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Some people hated the 'Aang bad dad' stuff, but I loved it; it showed him as being very human. He had such conflicting pressures, plus ZERO experience with a conventional family. Like how the hell was he going to know how to juggle the responsibilities and fatherhood? What, ask Kyoshi?
"What, ask Kyoshi?" made me laugh!! I would pay to see that conversation
Exactly. I don’t understand how they are upset about it. He was a kid who didn’t get to be a kid and wasn’t actually raised by parents. He had no one to look up to in that regard. Being the avatar doesn’t make you perfect Or all knowing. That mindset bleeds into how they feel about Korra and how “she’s always loosing”. As if the first team Avatar didn’t get their butts kicked most of the time to where even Suki makes a remark during the play
You're not supposed to love character flaws. That's just being contrarian. Flaws are things characters must overcome or answer for or be used as an example to be better. Not to be celebrated.
Kya- We weren't on those vacations.
Kyoshi- Frankly, I don't see the difference.
@@Ultimaniacx4it’s all a matter of perspective. Plus no one is celebrating him being a bad dad, just that it makes sense considering his own upbringing
Personal headcanon:
Aang gave all his attention to training Tenzin, Katara was training Kiya, leaving Sokka to train Bumi in how to be a non-bending warrior. Really explains their personalities.
Also, I think the real reason Tenzin broke up with Lin Bei-Fong wasn't because he didn't love her, but because he felt a duty to ensure he'd make more airbenders. Aang married a bender, and only got one out of three. Tenzin marrying a non-bender gave all his kids a much better chance of having the powers.
@@seans.8803 I've heard something about Lin not wanting kids at all and that was the reason he left her.
@@DrawingPicture I think both makes sense, would have loved to a see a kid with aang's and tophs genes though
We're so ready for "Beginnings."
Cody dying about the bear joke😂😂😂
Thank you for being so understanding, so many people hate on Korra this season without giving her any leeway to understanding why she's acting out. Girl's almost an adult yet has spent most of her life behind walls, sheltered from the rest of the world to be kept "safe", but she's finding out all these things now that were kept from her, and her dad turns out to not be the person she thought he was (it's something that can be quite a shock to find out your dad made some big mistake in life, a lot of us find our parents infallible and to have that belief challenged by them directly can cause quite a bit of emotion that can work its way into anger)
Is Korra annoying at times this season? Absolutely. But it makes sense as to why, she's a ball of emotion that she doesn't know how to deal with because she was never taught how to deal with them on top of already being hopped up on teenager hormones.
She's a teenager. Still basically a child. EVERY child is sheltered to an extent. She's not special. Those "walls" were the entire Southern water tribe's country. What would she have done if she wasn't the avatar? Travel the world at 12? We see that Roku was already a full grown adult by the time he got to training with Earth. It's not like she was missing anything in her 17 years of life.
@@Ultimaniacx4so you’re just a complaining adult with all the comments on this season. Please go somewhere else with your negativity. It sours the room.
@@RavenSteele17 the pathetic POS you’re talking to is under almost every comment waxing lethargic about why a teenager doesn’t deserve forgiveness lol imagine coming here just to be a depressing mess of wrong, bad opinions
Edit to add that only the dumbest people compare the avatars like this - it’s never done in good faith
@RavenSteele17 Not allowed to be negative unless it's to a character like Mako right? Nobody defends him like that. You don't hate negativity, you just hate not being able to rebut the truth.
The show doesn't point it out enough, but the decision to isolate Korra from the world to raise her ended up putting her on a path of hard learned lessons. Her every instinct is wrong and if she can't power her way out of a situation she's completely overwhelmed. Her temper makes her prone to not asking for help until she's breaking down.
Agreed. I think giving the audience some flashbacks of her life in isolation would have been insightful and painted an entirely different picture of her character. It would be more relatable. Personally, I didn't mind her making mistakes, but many people really couldn't seem to handle it without clear justification. A glimpse into her past would have helped.
She's a child of 17. Roku wasn't even told he was the Avatar until he was 16, and he was a full grown adult by the time he started training with Earth. How is her "isolation" any different from any other child? What was she gonna do if she wasn't the avatar? Travel the world at 12?
