@@kylahicks7054 they didn't, but Zaheer did disrespect the use of airbending, airbenders are pacifist nomads, and Zaheer used airbending to kill the earth Queen
You probably couldn't see it cause it was bright, but what Jinora had was wan's tea pot, which like Iroh said "You can still taste a little light with every cup". She used a remnant of raava to find her inside Vatuu
That's amazing, I thought the best season had a bad ending because I thought Jinora's light thing didn't make a lot of sense, but now that I know that it was the tea pot, it makes sense because it had Raava's energy/essence from the time Raava spent inside it. I wish they had made it less bright lmao
@@bansheeuwuuwu2872 yes lol, you can see it if you zoom in. It actually took me a couple watch throughs to actually notice it lol. It makes sense that Jinora didnt show up just to shine a flashlight lol, she took her time cause she was looking for it
@@OshawottLuke yeah! It takes a good while and some thinking to make sense of the book 2 finale, but everything makes sense. The reason people dont like it and I validate some of the criticism is because the stakes arent handled well. The emotion is theres Tenzin's and Korra's arc were beautiful in book 2, but just.....its hard to sympathize with a hero if what they're facing is a cartoony "I'm going to end the world" guy. Specially since the 10,000 years of darkness is just Unavatuu throwing stuff.
@@carlosalejandroalvarenga4913 And I looked up "Jinora Teapot Raava" and I found someone on Reddit pointing out that Iroh in his book 3 appearance says that he's looking for a new teapot so makes total sense!!
from the theories i've seen, people think that if there was gonna be another avatar series, the next avatar would end up finding a way to restore the past lives because each avatar tends to become what they wished they would have been, in korra's case, she is more headstrong and face her problems head on like Aang wished he had been.
Personally I prefer watch a new show about the news Avatar that would have to face the harmonic convergence and would have to deal with Vaatu growing up inside them. But i like this theory but i think is more like the present avatar tends to solve the problems the past avatar couldn't. Like Aang ended the 100years war, something Roku couldn't and Korra bring the Air Nation back, something Aang couldn't.
@@kelaarin tf does wokeness have to do with anything? They literally just wanted to separate this series from Aang's to avoid comparisons. And it seems it was a good choice considering how good Books 3 and 4 (especially 3) were.
@@Shejejjenwn_02 she either would have wished to be more tactical and skilled or less stubborn because in the majority of her fights she starts off with brute force but gets clapped not because shes weaker but just not as skilled and then she ends up winning cause she gets a new skill or has a trump card
As much as it broke my heart to see the past lives go, it was cool how they made the consequences real. This act haunts Korra for the rest of the series.
He said, "Asami and Korra have to end their relationship with Mako" ... Is that counting as he guessed right? Well, I hope they remember this after 2 more seasons.
Listen, Korra *is* naive. Remember, she's a sheltered kid who trained her whole life mostly in isolation to be The Avatar. So she's just like Aang in the sense that she'll fall for a lot.
@@devrod5862 yeah, and unlike Aang Korra grew up in isolation, without knowing how the real world was and just training to "Be the Avatar". Her personality in this first two books it's so naive and rash because she didn't face any real problems or consecuences for her actions.
I love how they represent the entire fandom haha The "It can actually work and I believe it made sense" people, the "Not bad but not that good either" people and the "wtf was that?! Korra is the worst avatar ever" people. Lol
Each Avatar deals with some form of their/ the past Avatar's mistakes, choices/impact on the planet, and (to an extent) unfinished business: - *Aang* had to deal with Firelord Ozai and the Fire Nation's reign (due to Roku failing to stop Firelord Sozin). Aang was a pacifist and didn't like conflict too much and would sometimes over-think his responsibilities. He was sometimes unsure of the major importance on himself of being the Avatar and just wanted to be a normal kid. Aang had to learn that sometimes even if you don't want to you have to take up your responsibilities and get things done, and also that in certain circumstances action is needed and talking won't always be the answer. He also became good friend's with the Prince Zuko and this added in helping change the Fire Nation forever, moving forward. - *Korra* was headstrong, more aggressive (her Air-bending style is even aggressive), and was quick to jump into conflict or throw the first punch (as we saw when she visited Republic City for the first time) and not think about the consequences (pay attention to her conversation with Kuvira towards the end of their fight). She was happy to be the Avatar and thought others shared the same excitement. She had to learn to connect more to her spiritual side and learn that not everything can be solved by just beating someone up. (we're starting to see this now with how she thinks certain things through when facing a villain) She also had to deal with the results of the world like Republic city politics, society, etc. that Aang left behind. Books 3 and 4 will show more of her personal growth and her impact on the entire world going forward. - The next Avatar will likely have to go on a journey to reconnect the Avatar's spiritual line while also learning about his/herself along their journey which open's the door for more Avatar lore and discovery that we haven't seen yet. Also, Korra will be a lot more mature, experienced, and wiser (like Master Katara and older Aang) and have years of wisdom on her from conversing with Uncle Iroh in the spirit world when the next Avatar speaks to her. Jinora is also Korra's spiritual mentor so that adds to Korra's wisdom. The next Avatar will be speaking to a much wiser Master Avatar Korra.
Also what if with all the things that Korra faced, she died young. And so every cast of Korra will not be too old by the next Avatar came to be. Also thinking if it's possible that the next world will be a world that no longer needs the Avatar so the next Avatar actually grew a Non-bender and confronted the challenges with only wits and spirituality.
@@JPositiveTM wait that’s banger actually... maybe the next avatar is a non bender because of the spiritual line being severed. cuz of this they would have only spiritual knowledge and skill like aang, but have to grow into material skill as their character development
Next Avatar, Now that I don’t have past lives I realize how useless they are, Roku only helped Aang to deal with his problems, Kyoshi only helped Aang to deal with her problems, and the rest were completely useless, Aang helped Korra deal with his problems from letting Yakone get away and Wan helped Korra deal with a 10,000 year threat that he dealt with. NOW TELL ME HOW TF WOULD ANY AVATAR HELP THE NEW AVATAR? THEY CANT, THEY ONLY HELP WITH THERE OWN PROBLEMS!!!
@@TheTruth-13 DUDE . Past avatars contain knowledge and more power. Whenever Aang activated avatar state he gained all of the past avatars knowledge and power, that's why he could bend all of the 4 elements. He also learned water bending quicker because he had knowledge and experience of all the past avatars.
I feel like the jinora moment can sorta be explained like this: Her spirit was light while in the spirit world (shown in ep 10-compared to dark korra). And remember that No one ever leaves the spirit prison that tenzin broke out his entire family out of, so she couldn't have been turned to dark by vaatu and returned to become a light spirit in the physical world that triggers a new raava
I read that she was actually holding avatar Wans teapot the one that Ravva was inside and that was what triggers it. You can also see it if you zoom in closely. It also have Iroh talking about him looking for a new teapot. :)
@@alecprestoza8384 I think she'll grow a lot wiser just because she needs to face everything without advice of the past avatars. All the ups and downs will make her a great avatar and a great advisor to the next one.
With Vaatu in the Avatar Spirit alongside Raava, the next Avatar is about to be so mentally and emotionally fucked up it'll make Korra look like the fuckin' Dalai Lama. Especially since Korra has a whole lifetime to get wiser in preparation for the next Avatar. They'll be fine on the past lives front.
