UIP

6y

why would anyone want the exact same type of progression that was in the first series? they obviously went that route to keep Korra from being a glorified remake. don’t be dense.

SUPERMAN

6y

also Goku sucks and the concept of power levels and training is f***ing dumb

Monky business

6y

going a different route that just so happens to destroy what was already established in the series. Learning the elements can still stand out while staying in the same framework that was decided on in the Last Airbender.
They placed her in an entirely new setting, a more mature supporting cast, and a new conflict. You can’t tell me they couldn’t have kept her learning the elements while also being unique in its own way.

Emery Atreides

6y

Dude that sounds like the same thing with just a new cast of characters and environment

Booo! Get off the stage

SUPERMAN

6y

Nah thats just a physical growth. It's like goku "training" the powers are arbitrary. The choices people have to make and what those choices mean are the interesting point. I guess that goes for any characters with powers.

Aang couldve already knew firebending for the most part and still chose not to use it because his negative connection to it and the growth would still be there.

You can say there are multiple reasons why Korra sucks but her knowing all the elements aint one of em.

SUPERMAN

6y

also Goku sucks and the concept of power levels and training is f***ing dumb

Monky business

6y

going a different route that just so happens to destroy what was already established in the series. Learning the elements can still stand out while staying in the same framework that was decided on in the Last Airbender.
They placed her in an entirely new setting, a more mature supporting cast, and a new conflict. You can’t tell me they couldn’t have kept her learning the elements while also being unique in its own way.

Monky business

6y

It doesn’t just come down to that, though. She is presented as someone who has and wants everything handed to her and already having mastered the majority of the elements is an extension of that. Even when it seems like she is finally growing, it is thrown out.

UIP

6y

why would anyone want the exact same type of progression that was in the first series? they obviously went that route to keep Korra from being a glorified remake. don’t be dense.

CARMEN

6y

im not being dense lol im just pointing out a fact

She didn't have any call to action to be the Avatar out of any desperation, her development really could've been fleshed out by learning the elements. If they wanted to go the same direction they did they could've changed it by at least making her likable from the start

Also I got confused why she couldn't learn airbending. If any thing she shouldn't be able to learn water bending

Emery Atreides

6y

bruh she didn’t know her air bending because she wasn’t connected spiritually. Tapping into the spiritual part of herself was her biggest obstacle in SZN 1

ovocrew

6y

Never seen Korra tbh

Polo Shiesty

6y

Same, I love avatar so much that I’m worried Korra gon disappoint me

SUPERMAN

6y

Nah thats just a physical growth. It's like goku "training" the powers are arbitrary. The choices people have to make and what those choices mean are the interesting point. I guess that goes for any characters with powers.

Aang couldve already knew firebending for the most part and still chose not to use it because his negative connection to it and the growth would still be there.

You can say there are multiple reasons why Korra sucks but her knowing all the elements aint one of em.

Polo Shiesty

6y

They also combined the episodes that were divided into parts. The 4-part Sozins comet episodes are one now. It’s basically a movie lol

UIP

6y

it ain’t destroy s*** man quit cappin lmfao you obviously a biased hater