I love how each season brought back one character from ATLA as they are now. Katara for season 1, Iroh in the spirit world in season 2, Zuko in season 3, and now Toph for season 4.
I feel like this show doesn't get enough credit for how well it used legacy character cameos, especially with Toph. It makes me almost tear up every time I hear her say "Nice to see you again, twinkletoes!"
@@lornepribbeno3760Apparently for years now fans said that the creators said in an interview a while back that Sokka and Suki got married and moved to the suburbs in republic city after they retired. Then after Sokkas death Suki went back to Kyoshi island. Which I’m actually fine with that ending for the 2 of them.
I LOVE the “you’re just in my mind, you’re not real” and then it physically hurts her. Such an incredible and real representation of this kind of pain and mental health issues. Especially playing off the common “it’s just in my mind” but seeing the real physical impact. Ah I love this show
After rewatching Korra Alone after going through a health/disability recovery of my own these past two years I realize what an amazing job this episode does in portraying the psychological parts of recovery. The frustration about not recovering as quickly as you want and the isolation of seeing your friends living full lives and celebrating accomplishments while you are unable to do even some of the most basic tasks. I can't speak personally to the PTSD side of Korra's story but I applaud this show for taking on such a serious subject and doing it justice.
Yeah, it received a lot of praise for how they handled both the physical & mental aspects of trauma and recovering from them. Making the time jump between seasons was necessary for that, to show that it wasn't going to be a "couple of weeks" like Korra said, but a long & ongoing process. Of course it also helped in a minor way with aging Kai up since his voice actor his puberty.
There are people who call Korra the worst Avatar and say that she’s “weak”. If this season, out of all of them, doesn’t prove how strong Korra is, not just physically or bending-wise, but mentally and spiritually, I don’t know what does. Korra went through such a unique journey and I really love her so much.
Main reason they say that is because she lost her fights Amon zahere her uncle she lost rava and her connection to past avatars. Difference between korra and last airbender is and won lots of smaller battles like zuko zhao the northern water tribe even in korra aang has some wins. It mainly boils down to the creators believing they had 1 season and that was it.
@@trilogy3x To be fair, it’s really hard to beat a blood bender. Aang needed the Avatar State to beat Yakone. Korra struggled with the Avatar State to begin with, and removing her ability to rely on it was a smart move, imo. I definitely wish the creators were approved for 4 seasons right off the bat, so they could write a more cohesive overarching story. I also wish Zuko was more involved, we didn’t get enough of him or his grandson General Iroh. But I still appreciate the story we got.
Prince Wu is one of my favorite new characters. it's easy to discern that he's had a very sheltered upbringing, has no idea what he's doing, because he was never intended to rule the kingdom. they show clearly that he's being used and manipulated by everyone around him except mako, who treats him like a normal human being. he's obnoxious at first, but he grows on you.
I believe the canon ages for season 4 is Korra is 21 and Mako and Asami are 22, making Bolin 20. Kinda hits harder when you realize they're still so young.
So political philosophy is kind of the major theme of Legend of Korra, Book 1 was Marxism, 2 was Theocracy, 3 was Anarchy , and 4 Is Authoritarianism. In case it wasn't obvious.
@@_cran thats a good point, maoism and stalinism definitely isnt marxism, and hitler didnt even practice what he preached if you ask me. not to mention the countless corrupt popes. im not familiar with any prominent anarchists but zaheer didnt go about it in a way ive heard anarchists describe their beleifs
@@guydudedudeguy9030 Exactly, it should be well understood by any anarchist (or just a person with more than two braincells) that if you try to pull a Zaheer, you're just gonna get a Kuvira.
@@felixhenson9926 This comment gets made whenever Zaheer's anarchy is discussed, but I beg you, read literally any Galleani. Zaheer is his spitting image with a little Rousseau thrown in. Not all branches of anarchy are the cat-girl versions of it you see online.
