken because a man devastated her. She did it all for them, yet she lost something in return. And honestly I think this scene embodies what it means to be an Avatar. Every Avatar cannot be fully human, because they are a spirit too. They cannot fully embody what they want in life, because it would be selfish for the world. Yet, they do it. They sacrifice and they win, but they lose at the same time. With every lifetime, the cycle continues because there is always something to fix. Korra in this scene is happy because she has helped restore balance, but she cannot bear to show it because she lost something of herself that was too great. I could go on and on.
Perfect interpretation. I hate how much people want to nit-pick on this show and compare it to atla. They are two different shows with two different people. Little do they know, Aang and Korra are more alike than they’re different.
Crybaby most people hating on her are incels who only hate on her bc she HAD a zuko mentality
Well I wouldnt say Air Nomads cause they are gone. I think they are a new Air nation.
Azula Eating Mochi The people who got Airbending arent Nomads like in the past.
absolutely agree, i thought this show did an incredible job of continuing the avatar's story.
Service and Sacrifice perfectly depicts Korra, in name and sound. People are so hard on her but she went through more in 4 seasons than most of the avatars did in their whole lifetime. I love her!!
i dont really understand why people hate her losing the the connection with the past avatars wasnt her fault if we really thought about it it is because of the harmonic convergence
Exactly! This is exactly why I love this show so much more the ATLA. It's so much more human, real, and dark.
@@thehermit5759 Also, frankly, I think the importance of that failure isn't very big anyway. It's just that she can't talk to them or get those rare spiritual reincarnation events like roku in his temple or kyoshi at the trial. Sure she also loses the overkill aspect of the avatar state, but that will rarely matter because it's still the avatar state lol. If anything her losing her bending or the consequences of leaving the spirit portals open were way bigger screw ups with way bigger consequences, and things that you could actually feasibly blame her for.
I don't even understand why people compare them so hard in the first place like we have both regardless
Well said!
Zuckerman’s work on both series is the stuff of legends. He’s on par with Williams, Hisaishi and Zimmer. I really hope they bring his work back in the live action retelling.
Agree
This soundtrack really puts, in perspective, the trauma Korra had to go through throughout the first 3 seasons. Aang suffered too but Korra had to endure the full brunt of everything put before her. Hence Aang's story is so much more warm because his friends had such a huge role in terms of emotional support, literally the power of friendship. But for Korra, she had some serious weight to hold. End of Book 3 to 4, the directors really captured her being of broken but not out. I specifically remember that moment she stared into the cracked mirror, reflecting who she was.
I could listen to this score a million times and I'll break down crying every time.
Throw a little Leaves from the Vine in with it and let the feels flow.....
I swear I see you on every Legend of Korra video i've seen
SansChristian same
And it doesn't matter if you haven't seen the scene beforehand. The music is good enough to hit you in the feels
Shut the fuck up you fanboy
Omg this was the first proper airbender ceremony in 100 years. Chills
No, Tenzen was made an airbending master. Jinora was made the first female airbending master in about 150+ years
@@yeetfeet731 yes but i think they meant proper, tenzin was made an airbender master with only one other airbender in the world, jinira had a proper ceremony infront of the new air nation
@@yeetfeet731 First proper ceremony in 100 years
“Now, let us anoint the master who will help lead us in our new path.”
With those words, Tenzin pulled his daughter Jinora’s hood back from her face to reveal her accomplishment: her arrow tattoos. Her hair had been shaved in order to imprint a large blue arrow on her head that extended down her neck and forehead.
The arrows also extended down her shoulders and arms, stopping on her hands. The blue arrows represented an air bending master, an accomplishment Tenzin trained his daughter for since she was small.
As he observed his daughter standing before the new air acolytes and friends, he reminisced the days when he was being trained to become an air bending master prior to his tattoo ceremony.
....
“Dad, why do I have to learn all these techniques and traditions anyway?”
Young Tenzin didn’t understand the large responsibility that he was being trained for. He was the air nomads’ existence and the Avatar cycle’s last hope for balance.
Aang simply smiled at his youngest son as he placed a hand around his shoulder.
