Hells yeah

It’s happening it’s happening it’s happening it’s happening it’s happening it’s happening it’s happening it’s happening it’s happening

Fuck yes my man!

Okay but only if your gonna be shitting on 90% of the time 😂

Yes! Feed us more overanalyzing..... Man I could've said that so much better

Where those all the comics? I hope he can break past the avatar world hes in. I LOVE that he is doing it but i woukd hate to see these skills wasted by not finding something similar. He is articulate and well reasoned opinions. His narration became substantially better since his first few eps on avatar. I want to keep watching him but dont know where he should go next. Other shows? Animation? Movies? I dont know.

His cryptic stuff was cool, I’m glad he’s doing the avatar stuff, i really enjoy it and if he enjoys it too then all the better!

@@naturesfinest2408 As long as my guy is happy creating content, I think we all don't care where he goes with it

Yeah the comics were great but this just feels right

@@naturesfinest2408 about the comics, those were all of the 5 comics that tell stories after the end of the main series, theres a collection of small comics of events in between the series, some explain more in depth some events while others are just fun little stories and then theres some like the one story that tells how the fire nation hunted down the air nomads that escaped the initial attackon the temples, which is pretty deep, but again short stories.

No we haven’t at all. Maybe you

@billy4571 I will find you

Not really

I waited for this a long time!

Spoiler alert.. you don’t speak for everyone..

Honestly I reckon that wasn't his idea but something done after his passing. But that is my head cannon

@@steelman6403yeah I imagine it was done by the gaang

@@steelman6403 cool, I just think it’d be funny if Aang was like “oh yeah, Kyoshi and Roku had statues. Guess I should make one too”🤣

@@TheCrispyPimp83 yeah, I could see that, and it is quite funny. But I reckon his air nomad nature would align with that idea

I thought the report might have mentioned she was bending three elements

The Americanization of the Avatar universe was so uncalled for. I fell madly in love with the Avatar universe because it was exclusively Asiatic.

@rickoshay5525 same. And I can say the same about Star Wars. But that's a whole other discussion. Edit: just found out Republic City is based on Shanghai and not NY.

@@rickoshay5525 Republic City is based off of 1920s Shanghai, not New York City. I don't get why people don't see the resemblance.

@@ThreadBareHope1234 Republic City is based off of 1920s Shanghai, not New York City. I don't get why people don't see the resemblance.

Makes sense

Not crying you are

Ah now that gives me the warm fuzzies.

🥹

Sokka only says “oogies” in regards to Aang and Katara’s relationship in the comics, which came out after Legend of Korra (except the promise part 1 by 3 months) sooooo…. Not true

Also she would very likely know about the polarbeardog and if Korra is indeed the first person to tame one ... well ... it's not that hard to figure out that the water tribe looking girl with a polarbeardog is the Avatar xD

I wish we got an episode on that, I would have loved to see more adult Sokka and the entire red lotus group were just so interesting.

​@@BestAnimeFreaknot really, this is Republic City, there's a bunch of people from all the nations in the streets.

@@chingizzhylkybayev8575 And how many have tamed polarbeardogs? ... Exactly!

Also the cops didnt see her bend 3 elements, but there's plenty of witnesses that did. I don't think it's crazy to assume the cops interviewed them onscene after her arrest (actually even during the chase by like a rookie on the beat who's called in, they call in an airship), which is put into a report that is given to Lin before she goes into the interrogation.

i believe they were just boxes

@@Delantho shhhh. Let me believe

"MY BRIIIIIICKS. THIS PLACE IS WORSE THAN OMASHU!"

Me too. Just the fact that he’s covering // analyzing LoK temporarily cures all my worries 😂❤ my love for LoK and Airbender is infinite ♾ 🧐🙂

well I sure as hell didn't ask for this . I pretend the series doesn't exist.

@@rustyshackelford312 then why are you here loser?

​@@rustyshackelford312It doesn't matter how much you moan and cry about it, Korra still exists and is canon. Cope harder.

​@@rustyshackelford312 respect brother #korrahaters

Agreed~!

I have said this exact line before. 😂

i hope paint drying is the next April fools video

good idea for a far future april fools video if he can somehow come up with 8 hours of commentary

Couldn’t have said it better

Same

Yes! It's a lion-turtle, not a fire nation design.. I'm baffled he didn't catch that : )

It always pained me to see how much potential was lost in Korra. The main critique I'd have is the fact problems raised by villains seem to disappear once the villain is defeated, except Zaheer who undermines himself. Equalists are never heard of, civil war takes a chill pill and all of Kuvira armies are watching by the wayside how Avatar is taking a vacation with new gf. It makes it so either the villains never had a real point or, if they did, it makes it even worse with all real problems that led to villains rising just disappearing with said villains

If not the red lotus, then I'm sure the three criminals giving identical reports about a woman bending multiple elements would have tipped Lin off as well.