I'm glad they later gave us a reason for her isolation, breaking the tradition of the avatar traveling to train without a proper reason would have felt silly
@ If you think about it, her excelling at everything from a young age was probably reason enough. Like I said before, Roku was 16 when he was told he was the Avatar and it made sense to start travelling at that later age. Since Korra was already throwing fire and rocks around as a child, they had to fast track her training, but it wouldn't be good to drag a 4 year old around the world like that.
42:08 general Iroh dud say "My mother, amd grandfather were good friends with the Avatar" so Iroh's mom is the fire lord.
Cody being Varrick’s biggest fan was everything I was looking forward to with them watching this season 😂😂
While season 2 is generally considered the fans’ least favorite, it’s still super key with establishing more lore! I think it’s how the spirit world was handled towards the end that made people feel like this season was want great. I definitely have my own issues with this season and LoK in general but seasons 3+4 are both SO good
“The Avatar must remain neutral” “As the Avatar you cannot threaten war” tell that to the past 5 Avatars💀. Roku literally pulled up to Sozin demanding “How dare you occupy Earth Kingdom territory”.
True, but that's not the case here. Unalaq is the chief of both tribes, so he didn't do anything he didn't have the right to do. Sozin attacked another nation, while Unalaq did not.
"The four nations must remain four." Stopping a conqueror is not abandoning neutrality.
Yes and you shouldn't use the north to envade the south.
It's like united kingdom invading Australia cos they're under 1 king @@akosvarga7881
@@Kevynmorgan You can't invade something that's already yours. That goes against the definition of " invade". I'm not too familiar with the UK - Australia relationship but it seems to me a big difference that the UK and Australia are not legally one country and both are democracies. In the case of the 2 water tribes, we are legally talking about 1 tribe with 1 non-democratically elected leader
@@akosvarga7881 Denmark and Greenland might be a better example. While the Northern Water Tribe has one chief, the Southern Water Tribe is partially autonomous with a few chieftains. In ATLA the North recognizes they havent had contact with the South for the duration of the war so southerners kind of rule themselves autonomously in practice but are also recognizing the rulership of the northern chief in paper. Greenland is part of Denmark but is autonomously governed. If the US attacks Greenland that would be an invasion but if Denmark were to revoke Greenland's parliament and fully incorporate them it would be a bit of a grey area as Greenland is legally part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
29:30 everything changed when the"Try Guys"attacked
One thing I love about these first two seasons is that the Fire Nation and no Fire benders are "bad guys". Fire benders were bad guys all throughout ATLA. So seeing especially the Water tribe being the focus of the antagonists (Amon, Unalock and Tarrlok are all Water Benders to some extent). Just cool seeing different antagonists from different places
28:24 This is a statue of Sokka holding his boomerang 🙂
I never would've noticed 😮
@@FridgeChic i've known this show since 2018 and this is the first time I noticed too :) makes sense that the statue is in front of the cultural center 😅Sokka deserved that spot
That's crazyyy I've watched LoK like a hundred times and this is the first time I learned about Sokka's statue
That scene of Bumi talking to Aang's statue always makes me choke up.
As an Eldest Sibling myself.... i related to Bumi a lot.
This season is messy but I kinda love it, like the tenzin stuff this season is amazing, I wish more people talked about that.
Legend of Korra is so good, the show just gets better and better as you watch, even after a rewatch its great!
Based Mako. Imagine thinking it's acceptable to drag the United Republic into a war with the Northern Water Tribe under false pretenses and asking all those soldiers to die for a cause that has nothing to do with them, couldn't be me.
"Zhu Li, do the thing!"
Actor James Remar voices Korra's dad Tonraq who was in the DC comic live action series Black Lighting on the CW network. He was also in The Warriors 1979 movie, 48 Hrs., Mortal Kombat: Annihilation, The Quest staring Jean-Claude Van Damme, 2 Fast 2 Furious, and 2010 Red staring Bruce Willis.
Tenzin's sister Kya is voiced by Lisa Edelstein from the series House M.D., and Bumi is voiced by Richard Riehle from 01-05 comedy series Grounded for Life, The Fugitive movie, and comedy movies Office Space, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, and Joe Dirt.
