Literally though. In the previous episode there are close ups of ropes to the airship getting cut (untethered) - and then Zaheer flies. Zaheer talks about freedom then chains and jails people. Him getting chained and slammed and captured to the earth is all part of the irony. It's like a visual essay.
Korra's tear at the end shows us that her biggest fears have become true, because they don't need an avatar anymore. Every villain she has come across has been a threat to her identity, as Amon tried to take away her bending, Unalaq trying to destroy her connection to her past lives and Zaheer nearly destroying the avatar cycle. All the villains she has come across have made her think that is she really needed in the world as the avatar. Now she's there crippled, traumatised and had probably has PTSD. Then comes the airbenders telling her that they can maintain peace and balance, and they won't need her until she gets better and her biggest fears have come true.
@@PlayMeARecord i’m sure she wanted to come back and help the world. She was constantly talking about how the world needed her. But do you know what would’ve happened if she came back to try and help out? She would’ve gotten absolutely wrecked because she still had all that mental block.
Yup. Did a straight drop and landed on her legs. Them bitches are powder. Poison or not, though, it's weird that Zaheer came out of that shit relatively fine.
I mean... mercury is some fucked shit. It doesn't take much at all to kill, can be absorbed through the skin, and is heavy as fuck cuz it's metal. Having the amount she had in her... even though she didn't die, the amount of pain and agony she went through with it in her and going in and out... you won't forget that shit, your body won't let you.
@@Good_Hot_Chocolate Yeah, I'm not talking about the 'why' though, just more of the fact that we see a character that was so expressive and hot-headed before just look so broken now. I felt heartbroken for her.
The airbenders are allowed to have hair, Jinora just needed the shave to receive her tattoos. Remember, when Aang met his past lives, Avatar Yangchen had a full head of hair.
I just consider myself American, the moment I swore the oath and became a citizen, it included renouncing any affiliation or allegiance to a foreign government, and last I checked there's nothing about Cuba to be proud about. American first, Galician second(origins of my family), I just happened to have been born in Cuba, it's just a piece of land that upholds nothing sacred. and it's history is just one of a territory that has exchanged hands over and over between empires and regional governors or presidents that were sent by the US...honestly, the so called Cuban people, not once had any say or election or government that was exclusively elected by, owned by, and from the same nation of, Cubans.
Korra was strong, period. It took being poisoned with a lot of mercury to just nerf her enough to hold her down. Those chains didn't do a damn thing. She's built like a brick shit house, not even a house she's a whole-ass castle.
This season is definitely the best in my opinion. From the animation, to the character development, seeing Zuko, introducing Zafou, family affairs, re-entering Ba Sing Se, epic villains, and Jinora getting her tattoos made this season everything Edit: THE AIRBENDERS RETURN!!!!! And baby bison + Kai
@@mr.protagonist5639 Season 1 was a decent starting point with a pretty good villain. The only really good thing about season 2 is Varrick. Season 3 is god tier in pretty much every way. Season 4 is still good, but Kuvira is sort of meh as a villain and the giant robot battle felt really out of place. Over all, season 3 is the best in my opinion.
At the end, when tenzin told korra that he and the air nation would roam the earth and keep balance, you can see how korra had to force a smile. Her entire identity has been being the avatar and bringing balance to the world but she can’t do that in a wheelchair, she feels useless, like the world doesn’t need her. I feel like tenzin did more damage to korra by saying that. Talk about rubbing salt on the wound
not only that, but also seeing Jinora with her tattoos is like looking at Aang, an Avatar Korra idolizes. It's like a mirror of her literal past self and she feels like she can't live up to the title of "Avatar". Not to mention Tenzin saying the airnomads will try to bring balance to the world - something that is an AVATAR's job - makes her feel even more miserable and like a burden/failure.
She may have hated hearing it but there's no way she could mentally recover if she is pressuring herself to get better to go back to being the avatar. She needs to focus on herself
@@elijets5064 It still weird or maybe the word is dumb seeing Jinora as "air master" when she contributed always at the very end when Korra is in trouble . It is already ridiculous enough with "astral" projection. They really downplay Korra for that. Never gonna forgive them for that
According to the lore from the creators, the only path to becoming an Airbending Master is to either master the 37 different airbending forms, or invent a new technique or ability Aang mastered 27 forms but was promoted to master after inventing the Air Scooter Jinora has mastered all the forms and has the astral projection ability, making her more than worthy of being promoted to Airbending Master
Also this ep gave me chills and a lot more respect for Korra. She did all that fighting poison and likely broke her legs on that last fall. Say what you will about her being a headstrong teenager but as an Avatar I think she more than earns her props.
I feel the same, everyone always says how trash she is. She is in a different situation in a different world than the past avatars. She has accomplished feats that deems her a legend. Yes shes unlikable at time but shes human. Every single avatar believe it or not whether they've done something good or not has had a negative effect on what the next avatar has to deal with. None of them are perfect. Besides...Korra started a new era which is likely to bring forth new amazing things we can or cant probably think of.😌
@@jjrollins313 that's fact One of the biggest reasons why ppl trash her is because they see other ppl doing it and they joined in instead of forming their own opinions. She has her moments where she makes mistakes but they don't make her trash. Ppl are just heartless and crowd following like the ppl on twitter
Indeed. Her headstrong personality got her into, and out of tons of dangerous and crappy situations. And after Season 3, she's earned my respect and admiration. Season 3 was definitely the best out of all 4 seasons. ATLA Book 2 and LOK Book 3 are the best of both series.
It was her headstrong attitude that was pretty off-putting. I blame the writing for a lot of it, especially in Book 2. There were times where she was so convinced she was right and it caused so many problems. She never quite stops being punch first, think later, but she does get better. Finding the balance in a strong abrasive personality like hers is difficult in terms of achieving a set amount of likeability.
No joke this was the first and only time I sheed a tear in this show, not only for Korra having ptsd and being in wheel chair, but the music Service and Sacrifice. Her growth feels really strong and rewarding at the end of the show to me. Book 3 really nailed! it.
i just realized that, without her past lives, shes basically using the avatar state with her OWN boost of power. so its even MORE impressive to me that she did all that with no past lives to boost her bending !!!
I don't think the avatar state was ever like One for All. It gave the Avatars the know how but each avatar has always been a beast. Thing that makes a master bender isn't how much earth they can move but how well they handle said earth. Toph, Katara and Bumi were masters because of their control over the elements they controlled.
@@rickypaz666 It definitely helps. Aang, thanks to the avatar state, could bend elements that he did not know how to do, as at the beginning of the series with the waterbending. And it definitely helps in strength too.
