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One uncomfortable truth about the future of Avatar

There's no future. What we know about the show is about to change forever and what we thought we knew about the creators could quite possibly be a lie.

1. Seven Heavens is nothing more than a soft reboot on Avatar Universe. They are not dumb enough to make a full reboot and mess with The Last Airbender so they are sacrificing The Legend of Korra in order to make this soft reboot and start almost from zero.

They will continue to make The Last of Airbender material bc they have a good 60y window of time to work but it would be like The Legend of Korra never existed. Not only their window is short to work with (this even *if* we consider Korra's grey hair is from age and not stress) and they are going to end the world in Korra's time so it makes all for nothing, for everything related to her. From the show and/or new material. To make it short: Why would I invest in a movie about Korra saving the world again, if I know the tragic end of all?

2. Nothing about the images and the trailer feels like Avatar and this is another problem. Shows like Avatar have their well noticed, respected and praised visual identity. This translates with style, colors, color grading, shadows, choreography, cultural inspirations... basically the "body" of the show. And not only Seven Heavens appears to bring nothing of that, Bryke also is getting rid of the asian language that both Atla and tlok had (correct me if I'm wrong but it was Chinese right?)

Seriously what is this? It is like they went on the internet, saw ppl praising and hyping the high valyrian from Game of Thrones and want to surf the hype by copying it

Makes no sense. They are changing just for the sake of change. Avatar isn't The Chronicles of Ice and Fire, it ain't Lord of the Rings and it didn't need to try to be like them. This changes basically nothing but takes away from Avatar's identity.

3. It's kind of giving Resident Evil in the 00's when the game franchise didn't know what to do and try to copy the prominent action games at the time. Avatar is doing the exact the same.

The animation doesn't look like Avatar, it doesn't even seem from the same universe really. They are also changing the visual id because...idk. And the plot? Well: pos apocalyptic world, wasteland divided in "factions" where our hero is somewhat hunted? Yeah, never heard this before.

All of what The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra built in terms of visual and writing is gonna mean nothing because they decided to nuke everything in favor of a cheap generic plot they hope will sell best. Let that sink in.

4. Pavi is too young. There's so much they can do with a protagonist that young.

Don't quote Aang, he was 12y but the other kids surrounding him were older and also acted older than they really were. They were the ones who had it worst in that regard as we see more of Katara and Zuko's trauma than we ever did with Aang's in the og show.

And with Aang being 12y, they could at least hint at some things they can't with an 8y without getting age restricted.

This means the whole story will be more ""for kids"" than the other 2 shows. This will obviously make the show lose half of its audience which led me to

5. They don't care about their fans, especially tlok fans.

Most of Avatar fandom is old now, we are in our 20-30y, a lot of us will not sit down and watch a show made for little kids. I know that a lot of adults still watch cartoons but mostly we watch the same cartoons we did when we were kids and there's a psychological reason for that so for them to risk losing this audience (the faithful one) is so dumb. Especially bc they didn't need to make this choice between keeping the fans or attract new audiences

Ngl, even book 1 from The Last Airbender is a pain in the ass for me in every rewatch bc it's too childish and I'm old now. Those cues that landed well when I was 10y or 17y don't land anymore.

Anyway. They don't care. I know I joke about them making Aang weak in the movie but damn...imagine waiting more than 10y to watch your fav at their prime and he got somewhat dumber with his bending, beaten and murdered again in a worse way than the first one in b2.

They don't care. They don't respect the fans. I quoted Aang but with the female characters things are far worse

6. So, the uncomfortable truth is that they don care and ppl are even questioning if all the good we got wasn't made by other writers and they got the credit for it. Bc how can a show who was so proud of their inspirations started to get rid of it all of sudden?

What if it was other ppl working hard behind the scenes to make it look both cool and respectful, and only Bryke got the credit?

How can the ppl who fought so hard against everyone to make Korrasami happen, would all of sudden pretend they didn't exist?

It were the same ppl? It were really Bryke? Idk, but I also can't not make questions every time a new thing about Avatar pop up.

#korrasami #the legend of korra #avatar korra #asami sato #avatar #tlok #legend of korra #the last airbender #lok #avatar: the last airbender #avatar studios #seven heavens

I was a huge Game of Thrones fan and since that awful finally I couldn't rewatch the show. Seriously, why would I care or bother when the ending was so atrociously bad?