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I’ve been trying to reach you sir, do you have a moment to talk about your cars extended warranty? and your lord and savior which is possibly me.”
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Season 2 is pretty good, it gets hate bc season 3 is spectacular
One the issues I've noticed with Season 2 is that because it does two things, some people disliked it because they wanted more Thing A and less Thing B, and for other people it was the other way around - meaning that neither group was pleased.
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By that I mean the Civil War arc vs the Spirit World arc. Yeah, they're connected - but not strongly. (To be clear, I'm not someone that hates Season 2 -- though the civil war bits were far less interesting to me.)
The animation quality is also pretty inconsistent in season 2 compared to the other seasons. There's some great animation, like the fight against the spirit in episode 1, but then there's also some less than stellar animation, like during Korra's conversation with general Iroh in episode 5.
@@quill18spoilers ahead: the main issue I’ve seen from people has always been how she lost thr avatar spirit. I don’t think people really understand the reason behind it and overestimated the importance of past lives from watching ATLA and so got upset without really putting in the time to figure it out (imo a lot of aang fans took it as an easy opportunity to hate her and say he’s better than her and then it got blown out of proportion)
@@tehdipstickthat's because they actually had a different studio animating the first half, up until Wan, at which point the original studio animated the rest of the season
While he should've tried harder to stop her himself, Mako snitching on Korra was one of the best things he's done in the whole show. He kinda stopped the escalation of a civil war to a larger world conflict, that Korra was unknowingly barrelling toward...
0:35 That's for 4 reasons. 1. She was fooled by her uncle for so long. But people fail to realize that the ominous music and villain camera shots are just for us, and all korra sees is her uncle who helped her defeat dark spirits, is their chief and wants to make sure no more spirits attacked. 2. How she treated tenzin and her dad. Which I would like to see the people who have a problem with that handle their father and teacher keep them secluded for 14 years, lie why they did that and refuse to allow you to make your own desicion without giving you substantial reasons why. 3. How she treated mako, which honestly warranted criticism because dude was not a problem and she made him one. 4. Because people thought she should stay "neutral" in this conflict even though an avatar is suppose to choose balance, and when the north is trying to assimilate the south even though they have been separate for generations, that is a disruption of balance. Legend of korra gets ALOT of unwarranted criticism and it's because of people biasism towards ATLA
What seclusion? The story, and mostly Korra, keep saying this but we've seen that she was able to travel outside the walls of the immediate tribe. Her seclusion is to her country. How is that different from any other child? What decision is she being kept from? Was she gonna travel the world at 12? What teenager is owed an explanation for not being allowed to leave the country on their own? Even Roku was only told he was the Avatar at 16. And he didn't even start Earth bending training until he was an adult. Korra missed out on nothing.
@Ultimaniacx4 dude unolock even said "do you ever wonder why you never visited us in the north?" She wasn't even allowed to visit her extended family. Also I go back to episode 1, she didn't have her whole country to explore, she was confined to a compound and if not for her stubbornness would have been confined to a small island. Plus for 17 years you think a person doesn't have the right to know why they are being confined or why they can not go to see their extended family. You are ridiculous
Edit: Also the desicion I was referring to her that they tried to keep her from making was who to train with, and what to focus on 1st.
@ "Did this 17 year old ever travel across the entire planet when high speed travel doesn't exist?" That's a pretty weird question to begin with. Roku didn't even start Earth bending training until he was a full grown adult so it wouldn't have made sense for Korra to have travelled the world under 17. Unalaq talking about past Avatars traveling is just more manipulation but the funny part is the audience were the ones who fell for it the hardest.
@Ultimaniacx4 dude who the heck is talking about traveling the world? She never even needed to since all but one of her teachers were in one place. Also we don't know if Roku was forced to stay until he was 16, he only found out he was the avatar at that time. We don't know how free he was. None of this excuses keeping a 17 year old confined to a compound in the middle of the south pole and then attempting to do so again but on a smile island AND lieing as to the reason why
@@a.r.5100 Did you just not watch the show? Or is your only exposure from clips in reaction videos?