Not gonna lie... it really did feel like *Korra was legitimately nerfed in multiple circumstances* in the rest of the series. Lost connection to Avatars in season 2, got poisoned at the end of season 3 so she couldn't fight without some handicap for most of season 4. lol I guess since maybe she started out with knowing 3 elements (then was able to learn all 4 elements and control the Avatar state by the beginning of season 2), they wanted to give her more character struggles with the villains, since she was close to her power ceiling. lol
@@fartyfat6539 Yep, it just seems too transparent with the writing, so it just makes a lot of people feel like she is too weak and loses too much (without significant help from others). Just seems like a lot of the fanbase could not root for her as a protagonist like it was intended (so they needed a better balance with her power struggle).
Her Avatar state is actually hella strong right now. Since Vaatu is "vanquished" for now, Raava is at her most powerful. We've never seen her this powerful before. It should give Korra's AS a considerable power advantage.
@@raec5426 They should’ve not allowed her to use the true avatar state yet this early. She should’ve had limited access to it until later in the season when she active spiritual harmony. Just having it be given to her just makes it seem less special and contrived.
Take the different contexts of ATLA vs LOK into account before casting judgement. Korra doesn't suck, she simply went through much harder challenges than most other avatars (apart from Huan). Aang had to defeat enemies like Zhao and Fire Lord, which ofc wasn't easy at all, but Korra had to defeat even more powerful enemies like Amon (a powerful bloodbender who could take people's bending away) and in this season she had to defeat Vatu, the literal manifestation of evil itself. Let's not even get into the horrible experiences she faced in the later seasons. And she had to do all this while being a 17 year old who ironically grew up more sheltered and controlled by adults around her than 12 year old Aang who had more freedom and worldly experience from getting to travel to other nations and meet many people before he was trapped in ice... Although in atla, Aang was also initially pretty trusting and eager to see the best in people, so he might have also ended up falling for Unalaq's bs.
In Korra's defense as far as her falling for Unalaq's lies, Unalaq was her uncle and tribe chief. She really didn't have any reason to doubt him at all. Plus Korra being a little naive makes sense, prior to season 1 she had never left her small Water Tribe village.
Korra's vision of her spiritual self in space is the same as Aang had when he was opening his chakras in order to gain control over the Avatar State in "The Guru". Tenzin telling Korra to bend not the elements, but her own energy, mirrors the advice that the lion turtle gave Aang in "Sozin's Comet, Part 4: Avatar Aang". Bolin's declaration of love to Eska after she saves him from a dark spirit mirrors his declaration to Mako upon being saved from an Equalist in "The Revelation", right down to his hand gestures. Korra's speech to the Southern Water Tribe about her role as the Avatar mirrors Wan's at the end of "Beginnings, Part 2".
I think they're saying she got the other avatar's killed lol which she did. When Aang went avatar state, I don't think he ever lost. Korra is out here taking L's left and right
Not sure about that. The turtle said " no other human has held so much power before at once" Wan responds " I am NOT like any other human" So in a sense he was already special before
@@jos-josradvanji6203 if korra uncle can hold the great spirt of evil I bet there morew3 then 1 person that can hold more then one element because if I remember right you need the spirt to change elements
@@popcornlieutenant but doesn't exactly that make him special? Back in his time people got turned into trees by spirits or worse they died in the spirit woods. He's the first to make a spiritual connection.
This is what happened: Jinora brought light from the teapot to Korra, the same teapot Iroh said it had Raava's light from the time she was hidding in it when she was small (you can see the teapot if you pause the video), that light helped find Raava. Jinora got the teapot because a butterfly spirit was with her when Tenzin saved her and probably told her about Korra. The spirits probably were helping since we saw Iroh and one fox spirit (from the library) helping Aangs's children in the last episode. Iroh sent the butterfly to Jinora, she went to Iroh to take the teapot and helped Korra.
first i was though s3 is the better... but when i rewatching again... s2 is the best,,deep story the origin Avatar..and the motivation unolok that zaher explain in s3 episode 9. And 1 more thing if you look rating in IMBD s2e8 was the best rating in all season. YES S2 personal for me is the best
@@nepdar8091 Season 2 is mad underrated. I think the first half is especially underrated and has the best setup of any season in all of avatar including ATLA.
@@SupportGamin2024 season 2 has soooo many plot holes or terrible frame work. Like why was black kite able to use spirit laser and Ravaa could do nothing at all. But when she was taken from Korras body, Korra in giant form was able to do it now??one of many things wrong with the lore and set up of this season
Alright so season 2 makes no sense. But. The running theory is she was able to speed up the process by which raava naturally emerges from vaatu because jinora is spiritual af. I saw a cool fan theory that jinora should have like sacrificed herself to become the new light spirit/avatar spirit.
@@SupportGamin2024 *To be fair, Aang had some help from the lion turtle for energy bending and unlocked the Avatar state by falling back into a rock with convenient timing for the series finale* ... Not that it excuses the writing choices in Korra, but just saying, he had some help too by the end of the series. lol
Pocahontas fight, jurassic park ending, yeah 😂 I always feel like Jinora is like Kari(Digimon) carrying the light with her ☺️ they didn't explain what happened, she actually went to Iroh for help lol
People fail to realize that with the past avatars gone, korra only has those around her and herself to depend on. Which means we get away from aang and the past avatars, so korra can truly be her OWN avatar.
She hardly interacted with them to begin with. The writers could’ve had her just telling her past lives that she wants to do things her own way and not rely on her past lives so much. It’s what Aang did in the comics when he no longer could agree with Roku and cut ties with him. There was no need to forcibly remove them from existence.
Tbh they never even had a moment where she relied on her past lives. Maybe if it showed how much she relied with them that there's more emotional attachment to what she's going to struggle with. Instead the writers just blocked the possibility of avatar interactions all together, not giving us a taste which was why people was pissed. They didnt understand why it needs to happen lol.
I think the most important thing to go back to is that like Korra said it’s a new era. I think the creators chose to end korras connection to the previous avatars as a way to symbolize the beginning of a new time. If you really think about it the advice and life lessons from previous avatars would have been out dated due to the advancement and progression the world has made. Also really cool fact if you remember from ATLA when the gaang goes to the air temple aang was born in, the avatar statues end after what would have been korras spot. I’m sure the directors and creators had it already planned from the beginning to end the original avatar cycle and begin a new one with that of korras
Yeah the whole Civil war didn’t even make sense from Unalaq’s perspective and his overall plan. Like what was the point of all of that and how did any of that accomplish his plans. All Unalaq had to do afterwards was to just send Korra to the North Pole to open the second portal with his limited time that he has been wasting.
Honestly people just like to blame Korra for being a human but that’s the whole reason why the Avatar isn’t just an all powerful spirit. They need to make mistakes and eff up a ton so that they understand why humankind is also imperfect yet deserving of sympathy and respect. The growth she shows by season 4 in the way she treats Kuvira vs Tarlok in season 1 is a great example of how her mistakes guide her to be more empathetic.
Yeah, right? It also bothers me that people can't seem to empathize with Korra and just hate on her actions in this season. I mean everyone around her treated her like a child and didn't respect her enough to tell the truth about why they kept her on a leash, then comes Unalaq, her uncle, and just seems to treat her that way and says all the right things to manipulate her, of course she would fall for that. Anyways, it's awesome to see a flawed protagonist that actually makes mistakes and later proceeds to grow from them, i missed that in TLA and found Aang to be pretty boring.