Now I'm wondering if the same will happen with Avatar bc if Seven Heavens is just as bad as it looks...it will ruin the experience I have with Avatar Universe? Will I be able to rewatch atla and tlok, and enjoy myself while doing it, knowing that it was all for nothing and things ended horribly?

#the legend of korra #avatar #legend of korra #the last airbender #tlok #atla #game of thrones

My comments on House of the Dragons season 3

-You cannot taking this show seriously, if you do, you will get mad.

-Not Rhaenyra having one hell of a day and both Baela and Haelena treating her like shit for no reason.

Any other queen or king would have killed Rhaena for what she did and punish Corlys for what he said. Any other queen or king would make Haelena disappear.

Seriously, they wouldn't last a day during Cersei rule. Rhaenyra ain't angry enough.

-Wtf was that with Mysaria? And Aegon II, 2 seasons talking shit about Aemond just to allied with him the soon as they met

I know it's foolish to want continuity or wanting things to make sense, but they always surprises me with those stupid ass decisions.

-I also have to comment about the lack of honesty from the writers. They are so one sided it sucks. We could have a great show if they didn't favor the green so much

-I hate this mad queen angle all over again. It's just misogyny.

-I knew Hugh's family would be the reason why he turns on Rhaenyra. Now they can do 2 things: Make him and Ulf be allies and fight against Rhaenyra or make him and Ulf kill each other. I prefer the second opinion bc it would be really stupid if Hugh blamed Daemon and Rhaenyra for something Ormund and Ulf did. But I wouldn't be surprised

I liked how Ormund died with a sword in his ass. And I loved that Gwayne and Daeron survived, their dynamic was some of the best parts of s3. Genuinely the only Green characters I truly cared about

-Ive seen rumours that s4 will be the last and if so, The second Tumbleton battle will be during the first or second episode, prob second bc the first one will be about the aftermath of this finale.

The Daemon and Aemond battle will be in the middle of the season, and I really hope they don't butcher this one. I'm down for a Rhaena redemption but not like this. If she helps Daemon, it will take away the massive win that it was since Daemon and Caraxes defeated a larger dragon in a x1 fight

Joffrey will prob have Maelor's fate

Rhaenyra will prob die in the 7 or 9 episode, depending if the season will be 8 or 10 episodes. Aegon will die in the last episode and the Wolf Hour will be like 30min long, if they adapt them.

OR...they say "screw it" and go for what they are hinting at since season 1: Rhaenyra and Alicent escaping together. Idk how they would pull this off, since Rhaenyra is really about that prophecy but again, I wouldn't be surprised

#house of the dragon #HotD #rhaenyra targaryen #daemon targaryen #corlys velaryon #baela targaryen #Aegon ii #alicent hightower

valtsv

unfortunately i can never hate on a "power of friendship" narrative no matter how corny because the thing is it's literally real

arteei

you use ai baby pictures i use stupid gifs that don’t fit the situation we are not the same

So...it took my a while but I finally get it why I want love so badly that I wouldn't mind if it was toxic, I simply want a strong irrational reason to want to stay alive.

Because living like this, against a lot of bs you can't change bc it's beyond your power, and not be brave enough to end it all. It's hell.

Lets talk about House of the Dragon season 3

So, Rhaenyra didn't have one real victory this season yet, I hate when the writers don't even try to hide they have favs.

The Gullet wasn't really a victory. Otto wasn't even a pawn anymore so there's no real damage to the greens. Mysaria made an alliance with Alicent bc...idk vibes. Corlys is being a pain in the ass. Cole was already gone before he died, again not really a damage to the greens.

1. Let's be honest, the season went downhill since episode 2 and I'm not even talking about the lack of battles or dragons, but the lack of sense the show should have in its own canon and the bad pace.

The best part is Tumbleton and KL, in these schemes and chess, I feel the prime Game of Thrones.

2. I also don't care about what ppl say, that sex scene between Mysaria and Rhaenyra (I wish it was a bit longer tho) makes sense. Rhaenyra is emotionally vulnerable and stressed out, she just found out Daemon's betrayal and she thinks Mysaria is the only real one.

Even tho she treated her like shit. Wtf was that btw?

3. It seems they will give part of Addam's plot to Rhaena, and if so, he can die already in this first battle of Tumbleton. There's Alyn looking all sad and shit next to appears to be a funeral or smt, so my bet is that either he or Corlys will die in the finale.

If they really give Rhaena his arc, he will be disposable. I don't think they will kill Rhaena tho.