Unalaq tells Korra that every Avatar before her travelled the world to learn in the first episode of the season. He avoids mentioning that they didn't start travelling until their later teens.
He said this to manipulate her into rebelling against her 'isolation."
Roku wasn't "forced" to stay home. What child leaves home at that age anyway? That's the point. Korra being 'confined' to one place in her childhood is no different than any other child growing up in one home.
You and every other person that fell for Unalaq's manipulation treat growing up in one place as some kind of imprisonment. Grow up.
I wonder why it took me so long to realize Korra is related to the Moon.
"My great great aunt turned into the Moon."
Can’t wait for the next 3 episodes, woohoo!!! Great reaction as always 😊
18:01 Korra had me shook
It's Aubrey Plaza, it's worth it.
12:33 This is one of the reasons for the hate. Korra seems to learn lessons quickly, then IMMEDIATELY forget them. Season one she learns to be patient then a couple episodes later it's "I hate being patient..." In the finale she "connected with her spiritual self", then afterwards she's back to "PUNCH PUNCH PUNCH!" Now she learns the world isn't against her then in the very next episodes he's back to "WHO'S SIDE ARE YOU ON!?"
People do this in real life all the time. Especially teenagers. It's just realistic. Personal development isn't linear.
@@Witheringdawn2 Until it is when backlash of the 2nd season results in her becoming a paragon of better decisions in the 3rd.
Tbf, Kya and Bumi can have airbender kids too. Not now tho since Kya is like 50 and another reason from the comic 🤭😉
Lmaooo
I've never seen a TV series where I don't like some seasons better than others and some individual episodes better than others. This series is no exception. I think that season two is quite over-hated. I'd say that it's the worst season of The Legend of Korra, but still good overall. It's not like season two is bad and all the rest are good. It's more like season two is good and the rest (especially three and four, to me) are phenomenal. Especially because your enjoyment of the character relationships and worldbuilding grows as you get further into the show and its second half. And for this season, the worst of Korra (and the Avatar universe generally) is still better than the average of a lot of other series.
Honestly, the worst of LoK is still better than the worst of AtLA, in my opinion. I can watch all of LoK, but have to skip almost all of Book 1 of AtLA
Flame-O Hotman!!!!!
28:25 Yall didn’t notice Sokka holding his boomerang outside the southern water tribe cultural center?? 😭
I will always love Korra, she is not afraid to do what needs to be done
You legit made it through the episode people seem to have the biggest problem with (episode 5) and I think people are way too hard on this season still.
They don’t like it because everyone is being mad and no one’s getting along but considering a war is on the horizon, Korra’s family is in danger, Mako is a police officer and politics are more front and center in Korra, it makes sense things are so messy.
I 100% understand everyone’s feelings here. Mako doesn’t want to lose his one and only job he’s ever had and Korra doesn’t want her family to literally die.
I side with Korra more so because she’s trying to save the world.
Also SCREW Mako for saying she’s constantly messing up the world. She literally saved his bending from being taken and restored everyone else’s. Shitty boyfriend. Your girlfriend’s family is in imminent danger and you can’t summon an ounce of sympathy.
Nah, the episodes people have the most problems with are the last vew episodes of the season for sure
nah ppl hate the whole "broke connection" thing
In Mako's defense, he only said that because he was angry and lashing out, much like her, and it's easy to say things you don't mean when you are angry. Not to mention, his investigation is also important; a peace march got bombed and he's the only person seriously looking into it.
Love your reactions so much
"In season 1 she would've started bending and stuff"
And that ladies and gentlemen is called growth. Whether people want to admit it or not, Korra grows a ton through each of the seasons.
On Mako and Korra. I don't think he's completely in the wrong here. What is he actually supposed to do?? Just ignore his moral principals and conscience in this pretty sticky situation with the rival tribes? Idk if I would either, especially if the President asked me a direct question =/ Maybe he's not totally in the right, but Korra isn't either for putting him in that situation and then come barging in wrecking the place
20:01 actually she there to talk about his satomobiles extended warranty
They say they hate it but this is easily the most lore heavy season in avatar period
Yeah there's good points but I do think this is the weakest season of Korra by far.
