Civil Wars Pt 1 | Legend of Korra Book 2 Ep 3 Reaction
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The Family drama is real lol
Yeeeaaaaah?!
daddy issues
You guys ever watched Plunderer? If you hadn't already I would like you to react to it
Family problems are always a pain. Luckily am alone lol👍
remember all of bumis crasy storys ...they will get importent by the end of the season
A possible reason as to why Aang was not a perfect father was because Aang was raised by air nomads and air nomads were not raised by their family they were raised by their community.
an often overlooked point
Who said Aang wasn't good father? I'm sure he wasn't a perfect one, but he obviously wasn't a a monster either, as all his kids turned out to be good people. But even the closest families have a lot of sibling drama BS. It's just the nature of brothers and sisters.
@@plucas1 idk id be one thing if they were kids, but they are all fully grown adults and distinctly remember Aang only taking Tenzin to special locations. He clearly overlooked his other kids even if it wasn't intentional.
Aang according to his kids made it a priority to nurture Tenzin as much as possible. Tenzin doesn t even remember that his siblings weren't there for the field trips he was taken on. I don't know if him having a monk upbringing really explains that away.
@@plucas1 I didn't mean he was bad I just meant he wasn't perfect. Imma change it.
Bumi 100% acts like the youngest because it got him more attention as a kid, and as the only non-bender he had to bid for all the attention he could get
That's a really fucking good reading on Bumi. Never thought of it that way.
Makes sense considering he's a good amount older than Kaya and Bumi. So he was very used to being the only one for a long time until they came around
There’s a theory that went around that bumi had a great relationship with Sokka. It’s believed that both Katara & Aang focused more on the kids that bent there elements. Thus leaving bumi out. The theory is that Sokka noticed Aang & Katara ignoring bumi & called them out on it. Then he took Bumi under his wing & became like a son to him. And that bumi joined the military in honor of his uncle Sokka.
Sokka being the best as usual.
I want this to be canon
y’all really think katara would ignore bumi??? um what 😭 katara would’ve been closer yo kya of course but i just know she didn’t just leave bumi out
Can this be real please...
@@ladykocho9308 well if Aang was closer to Tenzin and Katara was closer to Kaya then Bumi would naturally feel left out
Tophs parents were non-bender’s, supposedly with bending ancestors. The point is Bumi probably could reproduce Airbenders with the recessive genes.
Kataras parents too
In the comics (Rise of Kyoshi, I think..), one of Toph's ancestors Lu Beifong is a master earthbender. He trains Jianzhu, the man who will later become Avatar Kuruk's earthbending teacher. He says the Beifong bloodline has been cursed because none of his children and grandchildren are earthbenders, and he favors his student Jianzhu, that he loves like a son, over the disappointments his children are. He would've been overjoyed to learn that a few centuries later one of his great-great-great-granddaughters would not only be an earthbender, but one of the most powerful ones of her generation.
True
Don't count Bumi out yet. His skills will be seen soon.
@@kodilivetv9011 oh lol I've watched the whole thing I was just inserting a bit of genetic lore
Roshi: Plot Twist, Ikki went to the spirit realm
Me: WTF
They need to stop looking at the crystal ball!
They were one kid off
@@rjai5003 also i just realized Ikki was the least useful one of the three in the plot atleast , maybe except for that one time she got kidnapped in Book 4.
Be quiet!🤫 😂
@@forksssss8483 they recorded this a while back they already finished korra
I don’t think either of Sokka or Katara’s parents were waterbenders and yet Katara was one. So I think Bumi has the potential of having airbenders or waterbenders for children.
yup, if non-benders have parents or family that are benders, they have chances to have bender kids.
fax
Well he is an Airbender in next season
@@tamaraiselviashok8760 stop spoiling
@@anouar4664 Spoil what?, they already finished besides its a reply to a comment.
Tenzin was the only airbender to be born in over a hundred years so Aang really focused on him and teaching him the traditions and customs of his people. So Tenzin could continue them. Aang even built the air temple island for Tenzin and his family
Aang took that nigga on fun trips
Thank you Kim Jong-un, very cool
technicly ther where airbenders that survived ..they got wiped out the following 25 years
Aang had a duty to the new generation of airbenders, but he also had to his other children.
I loved Aang, but he wasn't a good father.
He wasn't a bad father, but he wasn't a good father neither. Same as Toph, despite I love her
Aang could have taught his kids about the air culture there’s air acolytes no excuse.
This episode features some of my favorite writing in the whole series. We love Aang. We know he's a good person, but even HE had his blind spots while raising his kids. Of course he paid more attention to Tenzin. After his first two children turned out to be not air benders, he saw new hope for his people when Tenzin was born. Unfortunately, it had a negative affect on Bumi and Kya. They ended up channeling their passive anger on their little brother.