​@@cameronfanelli8441that's exactly what I was thinking. They would ask all people involved at first

All I need to hear is that she’s Tophs daughter. Man no way the Gaang is not connected even after all this time.

Unfortunately an unlikely intended explanation during production. Bear in mind that Korra was only initially green lit for one season, got approval for one more part way through airing the first season, and got approval for the last 2 partway through the 2nd. Since the Red Lotus aren't involved, mentioned, or hinted at until that last block of 2 seasons, they almost certainly weren't conceived by the writers when they made episode 1.

@@cameronfanelli8441 very good point

i think this wouldve clashed with how much they want to build up tenzen as a character. he grows into the role of mentor which wouldve made a second mentor type character in the airbender faction more difficult to establish without having characters feel redundant. not to be misunderstood, im not the biggest fan of tenzen and would actually have preferred something like your suggestion over him as mentor figure. and korra herself already oozes big sis energy haha

Had a random realization, was the death of Aang the event that pushed Tenzin and Lin (stubbornly child-free) apart? The sudden realization of being the last one of your culture again, which pushed him to leave her eventually marry his wife and (pro)create the personal army of airbending kids he has? I bet I'm right. So it kinda makes sense the kids are younger than Korra.

​@@anotherKyleI don't think there is necessarily a clash between a mentor character and a slightly older peer.

She would have likely ended up being more like Katara I bet, so I could see why they went a different route and didn’t have a Katara like character in this series.

@@stephanieturner6912 There's absolutely no reason her character would inevitably end up like Korra. Women can have more than one personality type XD She could have been the Asami second girl type character.

Yeah but its still kind of a dumb line. Like yeah no shit katara (or the writers) i have eyes shes kicking ass right now

"It wasn't that exciting" The panel: BET!

Me too! I think they took some interesting risks And it's just so different because they had so little episodes to do what ATLA did.

Big same. The roasts always feel lighthearted in nature and not vitriolic. The moon gag gets me every time.

Completley agree, I liked seeing his views on the original series and subsequent comics, I’ve been hoping we got Korra since I found this channel since I actually quite like korra’s show (nowhere near as much as ATLA) hope he keeps it going

I watched the first two or three seasons and honestly I don't like the show. It's pretty good but not for a sequel of something so great

​​@@EaterOfGeeseNah Korra is fantastic. Not quite as good as TLA, but a sequel never is. The ending of season 2 is pretty lame, definitely a weak point. Seasons 3 and 4 are absolutely phenomenal

Yes

Yes. Tanzin was great from the start.

His little arc in season two is one of like three great things out of it

@@scottpalmtree5417you think three whole great things come out of season 2 I love this show but still that seems like your being too nice

@peter42466 Varrick as a character, Tenzins’ arc, and avatar Wans’ story.

ITTTTTSSSS HERREEE

See it's funny because the only thing I remember when Korra came out out was the advertising. The fan "comment" this is what I've been waiting for

Yeah I agree. Atla already had amazing soundtrack, but imo Jeremy Zuckerman outdid himself in Korra

I love the music for Korra. Two thumbs up.

He tends to point out a lot to of things most wouldn’t think of, I know I didn’t.

It was definitely the former, and I think the writers were pretty heavy handed with the similarities seeing as how Katara was there to send her off in the same way Gran Gran was there to tell Katara and Sokka to go to.

When something like a show it important to except those flaws -wisdom from an idiot

Somehow

You just will that video into existence

@@Crisopeia what should I do next?

​@@JJamahJamersona 3 hour video essay about guilty gear

The biggest problem with Korra is Season 2.

@@isaacgarcia9234 more specifically its that the love triangle had no reason to be there and it weakens the entirety of korra's team avatar's characterization people like Bolin having almost no depth, a replacement for Sokka in the joke department but unlike Sokka he didn't have anything going for him, even though he is one of the characters with the most screentime the one time the story really focused on Bolin was when he was learning to lavabend/failing to metal bend its the same with Mako in way, what do we know about him except that he liked Korra and Asami, such a boring character, i had high hopes for Mako to be a replacement for Zuko but it just didn't work

@@skull1161 yeah, the main cast is the weakest part of the show. Wich is a big problem.