@@rickypaz666 tbh i understood it like, u get a boost of the combined bending knowledge the past avatars have. which helps them bend stronger than usual like split islands apart, make tsunamis and tornados etc. and also like added knowledge of bending techniques they prolly never learned but their past lives did. and yeah each avatars are def a beast on their own but imagine getting extra boost from ur past lives to help u bend even better
@@firstnamebunchofnumbers1543 right??? like going in the avatar state gave aang years upon years of bending experience he never had and made him bend elements even more than what a normal bender could do
Yea fr they coulda had Bolin su and Lin spamming rocks into there but at the same time that might be a bad idea cause one both korra and zaheer would get waxed and 2 all the rocks woulda came back flying in all direction just sniping mfs🤣
Having to hold back because it's a kid show is actually better because it forces them have to make the fights more creative. Look at "Zuko Alone", it would have been a pretty generic fight if they allowed Zuko to just slice those guys up with his swords.
@Aidan S That's true. How it was in the show felt off for that lmao. Like nobody even asked zuko to explain himself? What he was doing there? Nope everyone just turns their back on him lol. Actually burning the guy would be better reason for instant shun after the family got to know him some.
@@BenJover Zuko is the sun of the Fire lord the guy who's basically Hitler? Would, let say a town of Jews be okay with Hitler's son running around even if he didn't really do anything?
@@arcuslux516 Uh maybe if he was fucking helping them out? Probably lol. You would hate Hitler's son if he litteraly saved your son's life WHEN NO ONE ELSE WOULD after you came begging?
@@BenJover dude his brother, her son JUST got caught by the fire nation (and probably killed), the dad left the family to find him. The boy would never have been in that situation without receiving zukos knife. and what did he do to help them? fix their roof? lol
I dont think people really realize all the shit Korra has been through out all the 3 seasons, at each and every season losing more of herself and identity. S1 Amon forcibly took her bending away, which we seen from other people can seriously effect you mentally, and it seem like she was gonna end it on that cliff till Anng showed up. S2 Rava, a literal piece of her own soul was dragged and ripped out of her and she felt all of her past lives die. and S3 She was bound by chains at an Altar and forcibly given poison while people waited to murder her, simply because she was born. Top that off with how many time's she's been kidnapped and given shit by people. No wonder she is in a state like this, Korra is honestly one of the most resilient avatars we have seen.
Exactly. Some battles leave scars that won't heal. Physical or emotional scars. I don't get why people keep on bashing her, especially in Season 3. Because that's the season where the shittiest thing ever happened to her.
@@k-rhynncyrhyss4691 Aang recovered from his trauma with no big deal. He found out all his people died and was furious at first but then he turned a new leaf just like that. He then lost Appa but got his positive energy back after he saw a new born baby. He bounced back immediately after he failed in ba sing say. Aang is just filled with positive energy, he's way more spiritual than korra.
The best breakdown of this season pointed out that the ending is ironic because of Zaheer’s hypocrisy. Zaheer has spouted freedom and anarchical philosophy the whole season. But the only reason he lost in the end was because he bound the avatar in chains.
not to mention that when freedom is given to the wrong type of people, they can and will abuse it and perhaps hurt anyone around them that try and get in the way of their malicious intents, or just simply innocent bystanders. without rules, there's chaos, like it or not. we need governments, but we should also be reforming them as well if they get too problematic.
I'd say that has more to do with Aang being more spiritual and able to move past his pain. He had moments where it was too much but he always had the goal of stop the fire nation where as korra never has a over arching goal just keep the peace.
@@neubaufahrzeug9339 has nothing to do with spirituality. Aang had his objective laid out from Book 1....master the elements and defeat the firelord. THATS IT. It's more complicated for Korrah, the world doesn't need the avatar anymore, Socio political issues with benders vs non benders, world leaders pushing back against how much jurisdiction the avatar should have. The villains in Korrah weren't just out for "world domination" as they were with Aang, hell we had spirit benders...The stuff Korrah faced were unheard of and far more complicated.
Biggest thing to remember w Korra Vs Zaheer. 1.) She was poisoned. 2.) She was hallucinating. 3.) No one has ever fought someone who just fly/run away for the majority of the fight. It took great amount of energy just to keep up with him. Korras severely underrated sadly :(
Fuck this episode ending is so heavy.... Get to me every time. People talk lot of shit about korra and her losing the connection to past lives but fuck man she has been through it no?? When she decided to be exchange herself for the new airbenders that was practically a death sentence. She was ready to give her live so the world could be in balance again. And though she didn't die she was crippled and has wounds nobody can see and idk that tear just gets to me. So powerful.
For real it was an emotional train wreck for me. For the reactors... not so much but Korra being mentally and physically broken and Jinora getting her tattoos were enough to make me tearbend x3000
Notice how it's just Korra's voice. Every time we heard Aang speak while in the Avatar State, the voices of all the other Avatars spoke in unison with him. Now that the connection's been severed, it's just Korra we hear.
Idk if you noticed this but When Aang was talking to Ozai in the avatar state, you could hear Kyoshi’s voice yelling “YOU SHALL PAY THE ULTIMATE PRICE”😂😂
Korra is TRAUMATIZEDit was so hard seeing her like that and she has pStd too..i love this girl sm I literally cried when i saw her like that all her villains were like X10 stronger than anng villains
@@jahzealjr6810 Yeah. Electricity + Water is pretty much a death sentence lol. They didn't explicitly state it, except show her body (which doesn't help, cuz it could easily look like she'd knocked out).
@@Oscar-yx1xx Yes, Nick did a lot of shady things while this show was going on. If you do Google some information about it, it should be there. Basically Nick pulled funding for the show, promised more seasons only to go back on their word, to then again give more seasons, pull the show from Tv because they were uncomfortable with Korra and Asami being a thing. The studio interfered with the whole show which made the creators leave and go to Netflix.
IDC what no one says korra is not trash she did all that while fighting poison with no connection to the past avatars. Fuck the haters y'all are the trash ones with ur unreasonable way of thinking
@@ryanc3609 same thing goes for season 2 idk if it's because she's girl why the writers gave her more of a hard time than would to a male Avatar or if it was just the writing in general. They definitely did cause her to be hated. I think when all the connections to the other avatars were broken that's when ppl started hating her. To be honest I think that was intentional because seeing that technology and other things are being developed they're trying to say that their moving pass the avatar connection thing and moving forward from the past
@@rohanjaime2470 writers didn't cause her to be hated. The fandom has a toxic side much like everything else and everyone just regurgitated what they heard someone else said online because it was the cool thing to do. She was written as a teenager would be
The music when jinora gets her tattoos just give me chills the whole scene korra crying idk why people give this show hate it’s quite beautiful looking at another young master like our aang
One of my favorite parts of watching reactions to this episode is seeing how many people say “Fuck you” when the President welcomes her back. They say it almost every time.
AVATAR WISDOMS: Roku: You must be decisive! Kyoshi: I will do anything to take Jin, Only Justice will bring peace! Kuruk: You must actively shape yourself! and the world! Yangchen: Many air nomads have dettached themselves and receive the spiritual enlightenment, but the avatar can not do it because your soul duty is to the world. Selfless duty calls you to sacrifice your own needs and do whatever it takes to protect the world! Aang: Anyone’s Capable Of Great Good And Great Evil. Everyone, Even The Fire Lord And The Fire Nation, Have To Be Treated Like They’re Worth Giving A Chance . . . Korra: When i get out of here none of you will survive!