The bison babies. ❤
Finally the entry of fhe most important character in LoK: Blueberry Spicehead 😍
Bolin playing a Southern Water Tribesman is cultural appropriation.
I wonder how much would those baby Sky Bisons??300 lbs, maybe?
13:02 You got that right 😂
One thing I REALLY love about Legend of Korra is her family dynamic, and how different that plays out compared to Aang, a parentless monk.
Also Varrick is one of the best characters.
I have to say that LOK season 2 isn't bad, it's just a bit weaker than the other seasons, but there's nothing wrong with this season, it's still pretty good TV.
21:31 what's with that diabolical laugh there😂😂😂😂😂
Bolin is The GOAT !!!
Thanks for putting these out as quick as you do. I hate waiting for episodic stuff. My new current struggle right now is the Spider-Man show that’s just coming out 😅 Wish me good luck lol
Everytime I hear eska I get sad rip Jeff baena
She was voiced by Aubrey Plaza..?
14:51 I’m dying😂
Unalaq's bending is so rad.
42:12 yeah bridget WE are gonna cry in this season
y'know, this season isn't as bad as I remember, I think my sour feelings have mostly to do with how it feels like Korra's growth in season 1 just went out the window and I was annoyed by how mean she was being to the people closest to her. That and the continued relationship drama stuff.
Other than that, I like it, I even like Aang being a flawed father, he may have been the Avatar, but he was human. He had ONE airbending child, which means that when he died, Tenzin inherited being the last airbender. Aang was worried that the culture he experienced when it was at it's height, would have died with him if he didn't pass it on to the only person he could.
38:12 If we're going to be looking at upbringing and making excuses for people. Remember that Mako grew up on the streets, eating out of dumpsters. Then he lived in a gym and barely made enough to get by. Now he has a really good job but he's the asshole because he's trying to do it right?
Aang clearly taught Tenzin everything he knew to be an airbender on those trips. Kya is a waterbender so she stayed home to learn from Katara. It wouldn't be fair to bring the two boys and leave the girl behind, so Aang left Bumi behind. He needed a trade as a non-bender so it's very likely Sokka took him under his wing. I doubt Katara would have allowed him to neglect his kids, so it's likely it was her decision to divide the kids. And honestly, imagine trying to control a young Bumi on a flying bison?
“You take their lives and I’ll take yours”
This sums up what I love about Korra’s philosophy regarding the people she loves lol
What benders would you be Bridget/Cody? And what blend of animal dog would Bobo and Kevin be? 👀
I kinda agree the Season 2 is my least favorite of Korra. But it still contains some amazing episodes as you'll see, and the message and lessons learned from Korra and even Tenzin are incredibly lasting.
Keep up the positive outlook and await great things ahead 💜
Youll hear about most seasons from some people that it sucks it's bad. But ik what some of y'all favorite parts of others shows were. You should be able to enjoy it through
The thing about season 2 is, it’s not as good as the first and not as good as what came after. It doesn’t mean that it isn’t good though. It even has 2 of my favorite episodes of Avatar anything.
Also, as far as the “Aang is a bad dad”, it’s not that he’s a bad dad, but he was a dad who had a lot on this shoulders including trying to pass down the entirety of his people into his only airbender child. He may not have passed airbending to Bumi and Kaia, but he did pass down his adventurous and free spirit to them as well as his sense of humor.
Tenzen is an airbender, but he actually takes more after Kitara in personality with his warm parental nature, responsible character, and stubbornness.
Also am i the only one who wants to see what Lin did to air temple island after the breakup with tenzin. Wheres that much needed flashback. Integral for the avatar.
The most common joke is "It used to be called Air Temple Peninsula."
Rewatching Book 2 through your reactions I realise that it's not nearly as bad as I remember, which means it was never as bad as I thought and I was probably influenced by all the hate it got. I've seen some pretty good "fixing Book 2 of LoK" videos but honestly so far I really love all the political intrigue
I donno why everyone thinks Korra should be be perfect
Nobody thinks she should be perfect. That doesn't mean our protagonist shouldn't be likable. Aang wasn't perfect. He was a dishonest, hypocritical child who didn't practice what he preached and completely lacked empathy for anything other than animals. But his good points outweighed his bad points. Korra's bad points outweigh her very few good points.