@yung sh4d0w No. It means that he wasn't perfect...like all people. The episode is written Michael Dante DiMartino, one of the creators of Avatar The Last Airbender. Why the attack on women outta nowhere?
Agreed. I LOVE that Aang wasn't a perfect, flawless being into his adulthood. It makes him so much more relatable that he kinda fucked up with his kids. It's realer.
@yung sh4d0w you’re the one assuming him making mistakes = him being a shitty father and it being out of character. But then you’re saying you also aren’t saying you expect him to be a perfect father?? Yet when he makes mistakes you’re angry? So you don’t expect him to be perfect but also don’t like that he made mistakes? So you are wanting him to be a perfect father?
"Oh remember Ember Island?"
The island with the best acting troupe in the universe? Yes
I mean yall gotta remember korra never got to learn anything about different people since she was isolated her whole life.
So she is easily manipulated.
What? That makes u easily manipulated?
@@sollertiskhan3254 duh bro. She literally didn't even know what money was or how to buy anything.
She knows nothing about the world or bad people.
She doesn't want people to support her, she wants to be right and people praise her blindly for whatever she does cuz "she's the Avatar" and whenever someone opposed her or pointed a different POV she goes "y'all are against me and want me to fail waaah". So yeah, anyone could do that basically. Is not about knowing different people, is being humble and accept you're aren't always right, which she's clearly NOT now and will not be for a very long time...
And yet Unalaq wastes his time in the south pole when he could've just easily just requested and send Korra to the north pole to open the seconded portal and accomplished his plan.
@@yukijames1321 yeah I feel ya.
But we can't use her age as a normal standard, especially because of how she was raised.
But of course it's all just early analysis. I think her character rounds up well by the end
I mean I think Kya and Bumi could produce children with airbending because it’s in their genes. Hakoda and Kya (Katara’s mom) are both non benders who produced a waterbender (Katara) because it was in their genes.
@yung sh4d0w Well not necessarily, while it is rare some women can still be fertile up to there 50’s (the oldest ever recorded was around 67!). Again it's pretty rare but not impossible. Course Kya is also a lesbian but she could still receive a sperm donor if she really hasn't gone through menopause yet.
they might be infertile
Bumi easily can produce new Airbending Gens
You are correct. Nonbenders/Benders from different cultures can produce children with different bending abilities. Like Toph's nonbending parents or shoot even Aang and Katara produced an air and water bender. Mako and Bolins parents etc.
Y'all, Kya is a lesbian. No babies from her
Korra's edited face cracked me up.
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@@KingMagsarion thank youuu
@@giorslatt np
Thought I was trippin 😂😂 I'm zooted too
She gullible, Sheera, cuz she was homeschooled since a year ago.
I really wish they spent time establishing that Korra being raised in seclusion really messed up her social and interpersonal skills. Instead it's just barely implied to have been a bad idea, and makes Korra seems like a _stupid_ hothead, instead of a _naive_ hothead. And man, the writers really treat Bolin like garbage. Oof. Get us to episode 7, quick!
Plus that's her uncle. You're not programmed to think that your flesh and blood are manipulative and want the worse for you.
@yung sh4d0w What do you mean shouldn’t trust her father more? He lied to her along with her mother about him being banished, and she also figured out he’s the reason why she was secluded from everyone and everything, and she didn’t know why because he didn’t tell her, That’s clearly why she didn’t trust him. Then when she figured it out she went straight for him. He lied to her and didn’t tell her the whole story which is why she was easily manipulated by her uncle who is the only one who can help what she lacks the most. Her SPIRITUAL side. Unalok is the only one that can help because Aang ran away and the Airbenders turned into burnt toast, she had no spiritual masters. This writing is too complex for your little mind
@yung sh4d0w What that a malfunction in your English? She just figured out that a reason to why He’s mad at Tarlok is because He took the throne while he got banished. He just wanted her away from Tarlock when he’s the only one who can help her Spiritual side, thanks to Aang letting them get turned into Burnt Toast leaving Korra without an Air Nation filled with Spiritual Masters
@yung sh4d0w this show you too complex for little kids
You guys’ laughs hit different every time! You guys bring me so much joy 😭
They got the second most contagious laugh on TH-cam right behind Dashiegames
it's annoying when they're misplaced
I like this episode because you can see that Meelo looks up to his Uncle Bumi, and this goes on to define his coming ‘soldier’ persona he has the rest of the season
I never even noticed that. Good catch.
Even in season 4 he's still got that interest in the military going on. He paints himself in a military style portrait. He idolizes his uncle.
The thing is Aang could’ve taught all his children about air bending culture. To levitate the pressure Tenzin has now, and to not section tenzin off from his other siblings who didn’t have a good childhood because they didn’t have the same attention their father gave Tenzin.