@@yukijames1321 Both have alot in common tbh. Both are bi, both are headstrong and willing to kill of needed to. There so much more we can say about Kyoshi and Korra.
Well she thought they killed her father, she love her father so much she's willing to do anything from breaking up with mako to threatening to kill a corrupted judge(especially after he made her mother cry). She's very loyal to her family and doesn't care about her being the model of the benders if her family is at stake. And its admiring tbh. She cares about them so much.. So you can't really blame her if she said that.. As brash and head strong korra is, she love the people around her so much even if they don't appreciate it. Heck, that's why she was captured in very first place. She gave up and hand herself over for them to release the Airbenders.
just wanna point out how korra almost folded him while losing the ability to walk and only her and raavas energy cuz her connection to her past lives are gone
Korra looked so scared when she saw her father because she thought she had died and the avatar cycle had ended with her. Remember, she didn't know he was alive, he was thrown off a cliff last she saw
I love both Korra and Aang. Why some people seem to be hating on Korra. I don't understand it. Both show is great to me and I enjoy watching their journey.
can you imagine how many grunts and groans and moans Korra's va did in that episode lol edit: y'all I dont mean it in a sexual way💀😭 what I mean is how awkward it must have been for the va all she did was grunt and moan lol
Can we all just appreciate how absolutely BEAUTIFUL the music is when they reveal Jinora's arrows? Like the music makes that moment so powerful and always gives me chills!!
"But yo seriously, someone needs to go check on that dude who got hit with a boulder!" Lmao Glad you guys enjoyed book 3 even though it was a bittersweet ending this book hit like a truck-kun!
@@juza2076 ATLA is better then Korra let me preface with that. I just thing if we’re judging on a purely measuring each season on its own, this season of Korra stands the best it has the highest peaks and few to any lows. Just my opinion, unless ya think random person the internet has the definitive opinion, in which case I have to do more with this power
This episode further proves my point that Zaheer could not beat Korra in a one-on-one fight. Literally every time they thought, there was some sort of handicap on her. First time, she got hit with a tranquilizer and couldn't move. Second time, she was in Platinum chains and was still holding her own. This time, she was chained up and has mercury in her veins, and what happens? She holds off poisoning and the Avatar stay with pure willpower, and when she finally goes in, yanks one of the chains straight from the side of the cave, knocks out two of them in the process, snaps Platinum chains what they're linked paper clips, and still damn near kills this wannabe air anarchist. Zaheer went through all this trouble because he knows damn well when it comes down to it, he can't beat her. And I honestly hope they use the here in a comic later on down the line and Korra addresses this exact point.
For those wondering why this reminds you of Aang vs. Ozai. Joaquim Dos Santos was the director for the last 2 episodes of The Last Airbender, and went on to become art director, executive producer and storyboard artist for most of korra. He was the storyboard artist for this episode.
I remember this being one of the most powerful endings in the series. Jinora gets officially recognized by her dad and her culture. Meanwhile Korra is happy for her, but can’t hold back the tears for how bad she feels. Hurts to see the end of the best season of Korra. God help you as you enter the worst.
@@drooskie9525 controversial as it may be, I actually rate parts of season 2 better then parts of season 4. I loved the world building of why the avatar is the avatar, how that happened and what she did with that knowledge. season 4 was literal germany after ww1 trying to make the fatherland whole meanwhile Korra off having PTSD, culminating in a giant robot fight.
I cried like a baby when Jinora got her tattoos, Korra being through what she had. The ending was so tough and so intense - my favorite episode by a mile.
Even in flashbacks in the original series, you see Air Nomad Nuns with just the front of their foreheads shaved, and long hair gathered in a loose ponytail. Maintaining a completely shaved head was more of a male thing ;) Ngl, when I first saw this episode I legit cried. I love how bald Jinora looks identical to her grandfather. :
Zaheer's line, "we lucky few, this band of brothers and sisters of anarchy," is an allusion to the line, "we happy few, we band of brothers," from the St. Crispin's Day Speech from William Shakespeare's Henry V. Korra's battle with Zaheer recalls several elements from the battle at Wulong Forest, such as the fact that both conflicts occurred in the Earth Kingdom in a field of rock columns, portions of which were used in offensive maneuvers. Additionally, both combatants in each fight were capable of flying by using airbending, like Aang and Zaheer, or firebending, like Ozai and Korra. Kya attempted to heal Korra after she was poisoned, without much success. This is the 100th episode of the franchise.
Just wanted to say. The final book actually started the next weekday right after this episode. Books 3 and 4 were released back-to-back, 5 new episodes a week.
One of the best detail in this season is Zuko always bowing to Korra as the respect of being the avatar...that's huge character development from his first appearance.
Also, remember: Korra no longer has the other Avatars to learn from, or guide her, or even do the thing where the previous Avatar would take over physically like Roku & Kyoshi did with Aang. That battle with the mercury & Zaheer was all *her*. And someone mentioned in the comments that mercury is a neurotoxin, hence why she's in a wheelchair: it messed her up good. And Su may not have gotten ALL of it out. I can't for you all to react to the final season. :)
SPOLIER she didn't get all the poison out, for a while the poison that was left didn't allow Korra to use the avatar state at all, but a certain someone helped her bend the rest of it out
I think it's incredibly impressive how Mako fared against Ming-hua(?). Like the gang here pointed out, he purposely avoided using lightning to trick her, and used his intellect rather than pure skill to defeat her. I think Mako *did* get lucky that she didn't have more easy access to water in the beginning of their fight, but it's seriously impressive Mako was able to 1v1 her, something *no one* else was able to do with any of the Red Lotus members.
It actually makes a lot of sense for lava bending to be a subset of earth bending. Lava is earth that has been heated to the point of melting and becoming liquid.
It’s literally the same as when water benders change water to ice or steam and vice versa, except with earth ending its with rock, they basically just change rock from its solid state to its liquid form which is what magma and lava are
@@unlimited971 tbh you'd only need Earth skill to master it, lava is not at all like water, water flows smooth while lava is super viscous and chunky, which fits well with Earth as an element. And fire plays no part at all. Ig learning the martial art techniques from the other elements would be helpful, but that's for all bendings and elements not just lava bending yk.
I love this episode. The whole ending sequence makes me cry every time--imagining how Tenzin's ceremony went, with only Aang, to Jinora's with all the new airbenders, and seeing Korra completely broken, feeling worthless and better off dead. Season 4 dropped a mere 3 months after this because Nick basically said "we're not going to air Korra on TV anymore, fuck you," but this was the one time I wished there was more of a break between seasons. I needed more time to emotionally process the finale.
the reason aang kicked ozai's ass in the avatar state, and zaheer kept up with korra and even got her down, is that korra is not harnessing the power of all previous avatars. she only has her strength now. that, and her body is literally poisoned.
