Avatar Legend of Korra

[VTHokiePride]

Originally Posted by Slayerx

Well i gotta give credit where its do, it seems that the Network WAS aware of what the creators wanted to do and let them do it... Even though they wouldn't allow them to do anything as Obvious as a kiss, the fact that the network allowed them to take it as far as they did to the point where most of the audience knew what they were going for is still a step forward. Same Kudos to Nick there

Not to mention the fact that creators sought Nick's approval, rather than try and sneak it past network censors shows a good level of class on their part... Shame nick didn't show them as much respect when it came to handling the airing of their show(Can't give Nick THAT much credit)

Now lets just see if that last shot can make it on television and avoid and shitstorms

I rewatched it on Friday at 10 and the ending was the same thing I saw online.

[nooneagain]

I wonder if ever there would be another avatar series, only this time set in present(or maybe future), would it be a good idea?

[Nayrael]

Originally Posted by nooneagain

I wonder if ever there would be another avatar series, only this time set in present(or maybe future), would it be a good idea?

Mike&Bryan do not seem to have much interest in that so I doubt it.

[SQA]

Originally Posted by nooneagain

I wonder if ever there would be another avatar series, only this time set in present(or maybe future), would it be a good idea?

Skipping back 10+ Avatars before Aang wouldn't be a bad idea. A lot of stories could be made without stepping on continuity or being uneventful. But this is probably the end of the line for the moment.

[Psyco Diver]

Honestly I would rather see movies made of the Search and the other novels first

[Ravagerblade]

Still personally I think both Avatar's stories could be explored more. Both characters and world, of course I generally fall towards epic long series. But I will say that even if it's a bit contradictory both the avatars we seen did have their stories told... Though I tend to believe there is always more stories to be told no matter if one was finished.

The way LoK ended with Korra and Asami, personally I don't mind it compared to others to detest that sort of relationship even though apparently my "God" and the bible says it's wrong or w/e. But w/e, Bias and judging will always be apart of religion and it's followers. IMO.

[Nayrael]

Originally Posted by Ravagerblade

The way LoK ended with Korra and Asami, personally I don't mind it compared to others to detest that sort of relationship even though apparently my "God" and the bible says it's wrong or w/e. But w/e, Bias and judging will always be apart of religion and it's followers. IMO.

*sigh* It is not a religious thing, people are Homophobic no matter if they follow the Bible or not. People just love pulling any reasons they can to justify their homophobia, with derives from animalistic instincts and traditionalism than anything else.

Either way, the greater annoyance here comes from the fact that MaKorra was a popular pairing since even before the series started as well as the fact that nobody expected KorrAsami to be canon.

[Ravagerblade]

Originally Posted by Nayrael

*sigh* It is not a religious thing, people are Homophobic no matter if they follow the Bible or not. People just love pulling any reasons they can to justify their homophobia, with derives from animalistic instincts and traditionalism than anything else.

Either way, the greater annoyance here comes from the fact that MaKorra was a popular pairing since even before the series started as well as the fact that nobody expected KorrAsami to be canon.

Homophobia or not, people still don't like it because it "goes against their religion".

[coded321]

if they ever do a future avatar series, i would like to see avatar in modern times(i.e 21st century), where the new avatar must deal with a world where modern technology has caused bending to become somewhat obsolete

[Guernsey]

Originally Posted by coded321

if they ever do a future avatar series, i would like to see avatar in modern times(i.e 21st century), where the new avatar must deal with a world where modern technology has caused bending to become somewhat obsolete

I can see a potential antagonist going saying, "Who needs magic or the supernatural? When you have cutting edge technology!"

[Wandering Soul]

Originally Posted by DMurphy

Oh, hey, for everyone who was insisting that the final scene between Korra and Asami was just platonic and 'a friend thing':

Here is Bryan Konietzko saying in bold letters on his official tumblr 'Korrasami is canon' and then talking about how it's canon.

EDIT: Here's Mike DiMartino confirming the same thing on his blog.

I'm surprised they just came out and confirmed it. Have no problem with the pairing though.

[Mad Pierrot]

I just watched the finale recently and was not surprised by the LGBT but the giant robots.

[Levani]

It was brilliant, I loved it. Words cannot describe how much I love Korra as a character

[Dengar]

What are people even talking about? Korrasami? That's old. Clearly Varrick and Zhu Li are the series' OTP.

[Somethindarker]

I found the ending vague like if push comes to shove and they received negative reactions they could pawn it off to "fan interpretation". Personally I hate shit like that stand by your work.

[Nicaea]

The final episode was really strong in emotion and the animation was beautiful. I didn't notice how much I was sucked in the episode until the last minutes, which felt like a fleeting yet beautifull moment. I think that the music really helped in that.

[Somethindarker]

Visually yea it was great I just wished they stuck to their guns and focused on expanding Asami and Korra's budding relationship like they did with Mako and Korra instead of just pussyfooting around the subject, then when they got positive reactions they just tagged a creator comment like "yea they hooked up". Disappointing to be honest.

[Vegard Aune]

Originally Posted by Somethindarker

I found the ending vague like if push comes to shove and they received negative reactions they could pawn it off to "fan interpretation". Personally I hate shit like that stand by your work.

Thing is though, they already went as far as Nickelodeon would allow them to. They couldn't make Korrasami any more obvious than they did. If anything it's surprising that they even got away with implying it as heavily as they did.

[Dengar]

I don't think really good friends pose like that though.

[Somethindarker]

Yea people make it seem like it's some amazing life altering shit. Like seriously there's been a ton of gay references in other cartoons why skimp on LoK? Anyway I hope the next series is better I always found Korra lackluster compared to the original series the only reason people lauded it so much was because of "muh strong female lead" bullshit. Whatever nice ending decent pairing and shit though I doubt the "relationship" would last that long since it's also implied Mako's still around for whatever reason, seriously they shoulda just ended it with Korra dying THAT woulda made more sense than lolbisexual ending. They shouldn't have done the extra season since it was originally planned to end it with the previous one.