IIRC they actually were signed on for as long as they wanted, it's just an excuse for the terrible writing in the show

This was actually debunked for better or worse. Once they had gotten through the test screening, the plan was always four seasons.

What good does it have, exactly? The first few episodes of the first season are...a'ight, but then the show completely loses the plot and don't even get me started on the last season.

@@blobbertmcblob4888 The first season is solid, if flawed. Second season is total cack but there are parts to it which aren't so bad/ interesting, like Tenzin's siblings. Third season is just generally good. Season 4 is a bit of a mixed bag but I think it comes out overall positive.

Season 2 is pretty good but completely falls apart after the terrible avatar wan episode completely erased all the intrigue the season had built up

@@XanderMatthews-nv9zf I think it has problems before then but that is the point of no return. It has the Last Jedi problems of good conceptual ideas poor execution

Would probably make more people appreciate it for what it is than hate it for what it isn’t

Excited to see how horrible this show is

Duality of man

@@billythekid22220 it is not, its not avatar level not even close, but its still top 5 nickelodeon shows

@@pullimau8555 I’m all of Nickelodeon? Bro not even close

Can’t believe this is the only comment I’ve found saying this!

​@@TheRatsintheWallsan...an example of his what?

yeah i watched that video a couple days after commenting this, and realized I had fallen into the trap 😂@@TheRatsintheWalls

Here here

Agreed all the way

OA does feel like old school youtube in some aspects .It’s the best.

Korra is wasted potential.

Was season 3 the red lotus? That was my favorite season.

97 squad! I’m so happy he working on Analyzing Korra. My lunch break just became so much more relaxing

@@feathero3Red Lotus gave us some awesome super villains!

And a big part of her character development is that attitude getting beaten out of her repeatedly.

I doubt she's talking about "power" in the way that DBZ does. I take it as her just meaning skilled. Though I could make the arguement there is a "strength" factor to bending. I mean just look at Katara's bending in episode one versus her fight with Hama under the full moon. The raw *amount* a person can bend may be considered their "strength."

While Aang was definitely too diplomatic, he did end up doing a lot of fighting. Whereas Korra does a lot of fighting, but often her companions handle the diplomacy. Which is fine, play to your strengths, but it feels like she develops a lot less in how she approaches challenges. I think the biggest change she experienced in her avatar duties was that she seemed to be less personally invested in the villains, more doing it for the good of others. While Season 2 is a mixed bag, the first few episodes are great with the whole civil war. Pivoting into the origins of the avatar, and a confusing contradictory yin/yang/god/satan motif by the end was the biggest disappointment in the franchise.

It's not a retcon

@@tutumazibuko2510 in ATLA it's established that the benders learn from the primal benders (the moon, the moles, the dragons, and the bisons) and the lion turtles have a previous form of bending (energy bending). In the story of Avatar Wan, the fact that the lion turtles give one of the four types of bending directly overrides the previous knowledge we have, it's a retcon.

​@Hrorwulf except it's not really changing anything. In the flashbacks, people are just throwing the elements around. They manipulate the elements, but they don't have the bending disciplines yet, which they learn from the first benders. Which, to me, makes sense. Learning how to push and pull the tides from the moon and ocean is a lot more understandable if they are starting with the ability to manipulate water, rather than being nonbenders. After all, Yue, Toph, Aang, and the Sun Warriors all refer to their first benders as teachers, with Toph and the Sun warriors directly having their first benders as their bending masters. And energy bending is required to give or take away bending itself, the lion turtles are energy bending to bestow their elements upon humans... Maybe it's because I never _assumed_ the first benders gave the capacity for elemental manipulation(despite never being stated, and multiple refrences distinguishing manipulating an element and actually bending), but learning this didn't change anything about how I understood the Avatar world to work.

There is no retcon. There is a difference between being given an ability and learning how to use it. They literally show Avatar Wan learning firebending techniques from dragons in that same episode.

I like the idea, but I think doing a live action version of Korra instead of ATLA would rile people up even more. I even doubt that a live action of ATLA is going to work, even though One Piece was surprisingly good (and that's probably harder to do in live action).

Mistery solved (Sokka would be proud)

Im gonna have to DMCA you for being me, theres nothing else I can do for this blatant copyright infringement

I’ve watched all 4 chapters of Korra 5 times. I don’t care what anyone says I LOVE Legend of Korra