I still can't believe that w this much poison she should've died almost instantly and she somehow was able to fight Zaheer in the air and winning before she passed out. That's insane, if that's not strenght idk what is damn
Korra grabbing Zaheer with the chain: “here’s ur earthly tether”
Literally though. In the previous episode there are close ups of ropes to the airship getting cut (untethered) - and then Zaheer flies. Zaheer talks about freedom then chains and jails people. Him getting chained and slammed and captured to the earth is all part of the irony. It's like a visual essay.
I FUCKING LET OUT THE UGLIEST SNORTED
Would’ve been a perfect pun lol
Never noticed that, she literally tethered him to the ground
Frrrr😭
Korra's tear at the end shows us that her biggest fears have become true, because they don't need an avatar anymore. Every villain she has come across has been a threat to her identity, as Amon tried to take away her bending, Unalaq trying to destroy her connection to her past lives and Zaheer nearly destroying the avatar cycle. All the villains she has come across have made her think that is she really needed in the world as the avatar. Now she's there crippled, traumatised and had probably has PTSD. Then comes the airbenders telling her that they can maintain peace and balance, and they won't need her until she gets better and her biggest fears have come true.
Fuck I hadn't even considered that honestly. Aptly put!
@@bricky7081 wish she wasn’t out for 3 whole years. PTSD is not an excuse for that
@@PlayMeARecord PTSD haunts peoples' lives for many years, decades even... what are you even talking about?
To be fair most of the damn series carries the message "we will do it ourselves" cause korra keeps getting worked for some reason
@@PlayMeARecord i’m sure she wanted to come back and help the world. She was constantly talking about how the world needed her. But do you know what would’ve happened if she came back to try and help out? She would’ve gotten absolutely wrecked because she still had all that mental block.
zuko was the only one to show korra the respect of bowing to her after everything she went through.
that's a really interesting fact I never noticed, wow thanks for pointing it out
Zuko knows an honorable person when he sees one
i was actually going to comment that
Zuko's probably the only person who'd bow under a formal greetings in general. Maybe Tenzin too, but he'd probably already been around her that day.
@@destiny3992 this yo.
"she in a wheel chair?!"
Bruh, you literally saw her fall from the sky and hit the ground with a thud.
Not to mention the mercury poisoning doing the most damage
Deadpool did say those super hero landings aren't good for the knees.
various times
That's not why she's in a wheelchair.
Yup. Did a straight drop and landed on her legs. Them bitches are powder. Poison or not, though, it's weird that Zaheer came out of that shit relatively fine.
Seven years later, and I am still shook by that last shot of Korra. She just looks defeated, tired.
Me after work
I mean... mercury is some fucked shit. It doesn't take much at all to kill, can be absorbed through the skin, and is heavy as fuck cuz it's metal. Having the amount she had in her... even though she didn't die, the amount of pain and agony she went through with it in her and going in and out... you won't forget that shit, your body won't let you.
@@Good_Hot_Chocolate Yeah, I'm not talking about the 'why' though, just more of the fact that we see a character that was so expressive and hot-headed before just look so broken now. I felt heartbroken for her.
@@Akabari100 Yeah it feels unnatural. She isn't her usual self so we feel discomfort, even if you didn't like the person.
this is the best scene, even including ATLA. what other scene stays with you for so long?
The airbenders are allowed to have hair, Jinora just needed the shave to receive her tattoos. Remember, when Aang met his past lives, Avatar Yangchen had a full head of hair.
She had a queue though if I remember right
I think most female airbenders grew their hair back.
She didn't have a full head. She got her hairline pushed back like crazy.
@@ZomgXBanned2 💀💀💀
@@ZomgXBanned2😭
"When I get out of here, none of you will survive"
She wasn't kidding
Zaheer did survive...
@@onetom2222 ...but just barely.
@@onetom2222 She was going burn him alive. She was trying reach for him and breath fire on his face most likely.
@@BiG-JuPO1O1 she didn't deliver ^^
@@onetom2222 she did
Everyone in team avatar flexed in this episode super hard.
Wish team Naruto was like them too
@@theawesomeman9821 *team 7
@@buttercup-ot2pf there has been many team 7s.
@@morgancason6876 ok how about team kakashi
@@buttercup-ot2pf ok
“Somebody get her some Tylenol”
I made the ugliest noise ever hearing that
Jinora: Uses airbending to disrobe a guard
Long Feng: *flashbacks*
I'm cuban American too
I just consider myself American, the moment I swore the oath and became a citizen, it included renouncing any affiliation or allegiance to a foreign government, and last I checked there's nothing about Cuba to be proud about. American first, Galician second(origins of my family), I just happened to have been born in Cuba, it's just a piece of land that upholds nothing sacred. and it's history is just one of a territory that has exchanged hands over and over between empires and regional governors or presidents that were sent by the US...honestly, the so called Cuban people, not once had any say or election or government that was exclusively elected by, owned by, and from the same nation of, Cubans.
@@BringDHouseDown bro this is the comment section to a legend of Korra reaction , you aint gotta do all that
"Looks like Long Feng is long gone!"
@@BringDHouseDown
1. This is a Korra comments section
2. Nothing? Bro, what about your culture? You guys have great culture and cuisine
Korra was strong, period. It took being poisoned with a lot of mercury to just nerf her enough to hold her down. Those chains didn't do a damn thing. She's built like a brick shit house, not even a house she's a whole-ass castle.
Yesssss go off respect korra
fr even zaheer admitted how strong she was during the last season when they spoke
We respect Korra Respect in this household
@@Nicole-rp2bk Exactly and even Kuvira said that Korra has a power that no one will be able to achieve
YES A KWEEN!
This season is definitely the best in my opinion. From the animation, to the character development, seeing Zuko, introducing Zafou, family affairs, re-entering Ba Sing Se, epic villains, and Jinora getting her tattoos made this season everything
Edit: THE AIRBENDERS RETURN!!!!! And baby bison + Kai
Yes Sir!
Yeah I loved this season despite being iffy on season 1 and 2
I agree
@@mr.protagonist5639 Season 1 was a decent starting point with a pretty good villain. The only really good thing about season 2 is Varrick. Season 3 is god tier in pretty much every way. Season 4 is still good, but Kuvira is sort of meh as a villain and the giant robot battle felt really out of place. Over all, season 3 is the best in my opinion.
the baby bison tops the cake that is this season
This girl is also fighting off mercury poison and putting up one hell of a fight!
She survives easily cause of plot convenience
@@theawesomeman9821 yeah because she’s the main character 😅. Korra is really strong too
@@theawesomeman9821 Bro she's the avatar
@@theawesomeman9821 She very strong will person. Her strong will and resilience kept her alive.
@@slobertooth1358 and the main character, plot saved her
Probably the best episode in the series, that ending hits so fucking hard
Definitely
Yeah, Korra facial expressions are heartbreaking.
IMO, this is the one episode that did EVERYTHING right.
@@timothymignault1058 it made me feel like I was back watching Avatar as it was airing, so good
You cry of happiness at seeing Jinora and then you cry of sadness at seeing Korra
Zaheer: I'll kill you when you turn into the avatar state
[goes to the avatar state]
Korra: WHY ARE U RUNNING?