“My son. You see, someday, you’ll have to train me with these techniques and traditions. You’re the hope for future air nomads.”
Tenzin was perplexed.
“Train you? How do I train you, dad? I don’t get it.”
Aang chuckled as he held his son close.
“Not me myself, Tenzin. But someday, you’ll have to train the next Avatar which is essentially me.. in my next life.”
Well wrote, it's beautiful.... Listening and reading this, aargh! I couldn't help but miss aang more 😔
terry sajere The moment Jinora’s hood comes back makes me emotional because she resembles Aang so much. It almost reminds me of a rebirth of him or a reflection of the past in the hope for the future. Aang is such a well written character, and he captured the hearts of so many. Truly an amazing show.
Anna Rose Couldn’t articulate it any better.
thanks for giving me a breakdown for like, the fifth time after listening to this song on repeat. :)
My heart ❤ 😥😢😭
This is the song that plays when you're floating into heaven
For some reason, whenever I hear this piece, I always think of Aang with his family surrounding him, on his deathbed, passing from this life into the next.
we all float down there, yes we do! You'll float too!
louurrrrr And when Kirra is just beginning her painful journey is what must seem like a hell to her
@@billytessio6326 I can see that for Korra's deathbed, with her friends and family, and also for her funeral........This is the song for the deathbed, funeral, and passing of each Avatar, and the passing of the mantle for the Avatar
To me its more of seeing your memories before you die. That slideshow of moments in your life before you fade away.
after rewatching the series, I thought how could people hate Korra in the first season and maybe thr second yes but then she developed SO much she used to be angst and impatient and in the end of the series she became a true Avatar
arkan satria hardiputra and she managed to do so without the guidance of her previous lives
Korra is a great Avatar!
Aang, the avatar that learns to become a fighter, Korra, the fighter that learns to become an avatar.
Only in season 2 buy that was a bad writing problem
I'm rewatching LOK. I finished today the book three and I started to cry when I saw Jinora with her tattoo's, so similar to Aang and Korra crying. She was broken and that broke me. This book is my favorite so far and Zaheer (in my opinion) is the best enemy on ATLA/LOK.
Hitomi Star ひとみ what I liked was that zaheer wasn’t just evil, he just wanted anarchy. In season 4 when he helped Korra regain her spirit connection it made him feel more human, he didn’t want to just kill people or gain power
I had my doubts after the first two seasons. Season 1 was promising and insanely cool at times, but very uneven. Season 2 had a weak first half (although it improved a lot after the amazing Avatar Wan episodes).
Then everything changed when Season 3 attacked. Holy shit the last two seasons were incredible. 3 particularly.
How can you get season 2 so wrong? The first half had incredible world building and character development. The problem was the way the season ended.
You just convinced me to watch the Korra series. I stopped watching after not I didn't like the first season, but apparently it gets better.
Season 2 had promising start but went downhill after that. Avatar origins were just bad as well - Light and Darkness spirits? Very original.
Mr. Pool if I were to rank the seasons I would say book 3 was the best followed closely by book 1 then book 2 and book 4. I hated book 4 the most especially the ending. Oh god never bring back the mech suits.
I don't kknow why but Deason 2 was sooo boring
Season 1 was good
Season 3 was way better
But season 4 holy god this was a masterpiece
Automatic emotional breakdown --- This is a beautiful score and such an amazing scene.
Best scene in all of Korra if you ask me.
Gil Golan what scene is it?
it's when jinora gets her tattoos
It's beautiful for Jinora and heartbreaking for Korra hence the title, Jinoras service and Korras sacrifice.
Man I feel things when I watch this show.
The last shot of Korra shedding a single tear will forever be burned into my memory. Call me an emotional sap, but seeing her in such a sorrowful condition just broke my heart the first time I watched Avatar back during 2020.
When we hit our lowest point, we are open to the greatest "Change" - Avatar Aang
I felt Korra’s pain how she had to heal it remains me of how I felt in 2016 when I had a stroke
*hugs*
I’m so sorry
1:38 - 2:55 is the best part. The part that starts at 2:18 is only so powerful because of the calm part before it imo.