I’m pretty sure they all learned but tenzin ended up taking it further than the others. In season 3 kya take about some air nation culture. The pressure probably wouldn’t go tho because there is still only 1 air bending master
actually, i believe aang did try to teach all his children about airbending culture. tenzin, being the only air bender and the last air bender for a while was most likely the one who gave it more thought? i say this because kya did say something about air nomad culture in book 3 regarding guru laghima and how she could never remember because there were so many of them and! she also told korra how aang couldn't have been any more proud of her when she came out to him and how homosexuality was viewed by the air nomads.
@@cloudha1491 tf what are you talking about?
@@TheMrjay95 are you confused? i'm giving an example of aang also teaching his other children about air nomad culture?
@yung sh4d0w you are just salty that your favourite characters weren't perfect. Aang grew up among monks and desperately tried to keep his culture alive. Him showing favouritism to his Airbender child is pretty normal. Aang wasn't a bad father, he was just not a good one either. Ofcourse bumi and kya will feel neglected but that doesn't mean aang didn't love them.
I get the feeling that Bumi got zero positive reinforcement from his own family, and that's why he's fixated on his experiences in the military. The military have him occasional positive reinforcement, and that was enough to make him obsessed with it.
My problem with that is he has Katara for a Mom. Y'know the girl who mothered her own brother and 3 other kids before she was an adult. I hardly believe that she didn't give every single one of her kids positive reinforcement.
I really like (in a storytelling perspective) how Aang and other Avatar characters weren't perfect parents. It would definitely be too easy for Aang to be a great dad and the Avatar at the same time. The guy was trying to rebuild the Air Temples and unite the four kingdoms, and on top of that he had three kids. It makes sense that he spent the little time he had with his kids with only Tenzin, seeing as how Tenzin was needed to repopulate the Air Temples. And it adds to the idea that Aang and all the other Avatars aren’t perfect. They’re not gods; they’re people too, and people will mess up.
Plenty of people don’t like this cus they feel it’s “out of character” for precious little Aang to not be a great parent, but I couldn’t disagree more. He’s spent 30 years since childhood rebuilding everything, so it’s no wonder he got overwhelmed and started neglecting his children.
Some people feel like the way in which aang was negligent is out of character. Specifically that he'd take tenzin on a vacation and leave the other kids behind. To some people spiritual training is one thing, but they think its unrealistic aang would have left them behind as well as katara not allowing that to happen.
@@PaintedHoundie yeah, no way Katara would just let that happen 😂
@yung sh4d0w they're saying in a storytelling perspective it would've been too easy to write Aang as a perfect father.
But we never hear Katara’s side of the story and she is still alive. Like what Kru said no way she was going to allow that without a serious talking to her husband.
They didn't exactly get to experience what a proper parent is supposed to be like. LITERALLY all of the primary characters came from broken or dysfunctional families.
Aang - dead guardians
Katara/Sokka - dead mother, missing father
Tophe - paranoid overprotective parents, ran away from home
Zuko - do I even need to say anything?
Is anyone REALLY that surprised Aang messed up some as a father?
4:37 aubrey plaza at her best
I remember watching Parks and Rec and being like ESKA?!?!?
Anyone agrees that varrick is one of the best characters in korra and wish he had his own spin off?
@TrashthleteYeah look what happened with Sheen from Jimmy Neutron when he got his own show.
@@brandonlyon730 Great example
13:24 to be fair though, Both of Katara's parents were non-Benders.
That means at least waterbending is Recessive in respects to non-bending genus
I wonder if Kanna's (Gran-Gran) husband was a waterbender
@@trainerkai1313 Probably yes
@@trainerkai1313 wasn't Master Pakku Gran-Gran's husband? I know she left him and went to the southern water tribe, but she still had his betrothal necklace.
Bumi should be able to have airbending kids even if he didnt get airbending through harmonic convergence. The gene should at least be in his blood,
We were robbed of hearing about what happened with Bumi and the Sharksquid
Yes 😂
I like to think that most of Bumi's stories are true he just embellishes them a lot.
10:45
"If she didn't have a normal childhood she woulda been like 'I just wanted a normal childhood!'"
Big Tru!
Nah, she wanted to be the Avatar from day 1. She's the opposite of Aang who wanted a normal childhood.
yea Mako was actually being a good bf to Korra but she was off the rails. Asami was better for him
but that don't matter now cause Mako is now playing paper while Korra and Asami are playing scissors
*JESUS CHRIST-*
@@TheFlowey27 LMAOOOOOOOO
Man Korra gets so much hate in this season but I feel for her so much. Everything in her home is going to shit and her family have been keeping secrets from her her whole life. On top of that, everyone expects her to do different things and try to tell her what’s best; I’d be fucking pissed too if I was her. Cant wait to see te rest of the season with y’all though! This season kicks in more second half
@yung sh4d0w bruh chill...
@yung sh4d0w how am I dumb fuck lol? You just need to chill bruh. It’s just a cartoon.