They could kill Corlys but it's a decision that will be a pain in the ass later bc he survived the dance and it is important later on

4. Ulf's betrayal was obvious, full blame on the blacks for treating him like shit for no reason. But I'm curious about Hugh.

My bet is that his family will die in the first battle, he will snap, burning everything and everyone. Maybe Addam will sacrifice himself to stop him and they both die.

Osmund will die too and Ulf, Daeron and Gwayne will be the green commanders on the second battle.

This if they do the second battle bc honestly, they can finish shit already here, since it appears next season they will use the Faith and wherever is going on in KL as the biggest threat to Rhaenyra.

If is just this battle. Ormund can die like in the book. Ulf, Hugh, Addam and Daeron can die fighting against each other, and Rhaena will appear with Sheepstealer to clear things up idk.

5. My biggest question is how they are going to make this Aegon II kill Rhaenyra in the same way he did in the book. He doesn't hate her near enough for that. And I think they only have one season to make this appear out of nowhere OR they will change Rhaenyra's fate

This is a big problem bc by the time Rhaenyra dies, Daemon's already gone and let's face it, once they're gone, who will be the "face" of the show? None of the characters who will stay have this appeal.

And if they keep faithful and make Rhaenyra die that brutally...idk HotD isn't the same audience as GoT in its prime. We endure Ned's death, the red wedding, Tywin's death, Oberyn's...bc we still had characters who could carry the show.

Who will carry HotD after Rhaenyra, Daemon, Aemond, dies?

6. I'm also kind of sad we didn't have the Rhaenicent kiss by Alicent hallucinating in Harrenhall. That was the best scenario to make this happen.

#house of the dragon #HotD #rhaenyra targeryan #daemon targaryen #aegon ii targaryen #alicent hightower #rhaenicent #Mysaria

aanglican

world heritage post: avatar femslash fans on livejournal discussing the possibility of a lesbian or bi lead in the legend of korra in 2010, 2 years before the series first aired. four years later, korra and asami walked into the spirit world together holding hands.

happy korrasami day!

low-budget-korra

This belongs to the museum

#korrasami #the legend of korra #avatar korra #avatar #asami sato #legend of korra #tlok #lok

I simple can not understand WHY they did this soft reboot. They CAN'T make this without retcon the shit out of the lore.

The ONLY way they can make this cataclysm happen without retcon the lore, is making it be Sozin's Comet hitting the earth. They can say that each passing time he was getting closer and closer to earth.

And that would also boost Aang's victory since it would be the closer the comet got without hitting earth and it made Ozai stronger than Sozin himself, since the comet was closer in his time.

The comet hitting with the portals open, would make the earth spiritual energy react with the impact's energy, and that creates a catastrophic chain of reaction that made Korra had to do something in order to save humanity.

And this something didn't please everyone and ppl grow resentful of her and that's when the Avatar got the bad reputation. Oh, and this something should be more about politics and social, maybe she went on the spirit world to fix something and never come back

Idk, anything but it shouldn't even mention Vaatu. He should only be mentioned if Pavi is indeed from 4 generations after Korra's time and not right after her. It would give at least 200y or so for them to be able to topic that without retcon.

Sure, it would be tough to buy that Vaatu is already a threat after only 200y but still. 200y is better than 50y

#the legend of korra #avatar korra #avatar #tlok

avatarcompanion

Keep in mind this was a LEAKED movie, which hundreds of thousands to millions already watched.

Paramount must be the dumbest motherfuckers on this planet lmao. Like cucking yourself so hard.

low-budget-korra

It's a shame this movie didn't go to theaters but I see what Paramount did. I still think it was a stupid move tho

#avatar: the last airbender #avatar

avatarcompanion

I'm so scared of what the atla creators will do with the korrasami ship for a7h era.

I say this not because korrasami is my favorite ship (its not) nor do I consider it good sapphic rep, but its because I know how much impact this ship has within modern queer media. Especially when they're like the 1st sapphic ship to be canon within tween media, and I know that so many young sapphics look to them as comfort. Especially the people that took their time to manifest it, jokingly or not to make them canon back when the show still aired by fanarts, edits, and even giving the creators letters to thank them for making korrasami canon.

I am very afraid that they might find a way to abandon that legacy completely for rigid biphobic/homophobic stereotypes (like one of them cheat on/leave eachother for a- I'm not even comfortable finishing that sentence, but yk) or make the girls become pretty abusive to eachother, not in a uwu quirky toxic yuri sense but something extremely dehumanizing and degrading (Im not talking about disagreements and arguments btw, those are really normal in a relationship and builds character). I will not worry about this that much if the creators are not a bunch of straight dudes, but I am.