I would say to start from 1:04 because it segues so well into 1:38
I think it is so clear that Jinora is the MVP of seasons 2 and 3. Her character acted as a voice of both conscious and spirituality for the series. The development of her bending and leadership abilities was probably the most touching aspect of this show for me. She didn't use overwhelming power or particularly took advantage of the antagonists to get the better of them. It was her spiritual energy and quick thinking that saved Korra (twice!) and helped reinvigorate the air nation. When I see this scene, I can't control my emotions in the slightest bit when I see the resemblance and echoes of avatar Aang during her coronation.
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Victor Zheng what does MVP stand for?
Most Valuable Player
So true!
I'm watching the series now (just finished S3, and holy crap was this an excellent season) and I absolutely agree Jinora was the MVP. I get the feeling the writers intentionally decentralized the power/symbolism of the Avatar when writing Legend of Korra.
I personally like both shows equally. I can relate to both Aang and Korra. Aang being a kid, someone who has so much pressure put on him to be this perfect person but still is goofy despite his tremendous loss. Korra being a girl who strives for perfection never giving up until she couldn’t do it anymore, going through depression, ptsd, anxiety, etc. being poisoned(for me it’s more emotional poisoning while her it was physical lol) and feeling like she couldn’t do it anymore. I love both shows and they will always have a special place in my heart
At 2:18 thats when
thats the best part of the audio
fish boy yeah it is
Taumarie Fuimaono I wish your comment was pinned I have to look for it
That part always brings tears to my eyes.
The cabbage merchant got respect
the scene that broke the spirits of hundreds
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i mean it was destined to happen but it’s still rlly sad
Today, we welcome the first airbending master in a generation. And I couldn't be more proud of my daughter. [Jinora looks up and smiles.] When the existence of our people was threatened, when the Avatar's life hung in the balance, Jinora never gave up hope. Thanks to her leadership, I see a very bright future for the Air Nation. Of course, there would be no Air Nation without Avatar Korra: she opened the portals and somehow the world began anew for us. And she was even willing to lay down her own life in order to protect ours. There's no way we can ever repay her for all she's done. But we can follow her example of service and sacrifice. So while she recuperates, the Air Nation will reclaim its nomadic roots and roam the earth. [Pan to the airbenders, revealing Ryu within the group.] But unlike our ancestors, we will serve people of all nations, working wherever there is corruption and discord to restore balance and peace. Avatar Korra, I vow that we will do everything in our power to follow in your footsteps and bring harmony to the world. [Tenzin bows to Korra, who bows back.] Now, let us anoint the master who will help lead us in our new path.
Don't actual tears when he said that ;-;
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
2:15
Absolutely , love love love the build up and shift to this. This scene was Jinora became an air ending master, a rebirth of a nation, and all being watched while Korra is in a weakened state, in a wheel chair, and she can only watch, as she sheds a tear. It’s a beautiful, yet sad scene.
I'll never change my mind, 3rd book, was so emotional, seeing Korra so broken, knowing she was prepsred to give her life to protect the world and everyone, bringing back a nation that was extincted and bringing back hope, watching Jinora getting her tattoes and knowing a whole new future was coming it was so powerful, I really love Korra she's just my favorite avagar it doesn't matter how much people hate her, she's absolutely amazing 😭🖤🖤🖤
Watching Korra dropping a tear in the ending was so sad and emotional.
this track is a masterpiece. Thank you, Jeremy Zuckerman
This soundtrack could legitimately work as the fundamental definition of bittersweet. Just listen to those chords . . . positive and negative, so different and opposite, yet they work ABSOLUTELY PERFECT with each other. I'm calling it as it is: Service and Sacrifice is the finest, most well-made, and most meaningful original score in this series and its predecessor, and THAT is saying something.
I’ve listened to this a thousand times. This song is a masterpiece
Aang’s son Tenzin : We will serve people of all nations. 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
just say tenzin
@@nephta99 I’m sorry I just can’t forget aang.
@@azulaeatingmochime2353 I’m sorry I just can’t forget Aang.
The people that came up with these scores are just the greatest
Jeremy Zuckerman is who you have to thank.