I have to be honest - don’t have time to watch the whole video right now BUT I quickly skipped forward to the moment Korra meets Toph to see your reaction 😂 loved to see the giddy smile stretch across your face That moment still gets me every time I rewatch! Will watch the rest later~
Same.. though my reason is different. I dislike Korra as the Avatar and Character so I haven’t seen his LOK reaction .. but .. I just had to watch his reaction to Toph calling Korra twinkle toes. 🫶🏽🫶🏽
i LOVE korra and toph's relationship!!! speaking as someone who suffers from ptsd and mental illness, sometimes a little tough love can be more helpful than all the gentle assurances and coddling. especially for someone like korra, who is used to taking care of/protecting other people instead of the other way around
Toph asked the gang if they thought friendships can last more than one lifetime, after Aang told them the story of Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Ozai in season 3, episode 6 of ATLA - “The Avatar and the Fire Lord.” I think these episodes answer her question 😊
I think the fact that Korra left Naga behind when she went to travel to Republic City (and then turned away to wander alone) also shows a lot about her mental state. The Avatar's animal guide or companion is a lifelong companion - they journey together to keep peace throughout the world. They are kind of like two parts of a whole, providing balance and comfort to each other. For Korra to feel so mentally disconnected from her own self to then choose to be apart from Naga for so long is really an example of how broken she feels.
i love how this season showcases korra's ptsd and mental health, it's such an important topic. Korra is such a great character and seeing her being so human and relatable makes me love her even more 💙 little fun fact: the airbender wingsuit outfit was designed by Asami!
My theory on Spirit/Trauma Korra: Raava said it herself, 'darkness will grow inside me until he (Vaatu) emerges once more'. Spirit Korra being able to physically attack Korra, and being seen by the spirit she met, always made me think that it was Vaatu using her trauma to manifest and torment her because that's all he can manage while he is disembodied within Raava, within Korra while he grows.
I'm not sure whether I like season 3 or season 4 more I love Zaheer for season 3 But I love the personal struggle that Korra deals with on a very realistic level in season 4 3 years later and she still has PTSD. It's not just solved offscreen or in one episode. It affects her. She's looking for a scapegoat with the bit of metal still in her, thinking that that's the solution to all her problems. When all it really is is her actual self holding herself back due to the trauma she experienced. Absolutely brilliant writing. You're gonna adore this season
Lol, I've watched this series many times, but only just ago I realized that Tenzin's beard looks like a bat clinging to his face. And now I can't unsee it. Oh my. XD
This I think will be my favorite season to watch you react too, just bc of the deep plot lines, the trauma, the empathy, and Toph :) you really do have great insights on all of those things! Hope you enjoy it!
I've seen others come up with the theory that the bandits were working for Kuvira, but they're not while she is taking things too far she does genuinely want what's best for the people.
The cool part about Korra is you get a different type of political ideology for every villain (as well as a different element), like how Amon represented communism, and Zaheer was for Anarchism. I'll let you figure out Kuvira on your own though lol
Korra was severely mentally and physically broken at the end of Volume 3. She was poisoned, her legs were paralysed and she was almost suffocated - all while thinking her father had just been killed and the fate of the planet rested on her shoulders (again). Every Volume so far destroyed her mind piece by piece - first she was blocked from bending, contemplating su*c*de because she knew the world needs an Avatar who can bend all the elements, and then her Avatar spirit was ripped out of her, making her temporarily the last Avatar before the cycle ends. In Korra's eyes, she didn't win the battle against Zaheer, since without Jinora's intervention she would have died (and the Avatar along with her). She does so much good in each Volume, but by this point she seems to only be able to focus on the bad, and it breaks my heart.
Don't worry, I'm not crazy. A little dog told me I was sane. Also, the lady sitting next to Zuko is his daughter, though she drawn differently here than her other appearances...it's a bad angle.
I have so much to say about the previous season's finale and this season but I have to wait so I don't spoil anything, I feel like you'll figure out a lot of it on your own but I think about this stretch of the show so often.
