Ah yes, the ancient airbending art of running away like a baby.
Don't condone his behavior dammit
Compressed rock bullets doe
This makes sense, but raises a question for me. The sky bison are very, very familial. To fly, it seemed like Zaheer had to release all "earthly attachment." How do we reconcile those two things?
A little unfair there since I don't think he wanted to run away for 100 years. Obviously, he ran away, but using "100 years" as proof of a character of cowardice is silly. He got stuck in a storm. He didn't intentionally do that.
That is purposely ambitious, I guess.
1. I'd consider platonic love much less earthly than romantic love.
Likely that she no longer feels useful because every antagonist has drilled into her head that the world "doesn't need the Avatar anymore." Oh, and she's still missing her past lives. And she's wheelchair bound, when she's used to being super independent. And of course, the Airbenders have sworn to take a role in bringing harmony to the world. Further taking over her "role." She's basically been told, and now sees evidence that she's useless. She's likely depressed by all this, hence the tears.
1. That's a fair interpretation, the only issue I'd have is if airbison mate for life. Because at that point, presumably there's some amount of care between the parents.
Come on, in the first season of TLA Aang became a giant fish monster. That alone is cooler than anything Korra has done.
Some people have said what they believe and that I agree with. She's starting to believe the thoughts that the world has no place for an avatar anymore, which is all she identifies with.
I would love for them to revisit/redo season 1 in a FMA: brotherhood style.
No, they should remake all of Korra, to get foreshadowing and development in order.
I mean maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but didn't he glow when it happened? It wasn't like fully because of his avatar state, but it was part of it. He got super angry when Zhao hurt the spirit and combined powers. Again, maybe I'm wrong, but I don't see a normal bender being able to do that.
Seasons 2 and 3 fit decently well just because how close they are time wise. They never did bridge the gap between 1 and 2 though.
You know the thing is I don't think flying in air bending really has anything to do with letting go of earthly tethers. I think it's just that philosophy that leads to the discovery. I guess what I'm saying is there's probably a more practical way to go about learning flight just like lightening and metal bending has become so common.
Hopefully someone in season 4 attempts/learns how to fly as well. Would be a shame to not touch upon that "lost bending art" that just surfaced in reality again.
I can definitely buy that. There was all that philosophy about lightening back in TLA, but in LOK, it's more common. So I guess it could easily become practiced and made easier as the Airbenders research it.
i could see jinora. If it really has to do with creating a clear mind for yourself I could see her doing it over tenzin without a doubt.
Speaking of which this reminds me, zaheer ain't dead yet! They could interrogate him lol.