@yung sh4d0w why do you wanna cancel them so badly tho?
@yung sh4d0w that doesn’t even answer my question lol, but ok dude.
@yung sh4d0w HOW? I asked a question on why you want to cancel YaboyRoshi and then you reply saying that’s why I’m a commie lol.
Aang was a grounded & human father. The reason he seemed to favor Tenzin obviously is because he was the only Airbender borne after a 100 years & when he died, he'd be the sole survivor. Of course he'd favor the hell outta him. Tho that didnt take away or diminish the love he had for Kya & Bumi. He was still a good dad, just not the best. I'm kinda glad he essentially isnt the perfect dad tbh. Also, the other kids have the potential to produce kids who Airbend. You'll see it essentially later moreso in S3
My issue is we never got Katara’s side of the story. You think something like this would've been something she been aware of and she is still alive in this story.
@@brandonlyon730 One of the many flaws of this season honestly & truly. I agree with you. It could literally have been addressed in S2
@yung sh4d0w I say it is not very good writing especially for Aang's and Katara
@yung sh4d0w God help us all. The creators really don't know their characters... Sighs
@yung sh4d0w If he didn't know how to properly parent his children wouldn't have come out so well. All he did was favor Tenzin a bit more than the other two because he was the only Airbender. Aside from that he was a good dad. But he was a grounded dad. You're kinda reaching & it shows with how bad you're painting the concept.
can we talk about how they rebuilt the southern water tribe even more beautifully iconic i know sokka, katara, and their father did a lot to make it happen.
Y’all be timing your posts so well- I was legit bored out of my MIND
Also: At this point this episode should have been named “Family Drama”
Fr I was like what I’m gonna do and then he post
The edits on Korra’s face had me dying while watching this😂😂😂
Korra is clown bending to the *max* in this book fr 😔
@Scorpio BradleyI highly disagree.
@UCRkq0ZZa5XvxKE1QGXENNqA What balance though, humans and spirits seem to be content in there own realms and was never a major issues until this point when Unalaq and Vaatu we're deliberately making them evil and aggressive. And before Wan’s time, the spirits basically took over the human world and forced them into reservations, that was not working together that was basically colonizing.
And Korra barely knows about anything in the spirit world so what gave her the right to make such a big decision without asking anyone else about it other then tenzin. For all she knew there were worst spirits in there Vaatu and unleashed them among the world.
@Scorpio BradleyThen why we're they spirits mutanting any human that came there way and barred them from ever going to places were spirits gathered at (in the humans own world mind you). And yeah despite the Airbenders coesxistig with some spirits they still are forced to live on the lion turtles, if they were so good with the spirits they should've have there own cities outside of the lion turtles but they don’t. Your acting like the airbenders were perfect even though they were just as flawed as anyone else, the alienated Aang and judged him for being the avatar which made him run away and allowed Sozin to go on with his genocide of them.
@Scorpio Bradley who said that the spirits were at earth first? Nothing states this in the show as far as the show says it was the spirits that came from there world to colonize the human world and the humans were driven away to the lion turtles for protection. How could've human civilization evolve in the first place if spirits were running everything?
The airbender monks weren’t suppose to tell Aang he was the Avatar until he was 16 like Roku, but they were more concerned about the war and rushed through the process to make Aang powerful when he had properly matured. It was as much of there own fault.
Strong disagree. Look at things from her perspective. That's her uncle, and her father/Tenzin lied to her and controlled her all her life. How do you WANT her to react to that? And how would she know her uncle is evil? The only reason we can tell is because of how the shots and music frame him
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"Imagine getting occupied by your home people."
Aang didn't treat his kids "unfairly" because he loved all of them. Aang had a problem trying to balance EVERYTHING as an adult including parenting and being the Avatar and trying to keep the Air Nation alive and you know what,,,, it makes sense.
yung sh4d0w what are you talking about he was literally an airbending master and what do you mean with that glider dude
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totally agree
Imagine when they reach at the season with the red lotus squad they're going to be hyped asf
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@@givesomelove6001 SEASON 3 IS SO GOOD
Season 3 is good on a different level that guy that learned flying like wtf and lavaman also don't forget water whip girl
If Tenzin gets hot , he can just make a breeze to cool himself off
Bumi slipping off the cliff and Sheera's reaction nearly killed me xD
I think the big thing that people forget, especially in this book, is that the characters don't see things the way we do. Yes, Unalaq is of course the villain, and that's obvious to us because of how they frame the shots, and the musical accompaniment to his entrance and many of his lines. Korra doesn't hear that. All she hears is her uncle telling her that he's trying to unite the tribes. How would she know any different? I feel like people expect Korra to be better without even considering how she feels throughout all of this. I actually love the struggle Korra goes through with herself and her family here. It's very real and grounded. People are often quick to dismiss her as "crazy" or "stupid" when in reality she's just confused and someone is manipulating her. That causes a rift in her family. It's amazing how people blame Korra for all of this, even though it's Unalaq's doing. Sad, really
I agree sm
good point
The ability to pass on the bending trait isn't entirely linear. Toph's parents were non-benders who produced one of the strongest earth-benders to exist. While yes, it is more likely that Tenzin would produce airbenders- It is entirely plausible that Bumi could have sired an airbender child.