@@Henrique-wv9xq Sorry but The Last Airbender was the superior series. Korra was cool though but objectively speaking, TLA was the superior series in so many ways.
@@a.d.w8385 I didn't really say one was better than the other, all i said was that Korra was a much more interesting character to me than Aang, so i don't really know what you're trying to argue here.
The large-scale battle between Korra's astral projection and the Dark Avatar evokes movies such as Clash of the Titans, Pacific Rim, and Godzilla. When Mako, Tenzin, Kya, and Bolin are trying to ward off the frenzied spirits, they bend the elements in the order in which they appear in the Avatar Cycle: fire (lightning), air, water, and earth, respectively. This is the second time in the franchise this has happened, the first time being during the confrontation at Tu Zin.
I don't know if anyone caught this but when rava first connected with Wan she was very small in size but when her and korra reconnected she was 10 times the size she was before so that's a huge power-boost to the Avatar state
@Tesla-Effect imagine thinking Aang, a perfectly written character, is better than korra, a realistic character, with flaws just like all of humanity. Stop acting dumb you child. Dumb fucks commenting ignorant stuff.
@Tesla-Effect do you realize that korra was in the avatar state when fighting against unavaatu? Not even all avatars combined could take it so I don't really blame korra for losing,i blame unavaatu for pulling such an ass move. Nobody knew something like that could happen and I am pretty sure that had korra known raava could be taken out from her she would have been way more careful
I think most people have a problem with Korra's bratty behaviour, the love triangle stuff and the weird Jinora thing so you're definitely not alone. I'd disagree with her being naive about Unalaq's intentions - I think people forget he's literally her Uncle, and he used her father and the Spirit attack perfectly to manipulate her. There's no way she'd expect it. As for Korra losing the past lives, honestly idk if any Avatar could have done anything differently - I mean the literal embodiment of all Darkness is probably the most powerful enemy any Avatar has had to face.
Never forget that Roku's negligence to deal with Sozin and Aang running away from his responsibility as the avatar led to the 100 year war, the genocide of the air nomads, the colonization of the earth kingdom, and the imprisonment/murder of almost every southern water tribe waterbender. Korra makes a lot of mistakes, but they've only really ever affected her as the avatar and not so much the rest of the world.
Every avatar is trash until they grow into themselves. That's basically the premise of most of the stories past lives tells, their screw ups and regrets.
I feel like everyone should know that even tho severing the connections to their past lives was the dumbest decision, Aang also felt like he should not rely on the advice of the past avatars anymore (comics) since he's about to usher in the modern world. He literally meant they couldn't help him to move forward. Of course, the lost of knowledge and skills defeat that thought but it's still something to understand.
This is the first episode of The Legend of Korra in which Katara appears without any lines and the second overall after "Appa's Lost Days". The title is a callback to Unalaq's advice to Korra in "The Southern Lights" on how to open the Southern spirit portal.
Thank god Korra is actually cool again in season 3. I mean I never hated her to begin with but she is noticeably naive and even frustrating in season 2. Season 3 is, just like the first episode’s title, a breath of fresh air
@@moneylover318 It makes erasing them more pointless. Why do such a thing if she hardly interacts with them to begin with? It seemed to have been done more for shock value then anything else.
@@brandonlyon730 a If I think about it never watched the show people kept saying where's aang we want more aang where's aang we want more aang. This was pretty much the one way to shut them up for good
Avatar: The Last Airbender Book One: Water Chapter 8: Avatar Roku (Winter Solstice, Part 2) Roku: "Mastering the elements takes years of discipline and practice, but if the world is to survive, you must do it by summer's end." Aang: "What if I can't master all the elements in time? What if I fail?" Roku: "I know you can do it, Aang, for you have done it before." This is by far one of the best things about Korra book 2, IMO. The realization that 8 years before it aired, the creators already had it embedded in the lore. Gives me chills every time.
@@TofaTheCreative I haven't read the comics, but I think we won't know if Korra is going to be able to communicate with the next avatar until she's dead (😅 ). The same must have happened with Wan and the second avatar.
What actually did Jinora was one of the lines that the lion turtle said on the last Airbender. "Since beginning-less time, darkness thrives in the void but always yields to purify light".
I think the thing with jinora at the end was about hope. Korra was fighting unalaq/vaatu and got intimidated by him saying there's no more light, she was basically losing hope / letting dark emotions in. And jinora kept her positive energy at all times so to then show korra light would never be gone. She was like a little pick-me-up so to speak, like "hey don't worry, you got this, raava is right there if you believe strong enough"
the most popular theory about jinora realeasing all the light is that when she gave Tenzin & Co. that one light spirit to guide them out of the spiritworld she disappeard and started collecting light spirits and once she had some she projected her own spirit to republic spirit which can can do because at harmonic convergance the two worlds cross and once she arrived there she released all those light spirits to ''revive'' Raava inside of Vaatu or speed up the procces of her emerging within Vaatu
I liked that this season Korra learned from her enemy. All of her villians have good ideas to extent, with the exception of Amon Korra grows and takes a part of them with her. I love that.
I still never saw the point of why they had to permanently kill off the past lives like that? I mean if the writers really wanted Korra to not rely on them all the time, why couldn’t they not just have Korra announce to them that she wants make her own decisions and have herself choose to cut herself for the previous avatars and be on her own. Like what Aang did in the comics when he no longer saw eye to eye with Roku. Just killing off the other avatars just seems to there just for shock value and not much else.
@@vetarlittorf1807 I don’t see how it really develops her character in a meaningful way that letting go willingly would’ve done the same, and calling me a moron doesn’t make your arguments any better they just make them look childish.
When you think about it though it makes sense because after a while what advice could the past avatars give that relate to Korra new Industrial Age? All they know is ancient times but with the development of technology and weapons there’s gonna be new problems that they would probably not have a solution for. And I remember in the comics there’s an example when Aang cuts off his connection to Roku because Roku couldn’t understand Aangs circumstance fully and told him to kill Zuko he simply couldn’t offer good advice
“They made her fucking dumb” I mean you guys have to understand she was kept hidden away from the world in the South Pole for her entire life up until she got to republic city, she’s going to make plenty understandable mistakes, but I love y’all’s reactions ✨
@Tesla-Effect Yeah because the creators didn't know if they were going to be picked up for another season so that is why the seasons seem a bit off with an arc a season. versus ATLA.
@Tesla-Effect You’re obviously a broke little kid, they already posted season 3 and season 4 on their Patreon with people commenting on each video. Go back to playing with your toys, little boy
I like how this season included wan as a parallel to what korra would become the first avatar of the next cycle just like how he was the first avatar of the original cycle it was all planned out
Yay you guys finish season 2! Season 3 is one of my favourite season’s from the legend of korra as it has a great villain that I think you guys are going to enjoy and season 4 is about when korra alone dealing with pstd which I personally really liked seeing
I cant wait for one of the best seasons of Korra bro I'm glad season 2 is over Edit: also let the avatars rest they've been helping for thousands of years bout time that they actually died
When Korra's life ends, I think she'd have gained a lot wisdom during it. And I think that also Iroh will take the role of guidance for the Avatars to come. I also believe that the Avatar still can talk with their prior incarnations, just not directly over Raava. They should be somewhere in the spirit world.