Okay so fyi, Mako and Asami are now 22 yo, Korra and Bolin 21 :) and i think Jinora is 14 if i'm not mistaken Omg I know it's bad but seeing Kuvira fight always gives me the hots hhhu hahaha "well she isn't flying anytime soon" BAHAHAHHAA mate you killed me w that comment xDD Oh and no Kuvira isn't sending bandits don't worry. I'd say that's a dark take on it but this show has gone way darker haha Yeah s3 is really great but I get what you mean - s4 just hits different, that's why it's my favorite!! I feel you man, I also looove the baby spirits they're just so cute!!!!! Bolin is right though..Korra and Kuvira are quite similar. Yk Korra technically kinda rules over the world. But yeah Bolin should listen to his instinct about Kuvira, whether he's making the right decision or not, he shouldn't ignore his gut like that :/
I really don't believe this is your "First Time" watching any of these. He make comments that have way too much foreshadowing for these to be genuine. Nope.
My least favorite season, bcs how the villain is just a random character that happens to be appears in 2 or 3 scenes from the last season, and suddenly the villain got so much power to become THE villain of this season, and how they treat the villain at the end, its spoiler so i wont say anything The same reason why i don't like The Marvels, the villain is just a random character, that come out of nowhere became the villain of the film, bcs she happens to be appears in the flashback for 1 scene, and suddenly gains so much power BUTT i still gonna watch the reaction for the rest of this show for your reaction❤️
I love how Kuvira fights like a Dai Li agent from The Last Airbender. The Dai Li used gloves made of earth, and launched them at people to restrain, silence and attack their opponents and neutralise them as efficiently as possible. Kuvira uses pieces of her amor to do the exact same thing and the choreography of her bending is very similar.
Korra has been through literal hell and back. Has constantly had to live with people who want to kill her, over protective family, a cheating boyfriend, being burdened with being the first avatar in a new cycle, being poisoned with mercury, and becoming crippled while watching the airbenders have to do her job for her while some reminder her of only her failures. Then the writers actively taking a deep dive in to how all that has taken its toll on her. Was a daring move, and one not too many shows would dare touch on. Now you see her as a human. A person with real issues. That the avatar isn't all about glory and victories. Still can't believe that there's people who hate Korra for those very reasons. Amazing show, and an amazing season. Strap on and hold on. You're on for a ride
She always was relatable to me even before that. I’m not really a hothead like her, but Korra defining her self-worth based on being the Avatar, then losing that (more than once) and feeling useless because of it…really hit close to home.
I watched ATLA & LoK when they aired (so when I was a kid and when I was a younger adult) but Idk why but seeing Toph again made me actually cry. Not Aang or Iroh or Zuko or Katara but Toph. BUT I think if Sokka lived, seeing him again like this would’ve just made me sob. 😂
It's always so painful to see how destroyed Korra is in this season, how much they broke our warrior. Coming from: "have an idea of who i am now, folks?" and "you're right, i am a Waterbender and a Firebender" to: "- You look like that Avatar girl" "- I get that a lot "- Whatever happened to her anyway?" "- I wouldn't know"
Remember, the animals in this universe are a combination of animals (except the Earth King’s bear ), so the puppy that was just a puppy appearing for Korra was a good indication something else was going on. Like Wan Shi Tong the owl, or the foxes in his library, or Hei Bai the panda… the ocean and moon spirits as koi too!
14:52 Yesss exactly! Great pick up. Korra has always thought of herself as The Avatar more than anything else. Even with that single tear in the previous season finale, when Tenzin gives the speech at Jinora's Master ceremony, I just felt this pit in my stomach for Korra. I had to wait for the next season to be released and when it opened with these episodes, I was a mess. I just want our girl to be okay!! She works so hard and deals with too much for the sake of everyone else.
You are the only reactor to ever mention how Katara kept telling Korra that its her mind holding her back!! The online community only seems to acknowledge when she is told by others
I love how each season brought back one character from ATLA as they are now. Katara for season 1, Iroh in the spirit world in season 2, Zuko in season 3, and now Toph for season 4.