@ what
Julie must've been the only good thing to come out of season 2 lol shes the goat
And varric
You guys need to react to the final destination 6 trailer…
To be fair, Korra is essentially asking Mako to commit treason (aiding her in commandeering the United Forces against presidential orders), in addition to asking him to risk his job and reputation as a good cop.
eh... if the North-South conflict were actually morally ambiguous maybe I'd see your point. But it isn't. Even if it looks more complicated to the President, Mako specifically /knows/ Unalaq is invading to give himself more power. The South actually has a right to be protected by the United Forces (to which the South contributes manpower too) and the President stalling this because he doesn't see the need is a major miscarriage of his duty.
Mako knows he's fucking the South by giving up this plan. And he knows the South is in the right. Not being willing to risk your job as a street-cop for that, is pretty pathetic imo.
@ Presumably he'd also be jailed indefinitely for treason.
@@andrewguenther988 no, you typically don't get jailed for life when your president does an unlawful act and you're the boyfriend of the avatar and your "crime" is not disclosing a conspiracy you heard second hand from your dimwitted brother.
Also, would still be morally the correct thing seeing how unalaq is a dictator who is jailing a lot of innocent people for life.
@@andrewguenther988 the more I think about it the less it makes sense Mako volunteered this information. The only one who knew /he/ knew was Bolin. Nobody besides him could have credibly accused Mako of knowing and withholding this information. So the chance of him going to jail was nil.
He sold out the South, which was denied aid they were entitled to, because he wouldn't lie about information nobody knew he had.
@ 1) I don't think the South is "entitled" to any aid, technically speaking. And 2) I think the President would have assumed Mako lied to him (which he did) if Mako said nothing was going on and then the next day the United Forces went off course and got into a firefight with the North.
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Aang was 12. ;)
I think this season is still "good" it's just the worst out of the 4. I think the romance drama is really tedious.
Can u guys please react to m3gan 2.0 teaser trailer please
The thing i don't like about se 2 is korras character arc got hit back to epi 1 and the villain was boring and uninteresting until he became what he is at the end and the long tired love triangle just could not stop. Other than that this season was crazy good
Clearly you didn’t look at the most liked comment
I don't like korra she is not the best avatar, but I love your reactions!
Are you guys gonna react to My Bloody Valentine 3D since Valentine's Day is coming soon
5:57 and the most hated Avatar by fans.
My critique for season 2 was not towards Korra's behaviors but more on the plot and its pace. Like how Unalaq was clearly suspicious and is named annoyingly similar to Tarrlok and Noatak who are also villain waterbenders. The whole civil war thing just felt so forced and now we're in Republic city and then there's this unnecessary romance teen drama that just makes it more frustrating to watch. Just felt like the plot was undercooked just to set up the bigger plot which is Season 3.
I can get on board with the pacing complains and the plot feeling a bit undercooked. Particularly also the finale. Where they want their pieces to end up I enjoy, the road they take there I'm not loving.
I also think the character of Korra would have benefited from the plot actually engaging with why she feels the way she does. Her complicated feelings are pretty legit if you take into account how she was isolated and how that impacted both her social and relationship skills and that she must legitimately feel betrayed finding out she was artificially kept secluded by people raising her in a compound for reasons withheld from her. We're told these things but we don't spent time on Korras emotional PoV, rather we're getting the outside view where she comes of bratty, ungrateful and difficult. The adults in Korras life have been sheltering her way too much, way too long and it's worse because as the Avatar dealing with complicated topics and people is her job, they did not bother to prepare her for in that martial arts training fort. But the audience isn't really helped to realize that the adults failed her. You need to really think about the context and even have information yet to be revealed to piece it together. Genuinely think they made it too subtle.
The teen romance thing I'm torn on. Because on one hand it's cringe and annyoing. On the other hand, it's also unfortunately bs you see in this age group. I hated some of the people around me pulling this back and forth in highschool but thats also what was happening.
Team mako
Makos an absolute chad, idc what anyone says.