I forgot Korra sucked up that bs so quick
More like she wanted to believe it because Unalok is the only one who could help with her spiritual side because Aang ran away and let the Airbenders get turned into burnt toast so Korra didn’t have a Spiritual Master like Aang and all the other Avatars did. She just figured out her dad was banished and the reason to she was secluded from the rest of the world without knowing the true reason why. You guys must have forgotten that the South Pole is being attacked by Dark Spirits and the only one who can stop them is Unalok and he can also teach her, He is the Chief of the Water tribe, who in the world would think that their is an Evil Spirit that he can fuse with? You guys think you’re smart because the music, the way he looks and sounds give it away
@@TheTruth-13 true but she also throws away her trust in everyone else's that been with her the whole time her dad tensin marco ..it just seem like she trusted him so completely for what was the first week of meeting him
@@decodelifehacker3446 Did you not read what I wrote? Lmao, she obviously trusted him easily because 1. HES THE CHIEF OF THE WATER TRIBE 2. HES KORRAS UNCLE 3. HES A PROVEN SPIRITUAL MASTER THAT CAN HELP KORRA WITH HER SPIRITUAL SIDE WHICH IS LACKING. 4. THE WATER TRIBE IS BEIN ATTACKED BY DARK SPIRITS AND HE CAN STOP THEM. She didn’t need Tenzin because Unalok was there to help her with her Spiritual side something Tenzin isn’t very good in. She didn’t trust he father because he lied to her and didn’t tell her he’s the reason she was secluded and that he was banished. Clearly anger for him got in the way figuring out why you were away from the rest of the world your whole life can do that for an episode lmao. Unalok was still the solution to stop the dark spirits so she had to trust him, for 2 episodes lmao.
@@decodelifehacker3446 She even thought he was kidnapping Unalok because he was pictured as the bad guy, it’s not like she spent her entire life with her parents, she was away from them. Dealing with all these emotions and figuring out these things about her life can have an affect and opening the portal didn’t seem like a bad thing, she had no reason to keep them closed until She was warned about Vatuu
@@TheTruth-13 were the lmao's and caps really needed?
In the graphic novels, Aang had a fan club that were basically Air Nomad hipsters. He was upset at first until he showed them the right way to be a Air Nomad and, if I remember correctly, they were non-benders. So there is a stark contrast between the Aang from Korra and the original.
Yeah, if he could have the air acolytes know about airbending culture, why not ALL of his own children as well (even if the are not airbenders). I mean Kya makes it sound like he did not take him on any big trips at all (maybe it's somewhat exaggerated on her part for the drama sake, but it was still an issue if his kids are still mentioning it as older adults). That difference makes it funky for Aang to be that way in The Legend of Korra. lol
IIRC I think he was happy and impressed by them until he found out that they (or at least the leader) _permanently_ tattooed arrows on their heads
Just--unearned arrows; "My culture isn't a costume!" is the only thing I can quote semi-accurately
They left, and next time she appeared with an apology and a covered head
Don't remember what else
Me At Book 1, Episode 1: I wonder how many episodes it'll take for Korra to piss them off.
Me at Book 2, Episode 3: I wonder how many episodes it'll take for Korra to win them back.
Alright, time for another goat reaction where they predict the plot 😎😎😎
@yung sh4d0w are you that bored commenting hate everywhere you go ?
Let's analyze this situation from Aang's point of view.
1-He's The Avatar and he has a duty to the world, not just any world, a world that needed rebuilding after 100 years of war.
2-He's the last of his people, and when Tenzin was born, he finally felt that this weight of being the last of his kind was removed, so he decided to teach Tenzin the ways of the nomads, which takes a lot of years of training and discipline, so he unintentionally paid him more attention than his other kids.
3-He was never taught how to be a parent. He was raised by the monks, and even Zuko points that out at the very first episode, "I suppose you know nothing of fathers, being raised by monks."
And why do people say that Aang was a bad parent? did he teach his kids to be drug dealers or did he give them the Zuko treatment? Aang simply paid more attention to Tenzin than his other kids, he wasn't a perfect father, but he was a good father, that's why Bumi always sought his attention and wanted him to be proud, and that's why Kya always speaks fondly of him in the comics when it comes to her sexuality.
I'm starting to think that People who see Aang as a bad father and insult him for it, simply have daddy issues and think all fathers are like their own. Chill Out.