@@prismanic24 he is an absolute genius, and really deserves more attention.
I’ve rewatched LoK hundreds of times, one of my favorite series along with ATLA, this song out of every song in the series is my top favorite, it is such RAW pain and passion and it’s truly represented both within the show and with the chords.
Its beyond criminal that after 10 years we still don't have Korra's soundtrack officially released. I would gladly spent my money to hear the entire things, Jeremy outdid his work in TLA with this one for sure.
This is the most beautiful piece of music from either series. Service and Sacrifice simply represent Korra so well, I love her so much. She's helped me so much through my life 💙
The end when you feel Korra’s pain. As if she didn’t want to live anymore.
@@azulaeatingmochime2353 lol you're everywhere
Why people"hate" Korra?
I think it's a wonderful TV show, with awesome characters, women being treated as humans, they are strong, powerful and more... It has an awesome soundtrack, fights looks so cool...
I don't understand
Yess!!!! Especially the way they're older than the original band of character made it even more great!
probably my favorite piece from the soundtrack. hauntingly beautiful.
Me trying not to cry: 👁💧👄💧👁
A woman’s (Korra) strength isn’t just about how much she can handle before she breaks. It’s also about how much she must handle after she’s broken…
Jesus Christ will you stop bickering about liking or not liking korra. To be honest I absolutely loved both shows. Avatar is a show that more about lore and a very deep and meaningful story. Korra on the other hand is more about the drama and action and the suspense of every episode. And for me I absolutely love both of those things. And it's better than most of the crap you see on television today. That's why three years later after korra ended I can't stop watching both shows. So just stop bickering and love the show for what it is
Well I CANT Freaking Kora Broke All The Conections Whit The Other Avatars
true story. the tea is served
Clorox Bleach did you think she wanted to -.-
Amen lol
true. it wasn't intentional if you are mad blame it on the writers for thinking about that
I like how they weave in jinora's light into this
Korra had to learn suffering in order to become the strongest avatar
0:43 yep, that. oh and 2:14 yeah right there, its been nearly a decade but fuck does this still give me goosebumps
The amount of emotion this song invokes in me
"When we reach our lowest point, we are open to the greatest change". - Aang
One of the most powerful osts I have ever heard.
1:37 chills
Littlearaboy2 whats up with your pic
Its AJ from the Fairly Odd Parents when he doesn't know the answer to a question.
This score is too much of a feels trip.
Straight to the heart ... it goes straight to the heart every time I hear this...and it feels like I'm breaking or longing for something of days past.
It’s been almost 10 years since this episode came out and I still come back to listen to this gem.
1:38 and on:
*The Rise, Fall, Rebirth and Destiny of Mankind being played through God's eyes*
When I first saw this episode I had already binged the second and entire third season during the day before it. The weight of all those episodes on top of this one just hit me like a ton of bricks. When I saw this scene I sobbed. It’s one of my favorite scenes from avatar or korra. This episode was a masterpiece and I can’t describe in words how much I love this piece of music.
Sometimes i wish every dollar that went into the liveaction attempts would have instead spend on animated featuremovies of this franchise. Its popular, people want more .? Give them more in its original medium. Korra pushed boundaries of animation. Choreography. Both shows have stellar voice acting sth that has way too little recognition.
2:18 is the shit
Honestly I'm trying my best to find the words to explain how emotional and powerful this scene is In LOK. The air nation were on the brink of Extinction when the Fire Nation caused mass Genoside. Aang clung onto life for 100 years in the iceberg and when he woke up he finds out almost everyone he knew was dead and his people and culture had been wiped from the face of the earth. Imagine feeling that pain and loneliness. Fast forward to Jinoras ceremony when this plays as she's unveiled as An Airbending master as the new air nation bend the smoke as they make the wind chimes ring in the breeze. Imagine how proud Aang would be of his Kids, Grandkids and Korra, and how emotional it would have been to see his people and culture reborn like this. I'm a grown man and i can't watch this scene without tearing up because its just so beautiful.
