Legend of Korra

*NinjaPug* · 12-19-2014, 11:22 PM

The ending worked for me. Thought they did a great job with Korra's journey from S1 to where she is now. The Korra that showed compassion to her enemies, that questions the need for an Avatar and that wants to continue learning to insure the harmonic balance continues isn't the Korra we were introduced to at the beginning of the series.

I've always hated shipping but I'll be damned if I didn't love them putting Korra together with Asami. I've seen people complain about this coming out of nowhere. I disagree and think you can easily point to the fact Asami was the only one Korra wanted to contact when she was away recovering at the beginning of the season.

The action was great although I'm a little shocked none of the main characters bit the dust. I definitely thought Mako was a goner.

Pretty sad that this is probably the end of the Avatar universe on the screen.

12-19-2014, 11:22 PM	#11
NinjaPug Foot Elite Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 4,390	The ending worked for me. Thought they did a great job with Korra's journey from S1 to where she is now. The Korra that showed compassion to her enemies, that questions the need for an Avatar and that wants to continue learning to insure the harmonic balance continues isn't the Korra we were introduced to at the beginning of the series. I've always hated shipping but I'll be damned if I didn't love them putting Korra together with Asami. I've seen people complain about this coming out of nowhere. I disagree and think you can easily point to the fact Asami was the only one Korra wanted to contact when she was away recovering at the beginning of the season. The action was great although I'm a little shocked none of the main characters bit the dust. I definitely thought Mako was a goner. Pretty sad that this is probably the end of the Avatar universe on the screen.