Technically Bumi should be able to produce airbenders. Katara's parents were both non-benders, but she was born a bender because her ANCESTORS could waterbend.
1:48 Roshi, why you do Korra's face like that? Lol
I laughed so hard lmaooo
A lot of people freak out about what Aang's kids say about him in this episode, but it makes sense and it doesn't make Aang a terrible parent. It sounds like he spent more time with Tenzin because he was training Tenzin in airbending, probably while traveling a lot, so he had Tenzin travel with him and tried to make the trips fun. The other kids interpreted more time spent as more love, like kids do, and that sticks with you into adulthood.
If he could have the air acolytes know about airbending culture (shown in the comics), why not ALL of his own children as well (even if the are not airbenders). I mean Kya makes it sound like he did not take him on any big trips at all (maybe it's somewhat exaggerated on her part for the drama sake, but it was still an issue if his kids are still mentioning it as older adults). That difference makes it funky for Aang to be that way in The Legend of Korra. lol
Ah yes the nostalgia of the amount of stress I had in this season
please don't use the r slur/word!! just know that word is offensive, it equates disabilities with people/things being dumb/stupid, it's hella derogatory and isn't necessary in your vocabulary, so it's super easy to just use a different word! even if you don't mean serious offense the word still has messed up connotations and it's a word we should just retire the use of in general. it's the same way when people call things gay in a negative way... it's unnecessary and kinda childish. i don't even feel like opening myself up the possibility of other commenters attacking me for being a "snowflake" but i had to say it because i feel like you guys would understand. i really like your channel and it would be nice to see you guys acknowledge the few comments like this in some way. for other people reading this that disagree, instead of just jumping to attack me or make fun of me just consider that it really doesnt hurt to stop using words like that... and when you refuse you sound like the kind of people who try rationalizing the n-word. a couple words being removed from your vocab won't kill you :')
1:58 bc shes been isolated her whole childhood. She was always assisted through anything, never really having to think on her own. She never had any people skills. And the people she was around, she could trust, mostly bc they were close to her. So now we see her trying to be responsible and do her duty. I saw nothing that was really that bad about her choosing Unalaq over Tenzin and Tonraq in the beginning. Why would she visit a bunch of air temples when there's evil spirits that need her attention😂😂? Plus Tonraq lied to her her whole childhood. Imstead letting her try and find her own way through things, he kept her coddled, not to mention his banishment from the north. Noe granted, now we all know that unalaq is evil. But she should be applauded for trying to help and do her duty and make decisions for herself. Sorry if that was rude😂😂.
This is exactly what I’ve been saying. Ppl just need to bash Korra for some reason
@@aaronreed2424 exactly. Like i can see getting down on her for believing unalaq. But people are going the extra mile just to shame korra. People forget that she literally tried to correct her mistakes
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Ok you are right about a lot thing. But Tonraq didn't lie to her; he just didn't tell her about his past and somehow she pissed about it. When you Said that he kept her coddled, what moment are you talking about? Cause if it was in the past she was clearly too young to have a way to find and if it's now the guy let her live her avatar life until now. After all that's why he called the white lotus to train her has a kid.
@@sgcastle8389 technically he was lying to her
2:22 "Tenzin donʻt get hot? Always wearing that cloak?"
they're in the mountains, id like to see you strip down up there lol
Yo ur editor is a legend.
You guys forgot that Korra was isolated in the south her whole life while she was training it was only when she had to learn air bending is when she left the southern water tribe
wait ur telling me that ur guys family drama isn’t like this 😳😳
I know that you guys already finish the series but Korra was kept training his whole life until she went to Republic city, she was lied to why she was locked down telling her that it was Aang's wish. If you think about all that, you can't blame her for acting the way she does with his family.
Aang was a free spiriy his whole life so that's one of the many differences between him and her. And another VERY IMPORTANT DETAIL that a lot of people forget, being the avatar is being the most powerfull bender and the breach between the spirit and human world, that's it, the avatar doesn't have any political power, you are not the president or any other thing.
not he saying the r- word
pls i was searching for literally anyone else who cared :/
@@chewsdae i know right,,,
snd sd it’s disappointing to hear but i have faith that they’ll understand. they all seem like the type open to learning about that kind of thing instead of the type that fights and fights to keep saying it :)
@@chewsdae me too, I was afraid if I said anything people would call me a snowflake or something :/
@@maalisrinivasan2212 All you have is respect for your fellow humans.
AVATAR: The PTSD of Korra
BOOK 1 - Post
BOOK 2 - Traumatic
BOOK 3 - Stress
BOOK 4 - Disorder
This should have been the title of each book..lol
Those korra edits are funny😂😂
Coming back to this after finishing Book 2, I've long held the theory that Unalaq essentially took a dive and let those Southern Tribe men capture him. After seeing how powerful of a waterbender that Unalaq was, it's _seriously_ doubtful that those men would've gotten the jump on him.