I don’t think it’s necessary anymore for past avatars that’s why the writers were okay for getting rid of them. Cuz korra only needed guidance once when she was at her lowest and that’s it so the next Avatar really only needs 1 past life to talk to and korra had gone through so much she can give advice them to the next avatar
honestly even though the harmonic convergence was inevitable she really made so many mistakes from being gullible and ignorant; if she hadn't been that way she would most likely have kept the past lives.
@@mauby6781 funny how you say that when Aang pretty much made just as many mistakes as Korra did. One big mistake I can think of is not finishing his chakra training with Guru Patik to master the Avatar State which caused him to get temporarily killed by Azula until Katara had to revive him. Other mistakes I can think of are not killing Ozai with the lightning when he had the chance, hurting Katara with his fire bending, hiding the map from Sokka and Katara, killing an innocent animal, blaming Toph for Appa going missing despite her being held up in trying to save the rest of the group and a bunch more.
@@God-mq1dd my guy I didn't claim that Aang never made a mistake in his life. I was on his ass the same way when he fucked up. So I'm on Korras ass too because she fucked up lmao. People defend Korra when she's getting slandered for her L's but would accept that Aang made his? na we not giving her special treatment foh
Avatar state caught that hard reset cause of Korra lol
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Aang statue: Exist*
Korra villains: So you have chosen... DISRESPECT
Korra Villains: And I took that personally
Did the red lotus so somethinf to it? I cant remember honestly
@@kylahicks7054 they didn't, but Zaheer did disrespect the use of airbending, airbenders are pacifist nomads, and Zaheer used airbending to kill the earth Queen
You probably couldn't see it cause it was bright, but what Jinora had was wan's tea pot, which like Iroh said "You can still taste a little light with every cup". She used a remnant of raava to find her inside Vatuu
Is that really true because if it is ...
It's so absolutely legit. Wow
That's amazing, I thought the best season had a bad ending because I thought Jinora's light thing didn't make a lot of sense, but now that I know that it was the tea pot, it makes sense because it had Raava's energy/essence from the time Raava spent inside it. I wish they had made it less bright lmao
@@bansheeuwuuwu2872 yes lol, you can see it if you zoom in. It actually took me a couple watch throughs to actually notice it lol. It makes sense that Jinora didnt show up just to shine a flashlight lol, she took her time cause she was looking for it
@@OshawottLuke yeah! It takes a good while and some thinking to make sense of the book 2 finale, but everything makes sense. The reason people dont like it and I validate some of the criticism is because the stakes arent handled well. The emotion is theres Tenzin's and Korra's arc were beautiful in book 2, but just.....its hard to sympathize with a hero if what they're facing is a cartoony "I'm going to end the world" guy. Specially since the 10,000 years of darkness is just Unavatuu throwing stuff.
@@carlosalejandroalvarenga4913 And I looked up "Jinora Teapot Raava" and I found someone on Reddit pointing out that Iroh in his book 3 appearance says that he's looking for a new teapot so makes total sense!!
us: Sheera is always predicting everything, she's the smart one of the group! respect her name!
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All three of them have their moments. I just feel like she makes many predictions that some are bound to happen
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@@Yopiwastaken Not for Fallout
Next Avatar: How can I connect with my past lives?
Korra: Yeah...about that...
Actually the next avatar can't even talk to korro since in the books she wrote everything out for the next avatar to see.
@@justanaveragedragon831 I heard that the book you're talking about had little input from the creators of the so the book might not be cannon
@@justanaveragedragon831 They can change that if they really want to though lol
Tbh they could easily retcon that if they really wanted to if another series got greenlit
@@justanaveragedragon831 That information comes from Avatar's Chronicle, which is not canon.
"Can you imagine waking up wet"
- Lupa 2020 2021??
I searched for this comment.
Would technically be 2020 cause it’s prerecorded
Noone even respomded to that lol
They recorded these in like July lol. I remember I saw on their Patreon that they finished Korra in August or something
While talking about a little girl as well :c
We're finally here. Time for you to hear the poetry of the wise sage Guru Laghima.
Omg lol 😂 I’m ready
Omfg yessssss
Bruh season 3 is the best one imo for real from villain to combat animations was perfect
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You probably haven't heard of him 🧐, lol
from the theories i've seen, people think that if there was gonna be another avatar series, the next avatar would end up finding a way to restore the past lives because each avatar tends to become what they wished they would have been, in korra's case, she is more headstrong and face her problems head on like Aang wished he had been.
Personally I prefer watch a new show about the news Avatar that would have to face the harmonic convergence and would have to deal with Vaatu growing up inside them.
But i like this theory but i think is more like the present avatar tends to solve the problems the past avatar couldn't. Like Aang ended the 100years war, something Roku couldn't and Korra bring the Air Nation back, something Aang couldn't.
Not gonna happen. The writers are too woke to let Korra's "new legacy" be tarnished.
What do you think korra would had wish to be ?
@@kelaarin tf does wokeness have to do with anything? They literally just wanted to separate this series from Aang's to avoid comparisons. And it seems it was a good choice considering how good Books 3 and 4 (especially 3) were.
@@Shejejjenwn_02 she either would have wished to be more tactical and skilled or less stubborn because in the majority of her fights she starts off with brute force but gets clapped not because shes weaker but just not as skilled and then she ends up winning cause she gets a new skill or has a trump card
Another season finale
another way of disrespecting the glorious Aang statue
And it doesn't stop there. Season 3 finale also disrespects Aang in another way. Man
They never let my manz rest🥱
@@trainerkai1313 what happens I can’t remember
Sad
Korra did her best tho...
I can't wait for the season 3 reaction! the best season out of the 4 IMO.
Arguably, ARGUABLY best out of 7
@@Inaresco yeah you could argue, but I do agree it is top 3. Def better than ATLA S1, but there are ways to argue for S2 or S3.
No capp
same
Season 3 of LoK definitely the best, but overall ATLA Season 3 the best of both of series.
As much as it broke my heart to see the past lives go, it was cool how they made the consequences real. This act haunts Korra for the rest of the series.
He said, "Asami and Korra have to end their relationship with Mako" ... Is that counting as he guessed right? Well, I hope they remember this after 2 more seasons.
They already finished this show forever ago. Its all up on patreon
Sheera completely predicted everything, but god damnit that tree scene
💀💀💀
Lupa and Roshi refusing to acknowledge Sheera's desription of the tree was LOL
I'm mad thinking about it
Deep insight i swear
@@Sassynbluntaf me too...
My absolute favorite thing that these guys say is
"YEAH???"
YEAH!?
Roshi (In the middle) came up with that lmao
Give it a few more days. You'll get over it.
@@tempsitch5632 Ive been watching for months :/
I be saying that so randomly
The entire soundtrack from when Korra/Jinora/Rava returned is everything.
Listen, Korra *is* naive. Remember, she's a sheltered kid who trained her whole life mostly in isolation to be The Avatar. So she's just like Aang in the sense that she'll fall for a lot.
Aang suffered worse than she did
people forget Aang was prone to making dumb decisions too
@@kagani6202 ang was 12 right? korra is 17 almost 18
@@devrod5862 yeah, and unlike Aang Korra grew up in isolation, without knowing how the real world was and just training to "Be the Avatar". Her personality in this first two books it's so naive and rash because she didn't face any real problems or consecuences for her actions.