I feel like this show doesn't get enough credit for how well it used legacy character cameos, especially with Toph. It makes me almost tear up every time I hear her say "Nice to see you again, twinkletoes!"
Suki seems like she went forgotten
@@Inumaki116 Sokka seemed to have never had a family either. Guessing there was no happily ever after there.
@@lornepribbeno3760 yep
@@lornepribbeno3760Apparently for years now fans said that the creators said in an interview a while back that Sokka and Suki got married and moved to the suburbs in republic city after they retired. Then after Sokkas death Suki went back to Kyoshi island. Which I’m actually fine with that ending for the 2 of them.
As someone who actually suffers from PTSD, "Korra alone" and her entire arc in this season are so important. It's a brilliant way to portray trauma.
I 2nd this
I LOVE the “you’re just in my mind, you’re not real” and then it physically hurts her. Such an incredible and real representation of this kind of pain and mental health issues. Especially playing off the common “it’s just in my mind” but seeing the real physical impact. Ah I love this show
The second Toph called Korra Twinkle-toes I can't help but smile.
After rewatching Korra Alone after going through a health/disability recovery of my own these past two years I realize what an amazing job this episode does in portraying the psychological parts of recovery. The frustration about not recovering as quickly as you want and the isolation of seeing your friends living full lives and celebrating accomplishments while you are unable to do even some of the most basic tasks. I can't speak personally to the PTSD side of Korra's story but I applaud this show for taking on such a serious subject and doing it justice.
Yeah, it received a lot of praise for how they handled both the physical & mental aspects of trauma and recovering from them. Making the time jump between seasons was necessary for that, to show that it wasn't going to be a "couple of weeks" like Korra said, but a long & ongoing process.
Of course it also helped in a minor way with aging Kai up since his voice actor his puberty.
Agreed. Korra is such a strong character. I hope you’re doing much better now ❤
There are people who call Korra the worst Avatar and say that she’s “weak”. If this season, out of all of them, doesn’t prove how strong Korra is, not just physically or bending-wise, but mentally and spiritually, I don’t know what does. Korra went through such a unique journey and I really love her so much.
Main reason they say that is because she lost her fights Amon zahere her uncle she lost rava and her connection to past avatars. Difference between korra and last airbender is and won lots of smaller battles like zuko zhao the northern water tribe even in korra aang has some wins. It mainly boils down to the creators believing they had 1 season and that was it.
@@trilogy3x To be fair, it’s really hard to beat a blood bender. Aang needed the Avatar State to beat Yakone. Korra struggled with the Avatar State to begin with, and removing her ability to rely on it was a smart move, imo. I definitely wish the creators were approved for 4 seasons right off the bat, so they could write a more cohesive overarching story. I also wish Zuko was more involved, we didn’t get enough of him or his grandson General Iroh. But I still appreciate the story we got.
Prince Wu is one of my favorite new characters. it's easy to discern that he's had a very sheltered upbringing, has no idea what he's doing, because he was never intended to rule the kingdom. they show clearly that he's being used and manipulated by everyone around him except mako, who treats him like a normal human being. he's obnoxious at first, but he grows on you.
I believe the canon ages for season 4 is Korra is 21 and Mako and Asami are 22, making Bolin 20. Kinda hits harder when you realize they're still so young.
"Do you really think friendships can last more than one lifetime?" -Toph, Book 3 Episode 6
Looks like Toph got her answer.