I know that a guy writing sapphic media doesn't automatically mean its bad rep, but everytime I do see sapphic rep made by men it always get overtly sterotyped, fetishzied with extremely toxic relationships over a guy and then the wlw couple break up with eachother for a man (blue is the warmest color for a example). I really don't want this to be the case for the protrayal of korra and asami's relationship, but I already know that these guys has a terrible history of writing (mainly hetero) romance poorly in their series and sexualizing their teenage characters, so I will not be surprised if that was the case.

I rather for them to not mention korrasami at all in this new series than seeing that ship get f**ing torn apart into pieces for disgusting stereotypes used against the sapphic community.

anon, you sound like someone who did not watch lok in 2014, and possibly, you're quite young. whereas I am one of those "ancient sapphics" or whatever, who was actually there when Korrasami became canon. I FELT it happen in a way modern audiences can't. Thus it also IS my favourite ship.

Korrasami is very good representation, but I will agree that in 2026, it's accomplishments as a flag-carrying WLW lovestory is outdated. The ship was (limited as a) product of it's time. It is for the same reason that it couldn't have been "more", that it's one of the most important wlw ships that still exists.

I agree with what you're implying here and has been said by other people: Bryke have a responsibility to respect Korrasami, to a level they don't with any of their other fictional characters. Because of that legacy they carry. This legacy is one of the cornerstones on which Bryke have built their own and the franchise's reputation on. You still have people working on the official podcast coming on almost every episode to talk about how proud they are of what the franchise achieved with korrasami. Many people that work at Avatar Studio today respect the franchise because of the impact it's had on their lives, and korrasami is something that's meant a lot to many. Again, despite of (because of) "what it could be" at the time.

So yes, Bryke owe Korrasami a lot and they owe the fandom. If they've not become the most dimwit creators of all time, they are completely aware of this and much of what you're writing. They'd simply have to be total IDIOTS to not understand that, and even if they didn't care, they'd be putting their own egos on the line here, because it would ruin everything they built their series.

Keep in mind they actually originally intended to imply Korra ending up with Asami in a subtle, "slip it under the radar" manner, of which they would have got no credit. They simply wrote it because it felt right for her character. So when you're talking about how their love story wasn't "enough" or whatever, keep in mind it's because it's literally written to be barely detected. It's primarily put in there simply because the writers organically, almost despite themselves, came around to the idea of those two women, that they'd made to fight over a guy, was actually right for each other instead (and put that guy all behind them, for each other, romantically). Which maybe doesn't seem as impressive in 2026, where we are used to openly wlw romances are the front and center, but it reflects a level of genuine intention with Korrasami.

And quite frankly, they've already addressed a lot of what you're pointing out here. I feel like you're just taking the most generalized concerns and putting it on their story, rather than considering what these people have actually been doing and saying. Bryke already addressed the concept that Korra does not need to end up involved with a man in 2014. And Bryke already wrote Korrasami as an official couple in multiple comic books, and they're not even close to being "toxic yuri".

I am not saying they're above critique, I am saying at least make it specific to something they've done that warrants it. Because anon, you're comparing here to BITWC, which is possibly the dumbest and most offensive WLW media made by a man - it has openly been described how they used porn as inspiration and how the director misused his actresses in that project. That was made by someone profoundly dumb, who didn't care, but there has been no indication that Bryke "don't care". Bryke have sapphic women in top positions at their studio (Janet Varney, Joan Hilty, and otherwise, many hired for different creative projects, including on the Legend of Korra official continuation comics, such as Irene Koh and Kiku Hughes). Look again to how they've built their team from people who respect what they've accomplished in their previous stories, where Korrasami is a huge highlight.

So I am not asking anyone to throw out all caution and blindly trust Bryke to never make a misstep. I definitely am not asking anyone to trust Paramount (who ultimately sits with the money). Yes, they could potentially disrespect Korrasami. I am just saying to get anywhere near as horrible as you're describing, they'd literally have to become a thousand times dumber than they were in even 2014, and they'd have to ignore all the advisers they have hired to help them avoid glaring missteps like that. When all else indicates they've only become more inclusive, self-aware and careful "behind the screen".

