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Together, the new Team Avatar of Korra, Asami, Tenzin, Mako, and Bolin represent the setting's five major factions, but they're far from the only characters with strong character designs. The ...
Spoilers. Season One: I think this had the best plot with a central arc that resonated with both benders and non-benders. Brought us new lovable characters and pro-bending. Last few episodes were genuinely thrilling and exciting.
- The Legend of Korra Ranking All of Book 1: Air
- Chapter Five: The Spirit of Competition
- Chapter Two: A Leaf in The Wind
- Chapter One: Welcome to Republic City
- Chapter Four: A Voice in The Night
- Chapter Three: The Revelation
- Chapter Seven: The Aftermath
- Chapter Ten: Turning The Tides
- Chapter Six: and The Winner Is…
- Chapter Twelve: Endgame
Recently, Goomba Stomp ranked every single episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender from the least great to the absolute best of the best after spotlighting the individual seasons- or rather books I should say. It may seem as if the column was over, however, the legend of the Avatar is nowhere near finished yet. It is finally time to dive into the fol...
Even though it ranks dead last, The Spirit of Competition is by no means a bad chapter of The Legend of Korra. In fact, it is a rather entertaining and fun way of exploring the dynamics between our three main cast members. The problem with this episode is its lack of priority when it comes to pushing the overarching narrative forward in any real wa...
Like the last entry, A leaf in the Wind takes its time to help get the plot moving to where it needs to be- only this time it feels more natural. After getting frustrated with her airbending training, Korra storms off to the Probending Arena housing a bending sport she is interested in. Tenzin, however, believes she should not be wasting her time l...
Welcome to Republic City is a great introduction to the series, albeit one with a lot of information and changes for longtime fans to take in during a sitting. Avatar Aang’s time has passed? A city heading towards the capabilities of the modern-day? The United Republic of Nations? It is not always able to capture the magic that Avatar: The Last Air...
A Voice in the Night is constantly throwing ideas at the audience while it strives to push our protagonist and antagonist forward. Asami and Hiroshi Sato are well-established during their debut and receive plenty of time to shine, however, the spotlight of this chapter falls completely on our main hero and villain. Korra’s forced involvement with T...
The big take away viewers had from The Revelation was the same question; how the heck could Amon take a man’s bending away. He definitely was not Avatar Aang even though a large group of viewers were convinced he was- and still seem to believe so based on current reactions being uploaded online for season one. This episode once again presents the i...
The Aftermath is an episode that sacrifices slowly building up the Sato family so it may create an overall stronger and exciting climax for both the individual chapter and the season as a whole. This episode presents a fascinating twist as it opens the door to the true intentions of Future Industries and Hiroshi Sato’s past. Rather than having Asam...
Turning the Tides is an action-heavy episode with a well-earned payoff for one of the series most important characters. It continually aims to ramp up the stakes being presented while also attempting to push some of its main cast into uncharted waters. Some of the mecha-tanks can look a little odd at times when being paired with the traditional two...
After chapter five took its sweet time setting the stage for the Probending Arena’s final match, six comes in and well utilizes every concrete plot point and setpiece developed up until that point. The Fire Ferrets seamlessly pointless subplot that helped build upon character relationships is finally tied excellently into the overarching narrative....
Endgame is a finale that properly ties off almost all loose ends while continuing to build upon the relationships of the main cast. Korra’s first use of airbending and finally connecting with her spiritual self are obviously the major steps she takes during the finale. That’s not to say that the events leading up to Amon’s downfall did not contain ...
Sep 30, 2021 · Season three of The Legend of Korra shines the brightest out of the show’s four-season run. From touching character interactions to a captivating plot, complex antagonists, and immense growth for our leading lady, it’s clear that season three earns the title of Korra ‘s crown jewel.
- Zaheer. Zaheer, the villain of season three, was a major roadblock in Korra's journey. He destroyed her both mentally and physically. While she did manage to defeat him with a lot of help from the crew, he damaged her to a pretty significant degree, really hampering her in the fight against Kuvira.
- Varrick. Varrick was a shifty salesman and inventor who would do just about anything that he needed to in order to make money, even if it may have landed him in prison once or twice.
- Desna & Eska. Desna and Eska are Korra's very mild-tempered cousins who don't seem to have much of an opinion on literally anything ever. Eska takes a liking to Bolin pretty quickly, though, and while he likes her at first - he quickly wants to end the relationship.
- Wan. Wan's story as the first Avatar is told through The Legend of Korra, and it's amazing to watch. Seeing how the line started is fascinating, and provides a ton of backstory into an incredibly rich and detailed world.
Elements of the first season that received praise were the exceptional quality of the animation, the background paintings [18] and the martial-arts action scenes, [19] as well as the series' innovative and engrossing visual design and style. [18]
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Oct 9, 2020 · 1. Chapter Thirteen: Venom of the Red Lotus. Venom of the Red Lotus is not only the best episode of Book 3: Change, but it might just be the most pristine chapter of The Legend of Korra. Every moment the show has escalated upon paid off during this chapter.