Korra: Call an ambulance!
Korra: But not for me!
And still proceeds to get fucked up because Zaheer is just too smart
@@KaosGamer11234 so smart that he got caught and his team gone. But yeah, that poison was harsh.
@@laurajanco2i yea
Honestly I got more "COME HERE YOU LITTLE S***" from that
At the end, when tenzin told korra that he and the air nation would roam the earth and keep balance, you can see how korra had to force a smile. Her entire identity has been being the avatar and bringing balance to the world but she can’t do that in a wheelchair, she feels useless, like the world doesn’t need her. I feel like tenzin did more damage to korra by saying that. Talk about rubbing salt on the wound
not only that, but also seeing Jinora with her tattoos is like looking at Aang, an Avatar Korra idolizes. It's like a mirror of her literal past self and she feels like she can't live up to the title of "Avatar".
Not to mention Tenzin saying the airnomads will try to bring balance to the world - something that is an AVATAR's job - makes her feel even more miserable and like a burden/failure.
Yeah that could be taken in a hurtful way. I think Tenzin was trying to reassure Korra not to worry about the world and not rush her recovery.
Yeah unintentionally
I'm sure he might well but that was really not what she needed to hear would have been better if said nothing at all
She may have hated hearing it but there's no way she could mentally recover if she is pressuring herself to get better to go back to being the avatar. She needs to focus on herself
Ay bruh y’all was finally giving Korra credit instead of bashing her 😭 I’m hella glad. Also between Jinora and Korra I couldn’t not cry bruh.
@@GradietPanda12345 I was definitely expecting that 😂
@@GradietPanda12345 😞
I liked Korra as a character in seasons 1-3. Season 4 made me love her.
Book 3 is the best of the Korra franchise.
So , the drama (and I dont mean highschool drama) she went through in this season wa good.
To be honest, this is the only season I didnt actively dislike Korra as a character
Fun fact: Jinora is 11 when she became an Air bending master. A year earlier than Aang.
That’s just flat out disrespectful
@@elijets5064 how?
@@elijets5064 It still weird or maybe the word is dumb seeing Jinora as "air master" when she contributed always at the very end when Korra is in trouble . It is already ridiculous enough with "astral" projection. They really downplay Korra for that. Never gonna forgive them for that
@@kitsune2146 Its not that weird. She can airbend as a master and she also has the spiritual projection so she deserved the tattoos.
According to the lore from the creators, the only path to becoming an Airbending Master is to either master the 37 different airbending forms, or invent a new technique or ability
Aang mastered 27 forms but was promoted to master after inventing the Air Scooter
Jinora has mastered all the forms and has the astral projection ability, making her more than worthy of being promoted to Airbending Master
Also this ep gave me chills and a lot more respect for Korra. She did all that fighting poison and likely broke her legs on that last fall. Say what you will about her being a headstrong teenager but as an Avatar I think she more than earns her props.
I feel the same, everyone always says how trash she is. She is in a different situation in a different world than the past avatars. She has accomplished feats that deems her a legend. Yes shes unlikable at time but shes human. Every single avatar believe it or not whether they've done something good or not has had a negative effect on what the next avatar has to deal with.
None of them are perfect. Besides...Korra started a new era which is likely to bring forth new amazing things we can or cant probably think of.😌
Periodt
@@jjrollins313 that's fact
One of the biggest reasons why ppl trash her is because they see other ppl doing it and they joined in instead of forming their own opinions. She has her moments where she makes mistakes but they don't make her trash. Ppl are just heartless and crowd following like the ppl on twitter
Indeed. Her headstrong personality got her into, and out of tons of dangerous and crappy situations. And after Season 3, she's earned my respect and admiration. Season 3 was definitely the best out of all 4 seasons. ATLA Book 2 and LOK Book 3 are the best of both series.
It was her headstrong attitude that was pretty off-putting. I blame the writing for a lot of it, especially in Book 2. There were times where she was so convinced she was right and it caused so many problems. She never quite stops being punch first, think later, but she does get better. Finding the balance in a strong abrasive personality like hers is difficult in terms of achieving a set amount of likeability.
No joke this was the first and only time I sheed a tear in this show, not only for Korra having ptsd and being in wheel chair, but the music Service and Sacrifice. Her growth feels really strong and rewarding at the end of the show to me. Book 3 really nailed! it.
i just realized that, without her past lives, shes basically using the avatar state with her OWN boost of power. so its even MORE impressive to me that she did all that with no past lives to boost her bending !!!
I think at this point, the avatar state is a Raava power boost.
I don't think the avatar state was ever like One for All. It gave the Avatars the know how but each avatar has always been a beast. Thing that makes a master bender isn't how much earth they can move but how well they handle said earth. Toph, Katara and Bumi were masters because of their control over the elements they controlled.
@@rickypaz666 It definitely helps. Aang, thanks to the avatar state, could bend elements that he did not know how to do, as at the beginning of the series with the waterbending. And it definitely helps in strength too.
@@rickypaz666 tbh i understood it like, u get a boost of the combined bending knowledge the past avatars have. which helps them bend stronger than usual like split islands apart, make tsunamis and tornados etc. and also like added knowledge of bending techniques they prolly never learned but their past lives did. and yeah each avatars are def a beast on their own but imagine getting extra boost from ur past lives to help u bend even better
@@firstnamebunchofnumbers1543 right??? like going in the avatar state gave aang years upon years of bending experience he never had and made him bend elements even more than what a normal bender could do
If they just threw some pebbles in the tornado, it could've acted as a giant blender.
Will Zaheer blend? That is the question.
@@Akabari100 Throw in a sock, and you got yourself a Republic City Smoothie.
Yea fr they coulda had Bolin su and Lin spamming rocks into there but at the same time that might be a bad idea cause one both korra and zaheer would get waxed and 2 all the rocks woulda came back flying in all direction just sniping mfs🤣
With a injured Korra in there, maybe not such a good idea.
@@Akabari100 Red Lotus smoke, don't breathe this.
ending card
*Yes it blends!*
Imagine if they reanimated the whole series and actually showed all the killing graphically
Having to hold back because it's a kid show is actually better because it forces them have to make the fights more creative. Look at "Zuko Alone", it would have been a pretty generic fight if they allowed Zuko to just slice those guys up with his swords.
@Aidan S That's true. How it was in the show felt off for that lmao. Like nobody even asked zuko to explain himself? What he was doing there? Nope everyone just turns their back on him lol. Actually burning the guy would be better reason for instant shun after the family got to know him some.
@@BenJover Zuko is the sun of the Fire lord the guy who's basically Hitler? Would, let say a town of Jews be okay with Hitler's son running around even if he didn't really do anything?
@@arcuslux516 Uh maybe if he was fucking helping them out? Probably lol. You would hate Hitler's son if he litteraly saved your son's life WHEN NO ONE ELSE WOULD after you came begging?