Above all else, Korrasami deserves more story, and it deserves not just better "representation", they deserve a GOOD AND UNIQUE STORY. They should come back in a way that makes an impact on audiences, rather than just getting bland, safe references to their past. Korrasami absolutely deserves to not be left alone in 2014 "just so they're safe", but to get more narrative in a world that can fully flesh out their romance and all the awesome ground-breaking, subversive juice they got going on together. Just as Bryke's many "straight romances" are getting upgrades to their narratives to this day. So tell me again why writing a wlw romance means you have to be so careful you can barely write it... as if that's better or safer than what they were doing in a time where they COULDN'T write it.

Korrasami represented first and foremost taking things to the edge, being subversive and daring, making an organic story that doesn't rely on forced or "safe" tropes. That's what they should ultimately stand for. So absolutely, Korrasami should still be referenced, written, and TOLD. Bryke are dishonoring their legacy if they leave them alone, or make them bland.

low-budget-korra

Well written.

And I truly want to believe that but how can I? How can we (the fandom)?

Bryke also knows how important Korra is to so many ppl and still made a new show that's going to erase The Legend of Korra almost completely (the whole franchise tbh) and which one of the pilars plot things being Korra hate. And the main marketing is Korra hate too

You can argue that they are planning the most obvious "gotcha" regarding this world destroyer stuff but I think this proves that maybe they aren't as smart as we thought they were. It's so obvious of a twist that it can even be considered a plot twist and for them to maybe think that the haters will stop after that? Yeah Idk if two oblivious ppl dealing with this franchise.

Also they really doesn't give a F about tlok, Korra or Korrasami. Atla made them rich so even tho they don't love it nowhere near as close to the fans, they at least remember and give content about it. Korrasami didn't even have a 10th anniversary post and when they talk about them, it's in this shallow way of acknowledging it was and it is important but not doing anything about it fr. Empty words basically.

And after all that's coming out of 7h. Bryke doesn't give a F about anything. They are using chat gtp as cultural consultants like... seriously. They don't give a F anymore. They are just hoping that shit sells so they can pay their bills. That's also prob way 7h will actually be "for kids" this time and with a cheap simpler animation.

avatarcompanion

Okay, you bring up three points, so I'll address that seperately:

Korra as the world's destroyer: actually, I personally think this is potentially an excellent storyline and a really interesting thing to do with Korra's characters. This is something I've been pondering since the rumour first started spreading years ago - how does this fit into Korra's established story, and it is my take that it actually does fit. The recent trailer made me even more positive. It would go beyond the scope of this post to discuss all the reasons I think this so I refer to these posts I made: this one about how this plotline is actually potentially fitting for Korrasami's narrative themes + another speculating what happened to Korra (potentially not a devastating ending).

Korrasami not getting enough content: correct, this is a point I find difficult to defend at this point. However, I would not conflate it with "Bryke personally don't care about them". There are a lot of choices made and money involved, especially in creating animated content. At this point it is, however, absolutely fair to point to Avatar Studio as a whole, and saying "y'all go on and on about how proud you are of Korrasami, so where is their big story". (They've literally not had new content since Avatar Studio was founded, even as comics). So I mostly agree here.

Bryke not caring about their world anymore and using chatGPT instead of cultural consultants: this is like one screenshot that's blown up and it's simply NOT TRUE. They're more sensitive than they've ever been. Scroll down to my last addition on this post if you're interested in what they've actually been saying, because it's NOT true they've stopped caring about representing their cultural inspirations well. The changes people are complaining about, such as creating the Avatarian language rather than using Chinese writing, was actually done BECAUSE of discussions they had with cultural consultants.

low-budget-korra

First of all. I can't believe I finally found someone who also ain't a fan of Korrasami having babies and cosplaying as a straight couple. No all wlw is meant to have kids and live though the s8 agenda and their roles. Korra is the Avatar and Asami is a CEO, none of them would ask the other to step down to be a stay at house wife, especially when none of them give that "family vibe". Being good with kids ain't enough. And they also wouldn't have kids just for the sake of having it and leave to nannies when they are busy saving the world or smt (which is all the time lol).