🥺🥺
i love how they showcase her PTSD as like a physical manifestation its so good and different
Korra Alone was one of the strongest episodes in the entire Avatar Universe. Seeing how Korra dealt with her PTST was very good
So political philosophy is kind of the major theme of Legend of Korra, Book 1 was Marxism, 2 was Theocracy, 3 was Anarchy , and 4 Is Authoritarianism. In case it wasn't obvious.
yeah but honestly it's not a particularly good depiction of each of those ideologies
@@felixhenson9926I think it makes sense. Politicians not applying the ideologies as they are supposed to do? Very realistic if you ask me
@@_cran thats a good point, maoism and stalinism definitely isnt marxism, and hitler didnt even practice what he preached if you ask me. not to mention the countless corrupt popes. im not familiar with any prominent anarchists but zaheer didnt go about it in a way ive heard anarchists describe their beleifs
@@guydudedudeguy9030 Exactly, it should be well understood by any anarchist (or just a person with more than two braincells) that if you try to pull a Zaheer, you're just gonna get a Kuvira.
@@felixhenson9926 This comment gets made whenever Zaheer's anarchy is discussed, but I beg you, read literally any Galleani. Zaheer is his spitting image with a little Rousseau thrown in. Not all branches of anarchy are the cat-girl versions of it you see online.
I have to be honest - don’t have time to watch the whole video right now BUT I quickly skipped forward to the moment Korra meets Toph to see your reaction 😂 loved to see the giddy smile stretch across your face
That moment still gets me every time I rewatch!
Will watch the rest later~
Same.. though my reason is different.
I dislike Korra as the Avatar and Character so I haven’t seen his LOK reaction .. but .. I just had to watch his reaction to Toph calling Korra twinkle toes. 🫶🏽🫶🏽
@@loyalhufflepuff8869yikes your hate for korra is so overblown
i LOVE korra and toph's relationship!!! speaking as someone who suffers from ptsd and mental illness, sometimes a little tough love can be more helpful than all the gentle assurances and coddling. especially for someone like korra, who is used to taking care of/protecting other people instead of the other way around
Book 4 is my personal favorite of the whole series and I'm so excited you're finally here!!
Toph asked the gang if they thought friendships can last more than one lifetime, after Aang told them the story of Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Ozai in season 3, episode 6 of ATLA - “The Avatar and the Fire Lord.” I think these episodes answer her question 😊
I think the fact that Korra left Naga behind when she went to travel to Republic City (and then turned away to wander alone) also shows a lot about her mental state. The Avatar's animal guide or companion is a lifelong companion - they journey together to keep peace throughout the world. They are kind of like two parts of a whole, providing balance and comfort to each other. For Korra to feel so mentally disconnected from her own self to then choose to be apart from Naga for so long is really an example of how broken she feels.
i love how this season showcases korra's ptsd and mental health, it's such an important topic. Korra is such a great character and seeing her being so human and relatable makes me love her even more 💙
little fun fact: the airbender wingsuit outfit was designed by Asami!
In traditional writing, the main character is at their lowest point before the final act begins. And just like ATLA, this is one hell of a low point.
My theory on Spirit/Trauma Korra: Raava said it herself, 'darkness will grow inside me until he (Vaatu) emerges once more'. Spirit Korra being able to physically attack Korra, and being seen by the spirit she met, always made me think that it was Vaatu using her trauma to manifest and torment her because that's all he can manage while he is disembodied within Raava, within Korra while he grows.
I'm not sure whether I like season 3 or season 4 more
I love Zaheer for season 3
But I love the personal struggle that Korra deals with on a very realistic level in season 4
3 years later and she still has PTSD. It's not just solved offscreen or in one episode. It affects her. She's looking for a scapegoat with the bit of metal still in her, thinking that that's the solution to all her problems. When all it really is is her actual self holding herself back due to the trauma she experienced. Absolutely brilliant writing. You're gonna adore this season
Lol, I've watched this series many times, but only just ago I realized that Tenzin's beard looks like a bat clinging to his face. And now I can't unsee it. Oh my. XD
This I think will be my favorite season to watch you react too, just bc of the deep plot lines, the trauma, the empathy, and Toph :) you really do have great insights on all of those things! Hope you enjoy it!
"I'm the original Beifong®." She literally trademarked her family name.
I've seen others come up with the theory that the bandits were working for Kuvira, but they're not while she is taking things too far she does genuinely want what's best for the people.