@@chrisklitou7573 What does that have to do with anything that was said in the OG comment?
Now I can't wait to see your reactions to the masterpiece that is book 3
Facts
Lol... It's childish garbage :D
Book 3 is probably my favorite tbh
@@tsogobauggi8721 its a kid show nice try
@@tsogobauggi8721 also they showed someone literally murdering someone else in this “childish garbage”
4:59 Big "damn I hope our kids ain't like this" energy
I love how they represent the entire fandom haha The "It can actually work and I believe it made sense" people, the "Not bad but not that good either" people and the "wtf was that?! Korra is the worst avatar ever" people. Lol
@Scorpio Bradley Lupa is an asshat tbh
@@Goliath1337 lol why because he has a different opinion ?
@@Goliath1337 Nah, you're the asshat
Even in his grave, Aang can't catch a break (I was talking about the treatment the statue gets)
It's cabbage mans spirit wishing bad luck
He’s useless to Korra, how would he help? You only need 1 past Avatar the rest are useless and can only help you with their own problems
@@TheTruth-13 Useless? He literally restored her bending when she lost it, what are you on?
@@Ebon_Sean Did you not just read what I said? You only need 1 you clown
@@TheTruth-13 you just decided that?
Each Avatar deals with some form of their/ the past Avatar's mistakes, choices/impact on the planet, and (to an extent) unfinished business:
- *Aang* had to deal with Firelord Ozai and the Fire Nation's reign (due to Roku failing to stop Firelord Sozin). Aang was a pacifist and didn't like conflict too much and would sometimes over-think his responsibilities. He was sometimes unsure of the major importance on himself of being the Avatar and just wanted to be a normal kid. Aang had to learn that sometimes even if you don't want to you have to take up your responsibilities and get things done, and also that in certain circumstances action is needed and talking won't always be the answer. He also became good friend's with the Prince Zuko and this added in helping change the Fire Nation forever, moving forward.
- *Korra* was headstrong, more aggressive (her Air-bending style is even aggressive), and was quick to jump into conflict or throw the first punch (as we saw when she visited Republic City for the first time) and not think about the consequences (pay attention to her conversation with Kuvira towards the end of their fight). She was happy to be the Avatar and thought others shared the same excitement. She had to learn to connect more to her spiritual side and learn that not everything can be solved by just beating someone up. (we're starting to see this now with how she thinks certain things through when facing a villain) She also had to deal with the results of the world like Republic city politics, society, etc. that Aang left behind. Books 3 and 4 will show more of her personal growth and her impact on the entire world going forward.
- The next Avatar will likely have to go on a journey to reconnect the Avatar's spiritual line while also learning about his/herself along their journey which open's the door for more Avatar lore and discovery that we haven't seen yet. Also, Korra will be a lot more mature, experienced, and wiser (like Master Katara and older Aang) and have years of wisdom on her from conversing with Uncle Iroh in the spirit world when the next Avatar speaks to her. Jinora is also Korra's spiritual mentor so that adds to Korra's wisdom. The next Avatar will be speaking to a much wiser Master Avatar Korra.
Also what if with all the things that Korra faced, she died young. And so every cast of Korra will not be too old by the next Avatar came to be.
Also thinking if it's possible that the next world will be a world that no longer needs the Avatar so the next Avatar actually grew a Non-bender and confronted the challenges with only wits and spirituality.
@@JPositiveTM wait that’s banger actually... maybe the next avatar is a non bender because of the spiritual line being severed. cuz of this they would have only spiritual knowledge and skill like aang, but have to grow into material skill as their character development
The best part of season 2 is seeing old avatar stories and seeing aang. I think they will enjoy season 3 and 4 more
Next Avatar, Now that I don’t have past lives I realize how useless they are, Roku only helped Aang to deal with his problems, Kyoshi only helped Aang to deal with her problems, and the rest were completely useless, Aang helped Korra deal with his problems from letting Yakone get away and Wan helped Korra deal with a 10,000 year threat that he dealt with. NOW TELL ME HOW TF WOULD ANY AVATAR HELP THE NEW AVATAR? THEY CANT, THEY ONLY HELP WITH THERE OWN PROBLEMS!!!
@@TheTruth-13 DUDE . Past avatars contain knowledge and more power.
Whenever Aang activated avatar state he gained all of the past avatars knowledge and power, that's why he could bend all of the 4 elements.
He also learned water bending quicker because he had knowledge and experience of all the past avatars.
Bruh
I just LOVE how intelligent these three are! They even understood at once what Jinora did! 😍😍
I feel like the jinora moment can sorta be explained like this:
Her spirit was light while in the spirit world (shown in ep 10-compared to dark korra). And remember that No one ever leaves the spirit prison that tenzin broke out his entire family out of, so she couldn't have been turned to dark by vaatu and returned to become a light spirit in the physical world that triggers a new raava
Season 3 is defo the best season of Korra, it's the closet you'll get to aang levels so good
I read that she was actually holding avatar Wans teapot the one that Ravva was inside and that was what triggers it. You can also see it if you zoom in closely. It also have Iroh talking about him looking for a new teapot. :)
I died when they said the next avatar would see JUST KORRA HAHAHAHA
@Scorpio Bradley still lost her connection to all her past lives
@@alecprestoza8384 I think she'll grow a lot wiser just because she needs to face everything without advice of the past avatars. All the ups and downs will make her a great avatar and a great advisor to the next one.
With Vaatu in the Avatar Spirit alongside Raava, the next Avatar is about to be so mentally and emotionally fucked up it'll make Korra look like the fuckin' Dalai Lama. Especially since Korra has a whole lifetime to get wiser in preparation for the next Avatar. They'll be fine on the past lives front.
Bruh, they literally made a whole ass season to nerf the Avatar state.
Not gonna lie... it really did feel like *Korra was legitimately nerfed in multiple circumstances* in the rest of the series. Lost connection to Avatars in season 2, got poisoned at the end of season 3 so she couldn't fight without some handicap for most of season 4. lol I guess since maybe she started out with knowing 3 elements (then was able to learn all 4 elements and control the Avatar state by the beginning of season 2), they wanted to give her more character struggles with the villains, since she was close to her power ceiling. lol
@@raec5426 yeah because if she truly fight in avatar state (with no handicap) no one can't win against her.
@@fartyfat6539 Yep, it just seems too transparent with the writing, so it just makes a lot of people feel like she is too weak and loses too much (without significant help from others). Just seems like a lot of the fanbase could not root for her as a protagonist like it was intended (so they needed a better balance with her power struggle).
Her Avatar state is actually hella strong right now. Since Vaatu is "vanquished" for now, Raava is at her most powerful. We've never seen her this powerful before. It should give Korra's AS a considerable power advantage.
@@raec5426 They should’ve not allowed her to use the true avatar state yet this early. She should’ve had limited access to it until later in the season when she active spiritual harmony. Just having it be given to her just makes it seem less special and contrived.
When he said "you gonna keep spamming that attack “ i died😂
O MY GOD! Why did I just spend 6 whole minutes laughing at the reaction to Sheera's take on the tree of time?!
Next avatar: Hey are you the only one here? Where's everyone else?