@@BenJover dude his brother, her son JUST got caught by the fire nation (and probably killed), the dad left the family to find him. The boy would never have been in that situation without receiving zukos knife. and what did he do to help them? fix their roof? lol
"when i get out of here, none of you will survive!"
Lupa: yeah? you sure?
SHE WASNT PLAYING, THEYRE FUCKING DEAD
3 of the 4 yeah but the main bad guy just got socked
@@mouserr Bolin rocked him and then socked him.
@@mouserr i wonder how painful that backpain is, I mean, she slammed him..
@@Jacquer68 this doesn't have enough likes
I dont think people really realize all the shit Korra has been through out all the 3 seasons, at each and every season losing more of herself and identity.
S1 Amon forcibly took her bending away, which we seen from other people can seriously effect you mentally, and it seem like she was gonna end it on that cliff till Anng showed up.
S2 Rava, a literal piece of her own soul was dragged and ripped out of her and she felt all of her past lives die.
and S3 She was bound by chains at an Altar and forcibly given poison while people waited to murder her, simply because she was born.
Top that off with how many time's she's been kidnapped and given shit by people. No wonder she is in a state like this, Korra is honestly one of the most resilient avatars we have seen.
That's facts some ppl have no epiphany at all and just trash her because everybody else is doing it.
Exactly...like imagine how traumatic that shit is, definitely will leave scars.
@@Sageboy13 definitely it would, I never seen anyone fight as hard korra did before and that only makes me respect her more
Exactly. Some battles leave scars that won't heal. Physical or emotional scars. I don't get why people keep on bashing her, especially in Season 3. Because that's the season where the shittiest thing ever happened to her.
@@k-rhynncyrhyss4691 Aang recovered from his trauma with no big deal. He found out all his people died and was furious at first but then he turned a new leaf just like that. He then lost Appa but got his positive energy back after he saw a new born baby. He bounced back immediately after he failed in ba sing say. Aang is just filled with positive energy, he's way more spiritual than korra.
The best breakdown of this season pointed out that the ending is ironic because of Zaheer’s hypocrisy. Zaheer has spouted freedom and anarchical philosophy the whole season. But the only reason he lost in the end was because he bound the avatar in chains.
True tho
not to mention that when freedom is given to the wrong type of people, they can and will abuse it and perhaps hurt anyone around them that try and get in the way of their malicious intents, or just simply innocent bystanders. without rules, there's chaos, like it or not. we need governments, but we should also be reforming them as well if they get too problematic.
With Korra the creators wanted to show everyone that past battles can leave MAJOR scars compared to Aang who was still chippy after fights
I'd say that has more to do with Aang being more spiritual and able to move past his pain. He had moments where it was too much but he always had the goal of stop the fire nation where as korra never has a over arching goal just keep the peace.
Aang had serious ptsd the whole show up until he started learning fire
Aang had nightmares of the other air nomads, burning Katara and even dying to Ozai and failing everyone
@@yukijames1321 aang was up and about after a few weeks. He didn't have to relearn how to walk.
@@neubaufahrzeug9339 has nothing to do with spirituality. Aang had his objective laid out from Book 1....master the elements and defeat the firelord. THATS IT. It's more complicated for Korrah, the world doesn't need the avatar anymore, Socio political issues with benders vs non benders, world leaders pushing back against how much jurisdiction the avatar should have. The villains in Korrah weren't just out for "world domination" as they were with Aang, hell we had spirit benders...The stuff Korrah faced were unheard of and far more complicated.
Biggest thing to remember w Korra Vs Zaheer.
1.) She was poisoned.
2.) She was hallucinating.
3.) No one has ever fought someone who just fly/run away for the majority of the fight. It took great amount of energy just to keep up with him.
Korras severely underrated sadly :(
4) She had platinum chain on arm (+ weight)
5) Zaheer fly speed is impressive too, he just flew past her and blew her off the mountain.
Truly love Mako and Bolin. They definitely shined the most in this episode.
The brothers ere elite, especially when they double team!
@@M0M0117 why when you said that I thought you meant something dirty?
@@kalebdickerson268 we don’t know what they double team.......
@@M0M0117 Right! They are truly elite.
Korra shedding that tear always makes me shed a tear. She knows she's broken and also proud of Jinora. She has some really tough mixed feelings...
Fuck this episode ending is so heavy.... Get to me every time. People talk lot of shit about korra and her losing the connection to past lives but fuck man she has been through it no?? When she decided to be exchange herself for the new airbenders that was practically a death sentence. She was ready to give her live so the world could be in balance again. And though she didn't die she was crippled and has wounds nobody can see and idk that tear just gets to me. So powerful.
For real it was an emotional train wreck for me. For the reactors... not so much but Korra being mentally and physically broken and Jinora getting her tattoos were enough to make me tearbend x3000
The "Service And Sacrifice" scene never fails to make me cry. That single tear Carries so much sadness I just break down
Notice how it's just Korra's voice. Every time we heard Aang speak while in the Avatar State, the voices of all the other Avatars spoke in unison with him. Now that the connection's been severed, it's just Korra we hear.
It was always just korra’s voice lmao
@@nobodae3296 Not during her fight with Unalaq it wasn't
@@Ebon_Sean yh u could hear raava and the past avatars in the background before this.
Idk if you noticed this but When Aang was talking to Ozai in the avatar state, you could hear Kyoshi’s voice yelling “YOU SHALL PAY THE ULTIMATE PRICE”😂😂
Korra is TRAUMATIZEDit was so hard seeing her like that and she has pStd too..i love this girl sm I literally cried when i saw her like that all her villains were like X10 stronger than anng villains
That Mario part was too unexpected LMAOOOO 😂😂😂😂
The reveal of Jinora's tattoo never fails to give me chills. The music is so beautiful and she looks just like Aang. Its a perfect moment
Lupa: "I like to talk mad shit about Korra, but I hate seeing her like this tho"
He is finally starting to believe XD
Roshi: "I wanna see her murder people"
(Nickelodeon theme plays)
Me: I have been waiting for this reaction!!!
The ending always gives me chills. Aang would be so proud. Really beautiful to see this from a nation that was on the verge of extinction.
mako: murders lady
everyone: yoooooo
Pikachu face!
My reaction was: yeah she's dead
she died?
@@jahzealjr6810 Yeah. Electricity + Water is pretty much a death sentence lol. They didn't explicitly state it, except show her body (which doesn't help, cuz it could easily look like she'd knocked out).
@@jahzealjr6810 yeah
If only nick didn't fuck with this show, every season would've been this quality.
Facts
How so ??
Even season 2?
@@Oscar-yx1xx Yes, Nick did a lot of shady things while this show was going on. If you do Google some information about it, it should be there. Basically Nick pulled funding for the show, promised more seasons only to go back on their word, to then again give more seasons, pull the show from Tv because they were uncomfortable with Korra and Asami being a thing. The studio interfered with the whole show which made the creators leave and go to Netflix.
Keep in mind, Korra doesn't have all of the past avatars telling her what to do anymore so this fight is 100% Korra!!