I was disappointed ya’ll laughed when Aang’s daughter brought up giving up her life to help Katara when he died.
I mean, considering how dna and genes work, it's not impossible for Boomi or Kaiya to produce airbenders. And you don't need bending to help bring back the culture of airbending. The air temple they just went too was full of acolytes that clearly aren't airbenders, but they can pass on the knowledge and teachings of the forms. So they weren't wrong.
I’ve been binging your content and really enjoy it! The r slur however is really unnecessary!
ikr it really caught me off guard
@@ish4sami he also got a nasty habit of calling characters the b word, usually women. Some people just don't care.
As a parent I can say NO PARENT is a perfect parent. From ignorance and from impatience we make mistakes. Aang comes off like a real person. Imperfect. I respect that they did that. There will be more of the same theme later. But the final message is, even imperfect parents can raise amazing kids and that is where I am.
Bumi and kya don’t mean they will carry on a aangs legacy as an air bender per say they mean is legacy in general because he was thier father and he loved them as well and they both have done what they could to keep the world balanced with bumi joining the United army and kya trying to find spiritual enlightenment
Honestly I really liked finding out that Aang was a less than stellar parent. Too many stories tend to paint the main/popular characters as perfect and upstanding, but LOK took a completely realistic approach and painted adult Aang as just another imperfect human being. - It appears as though Aang never knew his parents, and was raised by the monks with other young airbenders in a large chosen-family of sorts, and in regards to his relationship with Gyatso, Aang was shown favoritism by him, and likely didn't see that bond as a negative thing as far as how it potentially impacted the other children. Also, being the last of his kind, it's realistic that he'd be elated to discover that one of his children was an airbender who could hopefully one day pass that ability down for generations to come; and as the last airbender (until Tenzin) it would of course fall to Aang to train him, and give him as thorough of an airbender experience growing up as possible, since Tenzin would logically be the only one of his children to truly appreciate and benefit from learning about Air Nomad traditions/culture. - It also hints a bit to Aang's desperation, and loneliness as the last airbender. In spite of having friends and family at his side, as well as many adoring people throughout the world, Aang still lacked common ground and cultural identity with literally any other living person on Earth until Tenzin was born. - None of this means that his love for Kya and Bumi is any less, nor does it justify him playing obvious favorites among his children, but it definitely grounds him more as just a regular person with flaws and missteps, in spite of his Avatar status.
I left my game for this
I just watched this a couple of weeks ago. One thing I'd note is that Bumi is about a decade older than Tenzin. Aang was probably more busy building Republic City and restoring the world when Bumi was little than when Tenzin was little. Tenzin being the lone airbender probably had something to do with it, but the spread in ages of the kids could also easily indicate that Aang was just a different points of life and may have had more freedom later on.
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Korra's attitude makes more sense the more you see how she was raised.
Love your videos but the comment at 4:26 😬 not okay. She's being absolutely ignorant af, but rough wording man.
Yea... it took me out of the video forreal
was hoping to find someone commenting on it as well! I enjoy their reactions a lot, really hoped they wouldn't use ableist slurs that can hurt their audiences or other people :/
it weirds me out that this vid was from 3 years go, i didn't even recognize that i was watching aot on this channel 3 years ago. i can't accept that 2020 was that long of a time ago lol
Gonna be real: was a bit disappointed in the “mensural cycle” comment...
You missed the dozens of other sexist jokes they tell? I'm shocked Sheera doesn't call them out.
Jeez, what a miserable life must you have to be triggered by that kinda stuff
@@maxjmh795 cuz she knows its a joke, unlike you guys
@@jjcjr Jokes aren't immune to criticism, babe. If you tell a shit joke don't get offended when people call you out 🤠
@@maxjmh795 she laughs at them, so idk what your talking about lmao
I think it makes perfect sense Aang wasn’t a perfect father. Just because someone is a good person doesn’t mean they won’t make mistakes with parenting. Considering everything Aang has been through, that left him with a lot of issues, plus balancing his avatar duties, yeah no surprise he’d fuck up here and there. There’s nothing to say he was a terrible father outside of his mistake of paying Tenzin too much attention either, so idk why the fandom acts like he beat his kids or something
Menstrual cycle? Come on, I expect better “jokes” than that low jab
The consistent upload grind is on top tier
U guys better read the comics cause they ain't gonna include any happenings from before (except for the Ravva part)
@yung sh4d0w, In my opinion, it's not that bad as this Book 2 of Korra. They have some good stuff in the comics sometimes I just don't like that spirits get involved so much (I agree book 2 is trash)
@yung sh4d0w Dude, are you okay? Aang has literally always been emotional.
6:20 KORRAS FACE OMFG I CANT- 😂🤣
I feel bending isn’t just genetic it’s also spiritual
Yes! It’s why there’s never been a non-bender air-nomad
Good point
@@kirag9509 what...is that true?