Anyone who hates LOK for not being a Carbon copy of ATLA is entitled to thier opinion but i just wish you could see this series for the true beauty it is. Its honestly so important in continuing the Avatar story and World we grew to love during ATLA. Such is life we all grow older and have to accept change whether we like it or not. The world continues on around us regardless. And thats what happens in LOK and im just ao gratefull we were blessed with this masterpiece of a sequel to one of the greatest shows of all time.
I walked up and grabbed my certificate at the graduation of my advanced individual training for my job in the Army. As i did that, i didn't really have a lot on my mind beyond not screwing up the facing movements, but i when i listen to this song now i remember the shit relationship i was in, how awful it was and how it ended while i was in Basic combat training. I think of all the people i lost in terms of friendships over decisions that i made, but i also think about how i found and made newer friendships, developed new skills, found God, and overall developed as a person that is a far cry from who i was before i joined the Army.
i listen to this song, and remember grabbing that certificate remembering my struggles in AIT and the personal hills i overcame, I remember all the time i sacrificed and all the effort i put in to become who i am now, and this song is the only piece that can encapsulate the feeling of ascension through sacrifice. Its bitter sweet...
I’m tearbending.
Also 2:18 is what we’re all here for, don’t lie
2:18 going and taking the breath out of my lungs
this was such a profound, beautiful show
This song makes me want to sob everytime I hear it gosh
I heard this song by chance, stopped to hear the whole thing and cried. It's the reason why I found out LoK was a thing, lol
Thats awesome tbh (you out about the show through one of its most beautiful songs)
Just rewatched korra book 3 for the i don't know how many times but i immediately had to look this up again, just perfect, love it. Korra holds a special place in my heart
Como no hay nadie que hable español, puedo confesar libremente que ver la escena de Jinora con esta canción de fondo, realmente me dan ganas de llorar-
Yo igual.❤ Pero en realidad si derrane una lagrima al verla. 🥺
When I saw the Season Finale.....I was broken. It made my heart stop.
cant stop listening. ATLA and LOK have beautiful scores, but this score really is so emotional for many different reasons. Seeing Jinora get her tattoos and being the first master in a generation... it's so :')
Everyone knows, jinora has here grandfather's soul... I cried so much when I finally got to see aang again...(as the old times)
The end of book 3 tears me to shreds every time I watch it. From the beginning as a child, she had been isolated from a normal life, all focus put on being the Avatar. It seems as though Korra was always put through the motions of the decisions of others, and always fighting for her individual say. Zaheer is the greatest villain of this show. He brings out Korra's feelings of helplessness and makes her question her purpose as a living being and as an Avatar. So when she is poisoned, when the Avatar cycle is ended by Zaheer, Korra feels that her entire purpose has ended. That she is not only "worthless" but also the cause of the loss of the avatar. It is heartbreaking to see her with tears in her eyes after being tortured. Yes, she was victorious against Zaheer. But she sacrificed so much for it.
makes me sad that these two shows were my entire childhood and since 2014 no show or movie did what these shows did to me! im crying that its over ATLA/LOK for ever will be in my heart as the best shows in TV history.
True, I'm glad a live action is coming soon
@@optimusprime5446 cant wait
@@optimusprime5446 hope they do one for korra aswell
stranger things was a good show
Its very emotional 😭
I still can’t decide if this son is beautifully painful or painfully beautiful.
Aang was the last airbender of his era. He had to start young and learn how to take responsibility while being joyful. Korra on the other hand had to go through hardship as she grew up. She was just a strong girl trying to find peace. But in the end she was not the last airbender but she was the last avatar to be spiritually connected.
0:45-1:05 is the best part for me. The suspense it builds and then the chord it leaves u on just makes me feel so many emotions. Amazing job to the musicians who created this song
Crying! Beautiful! Thanks for uploading it!
The ending of this is amazing beyond words.