Your expression once you realized who it was is everything!
22:51 You would be surprised by how many people don't even recognise this
LMAO episode 2 is just the movie fight club😂
Small reminder that Jinora (in book 4) is the same age as Azula in ATLA
The cool part about Korra is you get a different type of political ideology for every villain (as well as a different element), like how Amon represented communism, and Zaheer was for Anarchism.
I'll let you figure out Kuvira on your own though lol
Kuvira and Zaheer are my absolute favorite antagonists in this series. I say antagonists and not villains because they can do a lot of good.😎
Fun fact, Kuvira is voiced by Zelda Williams. The the daughter of the late Robin Williams.
I’m really excited to see your reaction to this season is one of my favourites other then season 3
I can't believe we're in book 4 already
Awesome reaction of my favorite The Legend Of Korra episode!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
Korra was severely mentally and physically broken at the end of Volume 3. She was poisoned, her legs were paralysed and she was almost suffocated - all while thinking her father had just been killed and the fate of the planet rested on her shoulders (again). Every Volume so far destroyed her mind piece by piece - first she was blocked from bending, contemplating su*c*de because she knew the world needs an Avatar who can bend all the elements, and then her Avatar spirit was ripped out of her, making her temporarily the last Avatar before the cycle ends. In Korra's eyes, she didn't win the battle against Zaheer, since without Jinora's intervention she would have died (and the Avatar along with her). She does so much good in each Volume, but by this point she seems to only be able to focus on the bad, and it breaks my heart.
Don't worry, I'm not crazy. A little dog told me I was sane.
Also, the lady sitting next to Zuko is his daughter, though she drawn differently here than her other appearances...it's a bad angle.
I'm excited to see you react to this season!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Kuvira is a good fighter.
I have so much to say about the previous season's finale and this season but I have to wait so I don't spoil anything, I feel like you'll figure out a lot of it on your own but I think about this stretch of the show so often.
Just wanna say love you're energy man. Really appreciate the uploads. Love from the UK bro💪🏽🇬🇧
1:16 That's why the episode is called "after all these years".
38:49 It's not true
Korea Alone is the bes episode in the whole avatar universe.
Okay so fyi, Mako and Asami are now 22 yo, Korra and Bolin 21 :) and i think Jinora is 14 if i'm not mistaken
Omg I know it's bad but seeing Kuvira fight always gives me the hots hhhu hahaha
"well she isn't flying anytime soon" BAHAHAHHAA mate you killed me w that comment xDD
Oh and no Kuvira isn't sending bandits don't worry. I'd say that's a dark take on it but this show has gone way darker haha
Yeah s3 is really great but I get what you mean - s4 just hits different, that's why it's my favorite!!
I feel you man, I also looove the baby spirits they're just so cute!!!!!
Bolin is right though..Korra and Kuvira are quite similar. Yk Korra technically kinda rules over the world. But yeah Bolin should listen to his instinct about Kuvira, whether he's making the right decision or not, he shouldn't ignore his gut like that :/
Korra alone is easily the best episode in the show
Season 3 is the best season, but season 4 is my favorite.
Day 5
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More Korra yes
Toph best Girl.
Twinkle toes 🥹
love your videos
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I really don't believe this is your "First Time" watching any of these. He make comments that have way too much foreshadowing for these to be genuine. Nope.
My least favorite season, bcs how the villain is just a random character that happens to be appears in 2 or 3 scenes from the last season, and suddenly the villain got so much power to become THE villain of this season, and how they treat the villain at the end, its spoiler so i wont say anything
The same reason why i don't like The Marvels, the villain is just a random character, that come out of nowhere became the villain of the film, bcs she happens to be appears in the flashback for 1 scene, and suddenly gains so much power
BUTT i still gonna watch the reaction for the rest of this show for your reaction❤️
I love how Kuvira fights like a Dai Li agent from The Last Airbender. The Dai Li used gloves made of earth, and launched them at people to restrain, silence and attack their opponents and neutralise them as efficiently as possible. Kuvira uses pieces of her amor to do the exact same thing and the choreography of her bending is very similar.