While fighting a poison at the same time
IDC what no one says korra is not trash she did all that while fighting poison with no connection to the past avatars. Fuck the haters y'all are the trash ones with ur unreasonable way of thinking
@@rohanjaime2470 I just think the inconsistent writing in season 2 messed up her reputation
@@ryanc3609 same thing goes for season 2 idk if it's because she's girl why the writers gave her more of a hard time than would to a male Avatar or if it was just the writing in general. They definitely did cause her to be hated. I think when all the connections to the other avatars were broken that's when ppl started hating her. To be honest I think that was intentional because seeing that technology and other things are being developed they're trying to say that their moving pass the avatar connection thing and moving forward from the past
@@rohanjaime2470 writers didn't cause her to be hated. The fandom has a toxic side much like everything else and everyone just regurgitated what they heard someone else said online because it was the cool thing to do. She was written as a teenager would be
"put her in avatar state, that's a good idea"
azula: what, like it's hard?
The music when jinora gets her tattoos just give me chills the whole scene korra crying idk why people give this show hate it’s quite beautiful looking at another young master like our aang
everybody laughin till they see korra getting the polnareff treatment
😥
Too bad she didn't became a turtle
That's the craziest shit to become awesome
It's awesome how the JoJo spoilers can't be caught so easy
Don't get trapped in a Turtle!
What? I say that to everybody.
~AntfishTAS
@@commander061 well, the avatars received their powers from the giant lion turtles.
One of my favorite parts of watching reactions to this episode is seeing how many people say “Fuck you” when the President welcomes her back. They say it almost every time.
AVATAR WISDOMS:
Roku: You must be decisive!
Kyoshi: I will do anything to take Jin, Only Justice will bring peace!
Kuruk: You must actively shape yourself! and the world!
Yangchen: Many air nomads have dettached themselves and receive the spiritual enlightenment, but the avatar can not do it because your soul duty is to the world. Selfless duty calls you to sacrifice your own needs and do whatever it takes to protect the world!
Aang: Anyone’s Capable Of Great Good And Great Evil. Everyone, Even The Fire Lord And The Fire Nation, Have To Be Treated Like They’re Worth Giving A Chance
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Korra: When i get out of here none of you will survive!
Honestly the two avatar s Korra embodies the most of, are avtar Kyoshi and Kuruk
@@yukijames1321 Both have alot in common tbh. Both are bi, both are headstrong and willing to kill of needed to. There so much more we can say about Kyoshi and Korra.
Well she thought they killed her father, she love her father so much she's willing to do anything from breaking up with mako to threatening to kill a corrupted judge(especially after he made her mother cry). She's very loyal to her family and doesn't care about her being the model of the benders if her family is at stake. And its admiring tbh. She cares about them so much..
So you can't really blame her if she said that..
As brash and head strong korra is, she love the people around her so much even if they don't appreciate it.
Heck, that's why she was captured in very first place. She gave up and hand herself over for them to release the Airbenders.
16:44-16:48 that’s roshi’s tired of sheera being smart /right moments for sure for sure 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah I died when he dismissed what she said.
Dude... can you imagine Aang doing that master ceremony for Tenzin, but it's just the two of them? Thinking about that kinda breaks my heart
Rewatching this really made me tear up ngl Korra has gone through so much shit I felt so bad for her
Ghazan: yeets
*jazz music stops*
North Korea :3
Korra it’s me: Mario I’m fucking weak
just wanna point out how korra almost folded him while losing the ability to walk and only her and raavas energy cuz her connection to her past lives are gone
Good luck explaining that
Korra looked so scared when she saw her father because she thought she had died and the avatar cycle had ended with her. Remember, she didn't know he was alive, he was thrown off a cliff last she saw
They really know what’s up with Kuvira.... All hail the great Uniter!
I love both Korra and Aang. Why some people seem to be hating on Korra. I don't understand it. Both show is great to me and I enjoy watching their journey.
can you imagine how many grunts and groans and moans Korra's va did in that episode lol
edit: y'all I dont mean it in a sexual way💀😭 what I mean is how awkward it must have been for the va all she did was grunt and moan lol
Easy money
What the fuck, dude
Nice.
Cooming
Can easily be taken out of context xD
Can we all just appreciate how absolutely BEAUTIFUL the music is when they reveal Jinora's arrows? Like the music makes that moment so powerful and always gives me chills!!
"Somebody get her some tylenol" my night has been made
the joke of the week good one by lupasan
"But yo seriously, someone needs to go check on that dude who got hit with a boulder!" Lmao
Glad you guys enjoyed book 3 even though it was a bittersweet ending this book hit like a truck-kun!
We gotta be real though; that man's is dead.
@@controlman7490 just toss him up on the pile of ATLA and LOK casualties
Ah the conclusion of the best season of Avatar, excited to see some of the hype moments in season 4
Of korra*. Cmon its a good season but doesn't hold up to season 2 or 3 of ATLA
@@juza2076 ATLA is better then Korra let me preface with that. I just thing if we’re judging on a purely measuring each season on its own, this season of Korra stands the best it has the highest peaks and few to any lows.
Just my opinion, unless ya think random person the internet has the definitive opinion, in which case I have to do more with this power
@@juza2076 Book 2 ATLA-> Book 3 Korra ->Book 3 ATLA for me top 3 in that order.
I can’t get over how much Jinora looks like Aang. Gets me every time.
This episode further proves my point that Zaheer could not beat Korra in a one-on-one fight. Literally every time they thought, there was some sort of handicap on her. First time, she got hit with a tranquilizer and couldn't move. Second time, she was in Platinum chains and was still holding her own. This time, she was chained up and has mercury in her veins, and what happens? She holds off poisoning and the Avatar stay with pure willpower, and when she finally goes in, yanks one of the chains straight from the side of the cave, knocks out two of them in the process, snaps Platinum chains what they're linked paper clips, and still damn near kills this wannabe air anarchist.
Zaheer went through all this trouble because he knows damn well when it comes down to it, he can't beat her. And I honestly hope they use the here in a comic later on down the line and Korra addresses this exact point.
For those wondering why this reminds you of Aang vs. Ozai. Joaquim Dos Santos was the director for the last 2 episodes of The Last Airbender, and went on to become art director, executive producer and storyboard artist for most of korra. He was the storyboard artist for this episode.
The environment is the same too, with those pillar rocks
Boy did I hear a discord message tone when he said "corruption and discord?" This editor is killing it lol
I remember this being one of the most powerful endings in the series. Jinora gets officially recognized by her dad and her culture. Meanwhile Korra is happy for her, but can’t hold back the tears for how bad she feels. Hurts to see the end of the best season of Korra. God help you as you enter the worst.
Lol season 4 is not the worst bro that title belongs to book 2
Dude season 2 is by far the worst. Season 4 is way better than that one.
I wanna know what is wrong with your brain to make you think Season 4 was anything BUT good. lol
@@drooskie9525 controversial as it may be, I actually rate parts of season 2 better then parts of season 4. I loved the world building of why the avatar is the avatar, how that happened and what she did with that knowledge. season 4 was literal germany after ww1 trying to make the fatherland whole meanwhile Korra off having PTSD, culminating in a giant robot fight.