1. About the Destroyer stuff: as atla also presented , fake news regarding the Avatar, are a real deal in that world and politicians hated Korra so it's fitting that she made something in to save the world, something they couldn't comprehend or accept and started these false allegations. But it sucks how this aligns with her haters. And now with the redpil culture on full display, fandom spaces are not safe. (Tumblr kind is the last line of defense of fandoms, against this)

It's so obvious she didn't do it out of evilness that, again, I don't think it even serves as a plot twist. And even if she did, like she freak out one day and destroy it all (what would actually be a plot twist) would murder her character development

2. That's the thing: I don't think it's a money problem. Korrasami posts still make numbers on TikTok and Twitter, and this is without years of content and no animated content since 2014. So there's a public for it and especially now when wlw is more common and we just had Arcane, cmon. It can be an agenda thing(from Paramount)but not money, not really, anything they make about them would sell. Could be a 5min short film and it would sell. So if it's agenda, ok we don't have animation material but what about comics and novels? Btw I would love to see FC Yee writing them. Writing Korra.

They just don't want to make anything about them. Which is sad. And even the comics we had, could be better. I hated Turf Wars so much lol and RotE is a waste of good angst material

3. I'm gonna read this one yet: But my thoughts about it rn is:

They are trying to copy other fantasy. Like the GoT high valyrian. And overall, why strip away from the shows id? For 20y, with consultants, it was all okay so, why change?

Edit: I've read the post and I agree with some things but again, why changed it? Like, narratively speaking it doesn't change anything but it takes away from the show's identity. I get their line of thought but still doesn't make sense to me

avatarcompanion

1:

honestly, it feels more like trolling Korra haters. Korra is painted as awful and people will fall for it, blame her for destroying the world. Later it will turn out Korra, while maybe not perfect, was fairly heroic and awesome and powerful, saving the world as best she could. It's actually a far more interesting way to paint Korra as super fucking awesome, like legendary awesome.

If they'd just gone straight away into the next Avatar's era, and almost nothing had really happened, except there's huge statues of Korra everywhere and everyone making a "Korra was awesome" parade every year on the national holiday of "praising Korra", or whatever. That'd first of all seem hollow, and it would also just cause more accusations of Korra having everything handed to her while her flaws were swept under the rug. It also would be boring, and Korra is never boring!

Instead, Korra's legacy is actually turned into a real MYSTERY, it's an actual STORY about her. This is a unique and genuinely cool thing to do with a character, rather than just writing off a bland nothingburger legacy about their greatness.

2:

I don't think it's from lack of love for Korrasami, because they are indeed popular. However, we can't escape the fact that ATLA overall is the more beloved series in this franchise. Unfortunately. I find this annoying, but it's a fact. However, I also don't think it excuses Avatar Studio not doing more, and pushing for Korra more. As you said, it's not like it's THAT risky to do something with a wlw protagonist. I think there's other reasons, but those are not that Bryke don't care about Korra.

That said, at least Seven Havens will feature Korra. It's just, it doesn't seem like there's an upcoming Korra cinematic movie. However, to be fair, there's not any cinematic movie in production right now, and it seems no other animated content for the ATLA characters coming up around the corner, either.

3:

Basically, they changed the script because it doesn't make that much sense to center Chinese culture above all others, given how diverse their spectrum of influences are. It's to be more inclusive of their other culture's of inspiration. They talked in other interviews about how they have previously underserved the Indian influences (which the word "Avatar" is literally taken from), and they have consciously been more inclusive of this in the Aang movie and Seven Havens, such as by making Pavi South-Asian coded.

low-budget-korra

1. The problem is making it the most obvious plot twist ever lol That's why the "mystery" appeal doesn't land on me bc there's no real mystery, we all know Korra did the best she could to save the world.

And she would never be praised like that bc Korra was never "tamed" like Aang was. Politicians for sure hated her ass, as we see already in the show. And because she went through so much and made difficult decisions, she will be a controversial figure no matter what (in the pov of the ppl of that world)

2. Idk I agree with mostly everything but something happened after Avatar renascence during the Pandemic and Bryke treatment towards Korra and everything related to her, changed.

I get atla is their baby but this never stopped them not showing love for Korra before. Sometimes I fear the middle age men crisis hit them and they start to think and act like dude bros (like so many middle age men do in order to feel young or wherever)

3. But they didn't center Chinese culture at all, it was all a mix. Avatar is a mix of a lot of native and asian culture so that excuse feels redundant bc if so better change everything - which, funny enough, it's what they are doing.

But seriously, what next, change the watertribe bc the inuk ppl is responsible for 90% of their inspirations for it?

What they did with Pavi and the Indian influences was cool. But they didn't have to get rid of anything.

Now the show looks like futuristic dystopia number 4

#korrasami #the legend of korra #avatar korra #tlok #legend of korra