Korra has been through literal hell and back. Has constantly had to live with people who want to kill her, over protective family, a cheating boyfriend, being burdened with being the first avatar in a new cycle, being poisoned with mercury, and becoming crippled while watching the airbenders have to do her job for her while some reminder her of only her failures.
Then the writers actively taking a deep dive in to how all that has taken its toll on her. Was a daring move, and one not too many shows would dare touch on. Now you see her as a human. A person with real issues. That the avatar isn't all about glory and victories.
Still can't believe that there's people who hate Korra for those very reasons. Amazing show, and an amazing season. Strap on and hold on. You're on for a ride
I don't think I love anything more than seeing LOK reactions on my youtube feed.. you don't understand how fast I click
The parallels between Zuko Alone and Korra Alone are masterful.
Toph is basically like, "be a badass or don't, there's no 'try', quit playing games, twinkletoes." 😂❤
This is why i love Korra. She was representation for people who struggle with mental health and or physical health and her journey has been relatable.
She always was relatable to me even before that. I’m not really a hothead like her, but Korra defining her self-worth based on being the Avatar, then losing that (more than once) and feeling useless because of it…really hit close to home.
@@lilscenechick1995 I agree. I just meant the relatability got taken to the next level.
I watched ATLA & LoK when they aired (so when I was a kid and when I was a younger adult) but Idk why but seeing Toph again made me actually cry. Not Aang or Iroh or Zuko or Katara but Toph. BUT I think if Sokka lived, seeing him again like this would’ve just made me sob. 😂
It'll never cease to amaze me how clever you are, you even realised it was Toph before the reveal😅
The way this season talks about PTSD is so elegant and real and I’ve got so much love for it.
i refuse to spoil anything, but this season is why i think that Korra might have ended up as possibly the strongest emotionally.
Very well resumed: Kuvira is the opposite & response of the Zaheer's situation.
Korra has PTSD.
Finally, Toph's comeback!
Unrelated to anything but Katara and Sokka have the record for seeing the most avatars. They’ve seen Kyoshi, Roku, Aang and Korra.
"Much like Zuko"😁 and the episode is called "Korra alone", just like there was an episode "Zuko alone" in the ATLA
It's always so painful to see how destroyed Korra is in this season, how much they broke our warrior. Coming from:
"have an idea of who i am now, folks?" and "you're right, i am a Waterbender and a Firebender"
to:
"- You look like that Avatar girl"
"- I get that a lot
"- Whatever happened to her anyway?"
"- I wouldn't know"
Remember, the animals in this universe are a combination of animals (except the Earth King’s bear ), so the puppy that was just a puppy appearing for Korra was a good indication something else was going on. Like Wan Shi Tong the owl, or the foxes in his library, or Hei Bai the panda… the ocean and moon spirits as koi too!
14:52 Yesss exactly! Great pick up. Korra has always thought of herself as The Avatar more than anything else. Even with that single tear in the previous season finale, when Tenzin gives the speech at Jinora's Master ceremony, I just felt this pit in my stomach for Korra. I had to wait for the next season to be released and when it opened with these episodes, I was a mess. I just want our girl to be okay!! She works so hard and deals with too much for the sake of everyone else.
i think you actually have them aged up by a few years. someone correct me if i’m wrong but iirc korra is about 16/17 in s1-s3
The way I bawled when the second episode aired and Toph called Korra 'Twinkle Toes'... friendships really can last more than one lifetime.
You are the only reactor to ever mention how Katara kept telling Korra that its her mind holding her back!! The online community only seems to acknowledge when she is told by others
They didn't cut the bandit's rope because it would be murder
Kuvira could have taken on Zaheer in s3
Yes
Sorry Oscar, but your reactions have become kind of repetitive to where you see one you’ve seen them all. The earlier reactions were better imo.