@@advid01 i think maybe two people in the entire world share that opinion and everybody else thinks they belong in the looney bin
The end of season 3 still hurts even after 5 rewatches.
16:08 got me 😂
Jinora really do be out here saving Korra’s ass two seasons in a row
That’s why she’s the master!
Yes, turns out people need help when they're poisoned and on the brink of death. Funny how that works.
I cried like a baby when Jinora got her tattoos, Korra being through what she had. The ending was so tough and so intense - my favorite episode by a mile.
Even in flashbacks in the original series, you see Air Nomad Nuns with just the front of their foreheads shaved, and long hair gathered in a loose ponytail. Maintaining a completely shaved head was more of a male thing ;)
Ngl, when I first saw this episode I legit cried. I love how bald Jinora looks identical to her grandfather. :
Just in case anyone missed Meelo's joke.
"Smells like shoetrees." He means sandalwood.
Yeah ikki said it like 2 seconds after
Zaheer's line, "we lucky few, this band of brothers and sisters of anarchy," is an allusion to the line, "we happy few, we band of brothers," from the St. Crispin's Day Speech from William Shakespeare's Henry V.
Korra's battle with Zaheer recalls several elements from the battle at Wulong Forest, such as the fact that both conflicts occurred in the Earth Kingdom in a field of rock columns, portions of which were used in offensive maneuvers. Additionally, both combatants in each fight were capable of flying by using airbending, like Aang and Zaheer, or firebending, like Ozai and Korra.
Kya attempted to heal Korra after she was poisoned, without much success.
This is the 100th episode of the franchise.
Pretty good 100th episode honestly
Just wanted to say. The final book actually started the next weekday right after this episode. Books 3 and 4 were released back-to-back, 5 new episodes a week.
I like how on the thumbnail Roshi is laughing at Korra moments before she is about to be tortured
Korra gets bodied, poison, jinoras tattoos, Red Lotus defeated, season over
YaBoyRoshi: WHAT ABOUT THAT FIRST GUY
This is crazy I couldn’t wait for this episode. I literally just watched the video for episode 12 again!!!!!
One of the best detail in this season is Zuko always bowing to Korra as the respect of being the avatar...that's huge character development from his first appearance.
Also, remember: Korra no longer has the other Avatars to learn from, or guide her, or even do the thing where the previous Avatar would take over physically like Roku & Kyoshi did with Aang. That battle with the mercury & Zaheer was all *her*. And someone mentioned in the comments that mercury is a neurotoxin, hence why she's in a wheelchair: it messed her up good. And Su may not have gotten ALL of it out.
I can't for you all to react to the final season. :)
SPOLIER
she didn't get all the poison out, for a while the poison that was left didn't allow Korra to use the avatar state at all, but a certain someone helped her bend the rest of it out
@@makiito4170 Exactly, it's a spoiler, which was why I was being vague in my comment. :)
I think it's incredibly impressive how Mako fared against Ming-hua(?). Like the gang here pointed out, he purposely avoided using lightning to trick her, and used his intellect rather than pure skill to defeat her. I think Mako *did* get lucky that she didn't have more easy access to water in the beginning of their fight, but it's seriously impressive Mako was able to 1v1 her, something *no one* else was able to do with any of the Red Lotus members.
16:08 made me think I actually had friends for a second
And Aang said he didn't look like a bald girl.
Well...
And thats why he grew the beard
“Ah the poison”
-Lupa 2021
The poison for Korra. Korra's poison.
Zaheer was like mad scared like ozai running away. It’s all fun and games till they eyes glow.
Whoever is seeing this right now, I hope you and your families stay blessed and safe !
It actually makes a lot of sense for lava bending to be a subset of earth bending. Lava is earth that has been heated to the point of melting and becoming liquid.
It’s literally the same as when water benders change water to ice or steam and vice versa, except with earth ending its with rock, they basically just change rock from its solid state to its liquid form which is what magma and lava are
@@Dell-ol6hb it's great cause it would require fire, earth and water skill to master.
@@Dell-ol6hb exactly 😃
@@unlimited971 tbh you'd only need Earth skill to master it, lava is not at all like water, water flows smooth while lava is super viscous and chunky, which fits well with Earth as an element. And fire plays no part at all. Ig learning the martial art techniques from the other elements would be helpful, but that's for all bendings and elements not just lava bending yk.
@@Dell-ol6hb yeah talking about technique here. and mentality
God what an ending. Jinora truly is Aang's grandchild and the music is absolutely amazing during her ceremony
I love this episode. The whole ending sequence makes me cry every time--imagining how Tenzin's ceremony went, with only Aang, to Jinora's with all the new airbenders, and seeing Korra completely broken, feeling worthless and better off dead.
Season 4 dropped a mere 3 months after this because Nick basically said "we're not going to air Korra on TV anymore, fuck you," but this was the one time I wished there was more of a break between seasons. I needed more time to emotionally process the finale.
idk if I missed it but I'm surprised they didn't make a Jet joke when seeing that man get hit by a boulder
Zaheer hit Korra with that red skull speech I have seen the future Captain! There are no flags!"
Anyone else surprised that these guys never said anything about how Ming Wa sounds a lot like Azula?
"Why did you never tell us you could fly?"
@@amahlgrant that’s literally where I first knew too
her voice is the same voice of azula
@@Justdanielyeh duh
Also the guard was straight up Steve Blum, I forgot he had speaking role in Book 3.
I Always cry after looking at Jinora with tattoos, she looks 100% like our boy Aang
And I feel bad for Korra too :/ our girl had enough suffering...
Can yall never just sit in an emotional moment without making a joke or yapping 😭
the reason aang kicked ozai's ass in the avatar state, and zaheer kept up with korra and even got her down, is that korra is not harnessing the power of all previous avatars. she only has her strength now. that, and her body is literally poisoned.
12:51 lmfaoooo!!! I can't!!! whyyyy!! XD that caught me off guard lol
"Korra...sweetheart...it's me."
"Mario!"
LOL! I laughed way too hard at this! 🤣
It's the tiny 'I apologize' note for me.
Technically it's true, she is Korra the last avatar since they never continued the series
The comics?
@@sandro8643 Comics cover Aang, so in terms of avatars portrayed in canon, Korra is the latest (although I wouldn't say that she is the last)
@@dovahkiin0929 I think there is also a Korra comic, which is just sjw nonsense turned up to 11.
@@jonson856 Yeah, I think I know the one you're talking about; it's trash.
@@jonson856 The Legend Of Genji? Thats fanmade
I still can't believe that w this much poison she should've died almost instantly and she somehow was able to fight Zaheer in the air and winning before she passed out. That's insane, if that's not strenght idk what is damn
“Somebody give her some damn Tylenol “ lupa man😂😂☠️☠️
LMFAO “blew her hubcap back” 😂😂😂