+TheGamingPanda hey hey no need for that lol I agree it's a beautiful score but I can see his Point the Middle does have a standout quality
+Alex Lotz I can see why you hate some parts of it, but i think the music is like that to fit the setting and scene that was taking place in the show
if i might add my opinion, i think the beginning is too slow, and the pauses/rests dont help, the middle is where it begins to take shape and sound so beautifully emotional, but the ending is the best part, both musically and in relation to the show. the first and only time we see it, the 2:18 part marks the reveal of jinorra as the new air bending master, and ends with the shot of korras face broken down and crying. it simultaneously brings joy and sadness, with a few notes, and thats why i think its the best part
well yeah? It;s called progression. It builds to a climax. You're not going to just come out with guns blazing. It literally takes you on a 3 minute journey. That wouldn't and couldn't happen if the beginning wasn't slower than the rest. This is music production 101.
Quarantine got me back here and it gave me emotions. Rewatching ATLA and LOK right now and this music and scene is hitting harder. You really get to feel how bittersweet it is. Korra sacrifices everything to save the Air Nomads, and let's note that she legitimately asked Zuko sometime before this what Aang would do in this situation. Korra showed her ways of service and sacrificed to show that she would do anything to save the new Airbenders. In a way this relates to our world too right now. How the doctors and nurses would stop at nothing to save patients, even if it means risking their lives.
I think her actions would have been even more impactful if she knew ahead of time that Zaheer wanted to end the avatar cycle. Korra didn’t know about that until she got captured, and she was of course shocked by that little revelation.
I swear I don’t know how Jeremy does it because his music is perfect. He encapsulates every emotion in this scene. Just like the title service(talking about the air nations new duty) and sacerfice(talking about korras sacerfice to bring those people back). It’s the same with the musics you combine this successful happy feeling with a looming sadness and by the end as korra tears drip down her face your just confused with the mid of emotions. It’s perfect
It was so interesting to rewatch the whole show this fall. Watching it back this fall made me see what she was going through differently. Everyone says she started out as so cocky and overconfident. Maybe she was a little bit, but overall it seemed like she was doing what she was doing because she was so full of doubt and insecurity. She kept trying so hard to be the Avatar that she thought she needed to be. That's what she'd be raised to be, what she was expected to be her whole life. They literally raised her isolated in a compound for exactly that purpose. I think she felt like being the Avatar was the only identity that she'd ever had and could ever have. It's why she became so suicidal and despondent whenever she felt like she could no longer fill that role such as at the end of seasons one and three. I think when she finally accepted that it was okay for her to be vulnerable, to be human, and that she could be more than just the Avatar that she really became as strong as she'd always wanted to be. It makes for a nice complement to Aang's story. He tried so hard to hold onto to his humanity and Korra tried so hard to be the Avatar at the expense of it and they both found their peace somewhere in the middle.
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avatar korra sound tracks were phenomenal !
I honestly love this music and at first I didn’t know what all the hype was about when I hadn’t watched season 3 yet, but it is the most beautiful music right along with the ending theme. I actually cried from this because of how much feeling it brought to me. I just love LOK.❤️
Damn harmonic convergence making me water bend from my eyes.
What a hauntingly beautiful track.
The scene with Jinora getting her tattoos made me bawl my eyes out, everything is just so damn emotional. The birth of a new culture, the victorious but broken Korra, the proud father and of course Jinora getting the tattoos. Such a great scene and ending. I wish everyone out there the best of love and luck in the world!
I always know that being an Avatar, even as a member of the current Avatar's team, is not all rainbows and sugar. But the finale of Book 3 really shows the brutal reality of that sentiment.
One of the most beautiful things ever created😭
I'm sobbing 🥺 I luv this sm ❤
A moment of silence for all those who died to make this possible,
And here’s to the ones that where able to see it through
Best soundtrack i ever hear
This show’s soundtrack is outstanding
I Cry every time why can't I stop 😭
who thought that jinora was aang at that scene but watched it again and realized? like they resemble each-other so much its so beautiful
Definatley has to be one of the most powerful pieces of all time. Even idnependantly of the show .. This could fit with so many personal or narrative sequences.
Beautiful. Helps to people in so many ways, such a healing rhyme.
2:15 😢😢😢😢😢😢
2:18 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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To me the music give me feelings of joy full pain, as if all the air nomads murdered all those years are crying tears of joy as their culture continues to be reborn and slowly reviving again.
i tried to listen to this song while writing my final paper bc it is very soothing and calming but i ended up in tears lmao