Korra: *S W E A T S
I like how lupa calls out Korra’s bs mistakes and her naive judgments
Take the different contexts of ATLA vs LOK into account before casting judgement. Korra doesn't suck, she simply went through much harder challenges than most other avatars (apart from Huan). Aang had to defeat enemies like Zhao and Fire Lord, which ofc wasn't easy at all, but Korra had to defeat even more powerful enemies like Amon (a powerful bloodbender who could take people's bending away) and in this season she had to defeat Vatu, the literal manifestation of evil itself. Let's not even get into the horrible experiences she faced in the later seasons. And she had to do all this while being a 17 year old who ironically grew up more sheltered and controlled by adults around her than 12 year old Aang who had more freedom and worldly experience from getting to travel to other nations and meet many people before he was trapped in ice... Although in atla, Aang was also initially pretty trusting and eager to see the best in people, so he might have also ended up falling for Unalaq's bs.
I’m real excited for y’all to watch season 3. Bolin is just A1
yeah, on the wagyu scale
A1 since day 1
it's best season
@@melf5057
lol are you saying he's the worst? woooow!
In Korra's defense as far as her falling for Unalaq's lies, Unalaq was her uncle and tribe chief. She really didn't have any reason to doubt him at all. Plus Korra being a little naive makes sense, prior to season 1 she had never left her small Water Tribe village.
Korra's vision of her spiritual self in space is the same as Aang had when he was opening his chakras in order to gain control over the Avatar State in "The Guru".
Tenzin telling Korra to bend not the elements, but her own energy, mirrors the advice that the lion turtle gave Aang in "Sozin's Comet, Part 4: Avatar Aang".
Bolin's declaration of love to Eska after she saves him from a dark spirit mirrors his declaration to Mako upon being saved from an Equalist in "The Revelation", right down to his hand gestures.
Korra's speech to the Southern Water Tribe about her role as the Avatar mirrors Wan's at the end of "Beginnings, Part 2".
Imagine giving such a good pep talk they literally become a godlike titan
The title of the episode is all of us when season two ends
because we know season three will be way better
the best
@@sirmel11 yessir
Agreed
Thank u obama
11:06 "could you imagine just waking up wet"
After Unalaq caps all the avatars: WhY DiD kOrRa kiLl tHe AvAtaRs
@Scorpio Bradley right?! Like make it make sense
I think people blame Korra because she opened the spirit portals, but I do think it’s a bit unfair to put all the blame on her
I blame the writers more.
@@lukadvali27 ikr fck all the people I've known my whole life I'm gonna listen to this guy who is clearly an evil villain.
I think they're saying she got the other avatar's killed lol which she did. When Aang went avatar state, I don't think he ever lost. Korra is out here taking L's left and right
"Stop failing please."
-Lupa 2020
I feel like any person could become an avatar type being if they fused with a strong enough spirt
I feel like they could do it if those other turtles were still around...
Not sure about that. The turtle said " no other human has held so much power before at once"
Wan responds " I am NOT like any other human"
So in a sense he was already special before
@@jos-josradvanji6203 I feel like he just said that cause he cool with a lot of spirits. Other than that, nothing else was really special about him.
@@jos-josradvanji6203 if korra uncle can hold the great spirt of evil I bet there morew3 then 1 person that can hold more then one element because if I remember right you need the spirt to change elements
@@popcornlieutenant but doesn't exactly that make him special? Back in his time people got turned into trees by spirits or worse they died in the spirit woods. He's the first to make a spiritual connection.
This is what happened: Jinora brought light from the teapot to Korra, the same teapot Iroh said it had Raava's light from the time she was hidding in it when she was small (you can see the teapot if you pause the video), that light helped find Raava. Jinora got the teapot because a butterfly spirit was with her when Tenzin saved her and probably told her about Korra. The spirits probably were helping since we saw Iroh and one fox spirit (from the library) helping Aangs's children in the last episode. Iroh sent the butterfly to Jinora, she went to Iroh to take the teapot and helped Korra.
“You will always hold a special place in the organ that pumps my blood”🤣🤣🤣
They realize the next avatar will be talking to mature, adult Korra right xD
This group of reactors is incredibly short sighted. They won’t give Korra any credit for the rest of the show just a heads up.
@@Gamelover254 oh rip. Do they not like season 3?
@@Gamelover254 bruh lost all of my hype for the next reactions
@@Gamelover254 That's lame not maybe won't watch anymore
@@Gamelover254 But... Kora persists to be garbo throughout 3 AND 4 as well.
Oh yeah. The status quo was changed more than you think. You'll see next season
Next up, the best season of the show!!!
YES
first i was though s3 is the better... but when i rewatching again... s2 is the best,,deep story the origin Avatar..and the motivation unolok that zaher explain in s3 episode 9. And 1 more thing if you look rating in IMBD s2e8 was the best rating in all season. YES S2 personal for me is the best
@@nepdar8091 Season 2 is mad underrated. I think the first half is especially underrated and has the best setup of any season in all of avatar including ATLA.
All I can say for the next season is “let go of your earthly tether and become one with the void”
Bro season 3 is my favorite season dude, high key
Close enough 🙃
No, it goes like "Let go of your earthly tether. Enter the void. Empty, and become wind."
When that happens, Sheera Lupa Rossi are all gonna be like “Yeaaaaaaaah???”
@@Frandahab chief I ain’t saying the whole thing what if they recognize it when the episode comes
Jinora recolected all the light around the world spirit, that's how Rava was able to grown up into Vatu.
I’m just here for season 3... as most of us probably are. the hype is REAL
Still will never understand how Jinora was able to figure that spirit stuff out
Plot armor and deus ex machina,people refuse to see that korra couldn't do anything without someone helping her
@@SupportGamin2024 season 2 has soooo many plot holes or terrible frame work. Like why was black kite able to use spirit laser and Ravaa could do nothing at all. But when she was taken from Korras body, Korra in giant form was able to do it now??one of many things wrong with the lore and set up of this season
Alright so season 2 makes no sense. But. The running theory is she was able to speed up the process by which raava naturally emerges from vaatu because jinora is spiritual af. I saw a cool fan theory that jinora should have like sacrificed herself to become the new light spirit/avatar spirit.
@@SupportGamin2024 Katara carried Aang the hole series
@@SupportGamin2024 *To be fair, Aang had some help from the lion turtle for energy bending and unlocked the Avatar state by falling back into a rock with convenient timing for the series finale* ... Not that it excuses the writing choices in Korra, but just saying, he had some help too by the end of the series. lol
Pocahontas fight, jurassic park ending, yeah 😂
I always feel like Jinora is like Kari(Digimon) carrying the light with her ☺️ they didn't explain what happened, she actually went to Iroh for help lol
This finale is so so soooo good. And the soundtrack to this episode is amazing!
Me when i lie
Soooo hyped for Book 3. The best book ever!
People fail to realize that with the past avatars gone, korra only has those around her and herself to depend on. Which means we get away from aang and the past avatars, so korra can truly be her OWN avatar.
ah yes the trash avatar
She hardly interacted with them to begin with. The writers could’ve had her just telling her past lives that she wants to do things her own way and not rely on her past lives so much. It’s what Aang did in the comics when he no longer could agree with Roku and cut ties with him. There was no need to forcibly remove them from existence.
@@brandonlyon730 It allows korra to get of aangs shadow is what I was getting at. It's not big deal.🤣🤣
Tbh they never even had a moment where she relied on her past lives. Maybe if it showed how much she relied with them that there's more emotional attachment to what she's going to struggle with. Instead the writers just blocked the possibility of avatar interactions all together, not giving us a taste which was why people was pissed. They didnt understand why it needs to happen lol.