"Civil Wars, Part 1" is the third episode of Book Two: Spirits of The Legend of Korra and the fifteenth episode of the overall series. It aired on Nickelodeon on September 20, 2013.
The firstborn and only nonbender among Aang and Katara's three children, Bumi grew into a rambunctious child who needed close supervision. Similar to his sister Kya, Bumi was somewhat distant from his father, who was focused primarily on his Avatar duties, preserving Air Nomad culture, and training Tenzin in airbending. Regardless, the family remained close, and Bumi was supportive of Kya when she revealed her sexual orientation to him.
Roshi: Plot twist, she went to the spirit realm.
Me: BRUH
Im starting to see a trend with Heroes and their evolution when they become Parents.
although i love, Batman, Naruto, Anng, But they aren't perfect as people and it make sense why they all have trouble as parents.
@yung sh4d0w What are talking about "spiritual development"?
A character same with people in real life can grow and progress, but nothing is dictated that they (like with most people) will be great parents.
And it all makes sense for why they arent the best of parents. Bruce lost his own parents and focus too much as batman and neglects Daimian, Naruto never had a dad so he doesnt know what its like to be one and he also is too focused on the village and neglects his family, And Anng wanted to revive the air nation but he didnt take much note of his other children.
All of these characters have great responsibilities to uphold but it drew their attention away to one of the most important responsibilities a parent could have.
@yung sh4d0w im not saying, that the parents are in the right.
my point is, it makes sense how they got there.
@yung sh4d0w Except its not an excuse, its a transition that makes logical sense within what we know of the show.
@yung sh4d0w Your misunderstanding everything.
Im saying the fact they transitioned from the people that they were, into the types of parent that they are. Makes logical sense given the context of their characters.
And its within a natural course of their character.
14:00 no one expects the northern water tribe inquisition.
Roshi drops I'm here!
Roshi tenzin don't get hot man is literally his own AC
I don't know why people give Korra a hard time siding with her uncle, he was telling her the truth about her dad and Tenzin lying about her seclusion growing up.
Exactly. Like cut the girl some slack
@Scorpio Bradley it’s like if they just took the time to understand Korra, they wouldn’t be in that hateful standpoint
@@yukijames1321 do U understand how manipulation works? Or the whole reason she picked unalaq in the first place? She was being logical when she picked unalaq. UnalQ is just a master manipulator.
@@yukijames1321 also, the situation with Amon was out of her control as well. Clearly u saw how she wasn’t trying to even fight Amon. She never wanted to. She was terrified of him. But everyone kept pressuring her into doing it. But u have your views and I have mine
He told her that stuff simply to control her. Korra got minipulated easily. Believing anything she is told
Nobody expects the Water Tribe Inquisition.
No, Tenzin DOESN’T get hot. Airbenders can regulate their own body temperature.
So about the cloak thing and air benders getting hot. I forgot where I read it but air benders keep themselves warm in the cold and cool in the summer using their air bending. That's why they don't wear coats or anything like that in the south pole
How you gon ask how Korra gullible when it has been established that she has zero life experience outside of what we''ve seen on screen up to this point. She literally only been training in isolation. She didn't even have friends until Republic city. How she gon sus things out with no experience?
I don't know if this is true but I think all of Aang's kids could 'produce' more airbenders because they all have part of the airbending gene. If every non bender would have non bending kids there would be few benders left. So if I'm correct the pressure of the entire airnation isn't only on Tenzin
the middle guy kinda misoginyst
dont watch then lmao
@Scorpio Bradley the thing is this guy's been doing it for years, if they dont like it theres way more Korra reactors on youtube.
@@jjcjr has he ever addressed it? its not like constantly referring to women as bxtches is something to be proud of
Air benders can regulate their body temperature through bending. the same way that they can wear as little as what aang wore at the altitudes of the air temples (or even at the north and south poles) without getting cold is the same thing that can keep them from getting too hot
Luckily, Bumi grows to be quite powerful.
I really like the way they handle the Aang family drama here. It's not like the show is making Aang (or Katara) out to be Ozai-level bad parents. They just made some honest mistakes, for understandable reasons, and the kids have all carried various chips on various shoulders ever since. Honestly ... that's pretty real.
People hate this season even tho its aight
@yung sh4d0w u don’t know how manipulation works do u? Or the amount of stress Korra was under
Hah, ya'll got me early with the Korra Derp faces.
Gullible. The right word for Korra's character.
And a fool.
@Scorpio Bradley well that doesn't make her gullibility less true though. I'm just stating the obvious.
Just as a note, I did enjoy LOK till season 4 with some things from the writing standpoint that's bugging me.
@Scorpio Bradley okay
I just got an ad about a kid with his step mom who is obsessed with a zucchini...wtf youtube