Whew now that that's over with, time for the moment we've all been waiting for:
*BOOK THREEE*
I think the most important thing to go back to is that like Korra said it’s a new era. I think the creators chose to end korras connection to the previous avatars as a way to symbolize the beginning of a new time. If you really think about it the advice and life lessons from previous avatars would have been out dated due to the advancement and progression the world has made. Also really cool fact if you remember from ATLA when the gaang goes to the air temple aang was born in, the avatar statues end after what would have been korras spot. I’m sure the directors and creators had it already planned from the beginning to end the original avatar cycle and begin a new one with that of korras
Jinora is like the Thor of this series, so clutch
That joke sheera made had me crying 😭
Tbh i wished they had just stuck with the early civil war story and used more time for charater development.
Yeah the whole Civil war didn’t even make sense from Unalaq’s perspective and his overall plan. Like what was the point of all of that and how did any of that accomplish his plans. All Unalaq had to do afterwards was to just send Korra to the North Pole to open the second portal with his limited time that he has been wasting.
I would have preferred that more than the giant Godzilla battle this season ended on.
Honestly people just like to blame Korra for being a human but that’s the whole reason why the Avatar isn’t just an all powerful spirit. They need to make mistakes and eff up a ton so that they understand why humankind is also imperfect yet deserving of sympathy and respect. The growth she shows by season 4 in the way she treats Kuvira vs Tarlok in season 1 is a great example of how her mistakes guide her to be more empathetic.
Yeah, right? It also bothers me that people can't seem to empathize with Korra and just hate on her actions in this season. I mean everyone around her treated her like a child and didn't respect her enough to tell the truth about why they kept her on a leash, then comes Unalaq, her uncle, and just seems to treat her that way and says all the right things to manipulate her, of course she would fall for that. Anyways, it's awesome to see a flawed protagonist that actually makes mistakes and later proceeds to grow from them, i missed that in TLA and found Aang to be pretty boring.
@@Henrique-wv9xq Sorry but The Last Airbender was the superior series. Korra was cool though but objectively speaking, TLA was the superior series in so many ways.
@@a.d.w8385 I didn't really say one was better than the other, all i said was that Korra was a much more interesting character to me than Aang, so i don't really know what you're trying to argue here.
Nah bro catch this L korra is ass and aang will always be the best avatar
@@axelblade2710 Wrong in so many ways
The large-scale battle between Korra's astral projection and the Dark Avatar evokes movies such as Clash of the Titans, Pacific Rim, and Godzilla.
When Mako, Tenzin, Kya, and Bolin are trying to ward off the frenzied spirits, they bend the elements in the order in which they appear in the Avatar Cycle: fire (lightning), air, water, and earth, respectively.
This is the second time in the franchise this has happened, the first time being during the confrontation at Tu Zin.
I don't know if anyone caught this but when rava first connected with Wan she was very small in size but when her and korra reconnected she was 10 times the size she was before so that's a huge power-boost to the Avatar state
I feel bad for the Avatar that has to fight Vaatu in 10 Thousand years
i just thought of something, what if all the avatar past lives had to be lost every 10,000 years because of this? 🤔
@@aaliyahchenelle7289 Well this is only the second cycle, but it may happen.
@Tesla-Effect imagine thinking Aang, a perfectly written character, is better than korra, a realistic character, with flaws just like all of humanity. Stop acting dumb you child. Dumb fucks commenting ignorant stuff.
@Tesla-Effect do you realize that korra was in the avatar state when fighting against unavaatu? Not even all avatars combined could take it so I don't really blame korra for losing,i blame unavaatu for pulling such an ass move. Nobody knew something like that could happen and I am pretty sure that had korra known raava could be taken out from her she would have been way more careful
@SageRyan facts. He has many flaws
I think most people have a problem with Korra's bratty behaviour, the love triangle stuff and the weird Jinora thing so you're definitely not alone.
I'd disagree with her being naive about Unalaq's intentions - I think people forget he's literally her Uncle, and he used her father and the Spirit attack perfectly to manipulate her. There's no way she'd expect it. As for Korra losing the past lives, honestly idk if any Avatar could have done anything differently - I mean the literal embodiment of all Darkness is probably the most powerful enemy any Avatar has had to face.
Never forget that Roku's negligence to deal with Sozin and Aang running away from his responsibility as the avatar led to the 100 year war, the genocide of the air nomads, the colonization of the earth kingdom, and the imprisonment/murder of almost every southern water tribe waterbender. Korra makes a lot of mistakes, but they've only really ever affected her as the avatar and not so much the rest of the world.
Her and the next Avatars, but they'll have to deal with it in their own time.
Nah korra trash
The only acception would be leaving the portals open and that, overall, had a very positive effect on the world.
That's facts I didn't even think about that
Every avatar is trash until they grow into themselves. That's basically the premise of most of the stories past lives tells, their screw ups and regrets.
I feel like everyone should know that even tho severing the connections to their past lives was the dumbest decision, Aang also felt like he should not rely on the advice of the past avatars anymore (comics) since he's about to usher in the modern world. He literally meant they couldn't help him to move forward. Of course, the lost of knowledge and skills defeat that thought but it's still something to understand.
This is the first episode of The Legend of Korra in which Katara appears without any lines and the second overall after "Appa's Lost Days".
The title is a callback to Unalaq's advice to Korra in "The Southern Lights" on how to open the Southern spirit portal.
I like how the bad guy’s way of putting the world in “a thousand years of darkness” is just him wrecking stuff
- schrifrillas
Good thing the cosmic representation of Korra's spirit had the modesty to wear a top
Actually I see it as a bad thing 👀
Aang's wore pants too. What is your point?
@@tomeekun didn't wear a shirt though, did he?
Like when Toph had the courtesy to leave an opening in her rock and metal bodysuits over her eyes.
@@warlordlegends7515 again, what is your point? Don't beat around the bush
The thing with jinora was that she collected the leftovers of raava and brought her to korra
Thank god Korra is actually cool again in season 3. I mean I never hated her to begin with but she is noticeably naive and even frustrating in season 2. Season 3 is, just like the first episode’s title, a breath of fresh air
Next Avatar: time to connect to my past lives
Korra: life*
Damn now Aang can't tell Korra to stop messing shit up but she'll learn better that way.
It's not like the previous avatars helped her or aang in the best way anyway
@@Xae.9x47 exactly my point if they couldn't give good advice for aang what chance could they give for korra
@@moneylover318 It makes erasing them more pointless. Why do such a thing if she hardly interacts with them to begin with? It seemed to have been done more for shock value then anything else.
@@brandonlyon730 a If I think about it never watched the show people kept saying where's aang we want more aang where's aang we want more aang. This was pretty much the one way to shut them up for good
That's true actually, but I didn't say that in a way to degrade Korra. I actually like her and the entire series.
04:49 Sheera is always gold with the puns😂😂😂😂😂
Avatar: The Last Airbender Book One: Water Chapter 8: Avatar Roku (Winter Solstice, Part 2)
Roku: "Mastering the elements takes years of discipline and practice, but if the world is to survive, you must do it by summer's end."
Aang: "What if I can't master all the elements in time? What if I fail?"
Roku: "I know you can do it, Aang, for you have done it before."
This is by far one of the best things about Korra book 2, IMO. The realization that 8 years before it aired, the creators already had it embedded in the lore. Gives me chills every time.
9:30 👏 only person I've ever known of to get that right
The Avatar cycle has been restarted. Korra was the last avatar of the first cycle, and the first avatar of the second cycle.
That's crazy yup
@@TofaTheCreative I haven't read the comics, but I think we won't know if Korra is going to be able to communicate with the next avatar until she's dead (😅 ). The same must have happened with Wan and the second avatar.
@@TofaTheCreative fuck, i need to read those comics.
“Can you imagine just waking up wet” also I think they added that Jinora bit at the end to...
(Spoiler Warning)
Progress her into receiving her arrows
Jinora's entrance still came out of nowhere to me after reading lots of explanations 😂
It makes sense, Jinora found wan's tea pot, remember Iroh talked about it? That tea pot had some spiritual shenanigans.
Actually korra tried to find the spirit but failed cuz it was hidden jinora helping place a dot to where it is helped korra find it faster
What actually did Jinora was one of the lines that the lion turtle said on the last Airbender. "Since beginning-less time, darkness thrives in the void but always yields to purify light".
I think the thing with jinora at the end was about hope. Korra was fighting unalaq/vaatu and got intimidated by him saying there's no more light, she was basically losing hope / letting dark emotions in. And jinora kept her positive energy at all times so to then show korra light would never be gone. She was like a little pick-me-up so to speak, like "hey don't worry, you got this, raava is right there if you believe strong enough"
(At 14:10) Nope! BOTH Korra and Asami ships… have already set sailed for Mako. They're NEVER getting back together with him ever again.
I can't wait to see their reactions to my favorite Book in Korra on here! :)
I can't wait for book 3 my favorite book!!
the most popular theory about jinora realeasing all the light is that when she gave Tenzin & Co. that one light spirit to guide them out of the spiritworld she disappeard and started collecting light spirits and once she had some she projected her own spirit to republic spirit which can can do because at harmonic convergance the two worlds cross and once she arrived there she released all those light spirits to ''revive'' Raava inside of Vaatu or speed up the procces of her emerging within Vaatu
I liked that this season Korra learned from her enemy. All of her villians have good ideas to extent, with the exception of Amon Korra grows and takes a part of them with her. I love that.
I still never saw the point of why they had to permanently kill off the past lives like that? I mean if the writers really wanted Korra to not rely on them all the time, why couldn’t they not just have Korra announce to them that she wants make her own decisions and have herself choose to cut herself for the previous avatars and be on her own. Like what Aang did in the comics when he no longer saw eye to eye with Roku. Just killing off the other avatars just seems to there just for shock value and not much else.
Its because up to then the entire show was complete trash so they had to compensate
Cuz of Netflix was thinking to take this show
Because people keep on comparing this show with original for God's sake
It wasn't for shock value, moron. It was for character development.
@@vetarlittorf1807 I don’t see how it really develops her character in a meaningful way that letting go willingly would’ve done the same, and calling me a moron doesn’t make your arguments any better they just make them look childish.
4:48 Bruh Sheera Why
Can't wait to see season 3, best season of korra
Well dis came earlier than expected😂 I’m ready for Book 3!!
Roshi Lupa and Sheera you guys could literally be characters in this show😂
When you think about it though it makes sense because after a while what advice could the past avatars give that relate to Korra new Industrial Age? All they know is ancient times but with the development of technology and weapons there’s gonna be new problems that they would probably not have a solution for.
And I remember in the comics there’s an example when Aang cuts off his connection to Roku because Roku couldn’t understand Aangs circumstance fully and told him to kill Zuko he simply couldn’t offer good advice
“They made her fucking dumb” I mean you guys have to understand she was kept hidden away from the world in the South Pole for her entire life up until she got to republic city, she’s going to make plenty understandable mistakes, but I love y’all’s reactions ✨
@Tesla-Effect Yeah because the creators didn't know if they were going to be picked up for another season so that is why the seasons seem a bit off with an arc a season. versus ATLA.
@Tesla-Effect insufferable? Just stfu you clown
This isn’t the end, get ready for bad attitude and TRASH for season 3 and 4. They lost faith just like these fuckboys who hate on the show
@Tesla-Effect You’re obviously a broke little kid, they already posted season 3 and season 4 on their Patreon with people commenting on each video. Go back to playing with your toys, little boy
@Mew imagine thinking that what you’re saying is actually relevant, sit down stupid kid
The jinora ex machina never gets old.🙄
I like how this season included wan as a parallel to what korra would become the first avatar of the next cycle just like how he was the first avatar of the original cycle it was all planned out
Yay you guys finish season 2! Season 3 is one of my favourite season’s from the legend of korra as it has a great villain that I think you guys are going to enjoy and season 4 is about when korra alone dealing with pstd which I personally really liked seeing
Vatu was self quarantining with all the channels anyone could ever watch and he still wanted out. This is more current than people give it credit.
I cant wait for one of the best seasons of Korra bro I'm glad season 2 is over
Edit: also let the avatars rest they've been helping for thousands of years bout time that they actually died
Same bruh.... time for zaheer and his philosophies 🔥🔥🔥🦾🦾🦾
And we all know how the last season with kuvira is gonna be👀
@@tojifushiguro7590 you know there is always that season that sucks in comparison to the others
@@jasminesloan5321 But s4 wasnt that bad
@@tojifushiguro7590 I meant s2
When Korra's life ends, I think she'd have gained a lot wisdom during it.
And I think that also Iroh will take the role of guidance for the Avatars to come. I also believe that the Avatar still can talk with their prior incarnations, just not directly over Raava. They should be somewhere in the spirit world.
I don’t think it’s necessary anymore for past avatars that’s why the writers were okay for getting rid of them. Cuz korra only needed guidance once when she was at her lowest and that’s it so the next Avatar really only needs 1 past life to talk to and korra had gone through so much she can give advice them to the next avatar
For what it's worth, I believe the other Avatar spirits still exist in the spirit world. It's Korra's *connection* that was lost.
lupa’s “i can’t stand this bitch” 🤣🤣🤣
I can never understand why people blame Korra for the loss of past lives. She didn't destroy them, Unavaatu did it.But you guys are gorgeous anyway)
honestly even though the harmonic convergence was inevitable she really made so many mistakes from being gullible and ignorant; if she hadn't been that way she would most likely have kept the past lives.
It is her fault because she was a gullible dumbass.
@@mauby6781 funny how you say that when Aang pretty much made just as many mistakes as Korra did. One big mistake I can think of is not finishing his chakra training with Guru Patik to master the Avatar State which caused him to get temporarily killed by Azula until Katara had to revive him. Other mistakes I can think of are not killing Ozai with the lightning when he had the chance, hurting Katara with his fire bending, hiding the map from Sokka and Katara, killing an innocent animal, blaming Toph for Appa going missing despite her being held up in trying to save the rest of the group and a bunch more.
@@God-mq1dd yeah those were justifiable and he learned from them
@@God-mq1dd my guy I didn't claim that Aang never made a mistake in his life. I was on his ass the same way when he fucked up. So I'm on Korras ass too because she fucked up lmao. People defend Korra when she's getting slandered for her L's but would accept that Aang made his? na we not giving her special treatment foh