this is bullshit. you can't ground the avatar.
That was a pretty fun episode.
So guess we now know what gets Toph involved in the plot again. Bryke going full avatar on us.
Loving the sideplot with Varrick and Bolin and i'm really glad it wasn't concluded in just one episode as I initially feared. Should make for a fun side plot seeing Varrick and Bolin's adventures back to Republic City. The way Varrick got past the checkpoint was great.
Korra's part of the story was pretty fun also after they got all the angsty stuff out of the way. No surprise that Wu tried to hit on Korra.
Funniest part of the episode has to be Mako's grandmothers reaction to Wu.
Also a surprising amount of action in this episode both of the main fights were great. They utilized Varrick pretty well during the fight.
Cute little moment.
Wtf so Korrasami?
I'm on fire. Can't wait until Nick puts it up.Ha lots of fuel in this episode for Korrasami shippers.
Really good episodeand of course we get more Korrasami bait.
The Varrick/Bolin scenes were great and Bolin wasn't a total douche this time. That was a really nice change. One thing that bugged me though was the spirit telepathy radar bullshit. The last thing we need is more spirit nonsense.
And another thing, did anyone else think that firebender looked like Wan?
Yeah he looked like a combination of Wan and Mako.
Wait, I just realized he's voiced by Steven Blum. No wonder he's so familiar. He's basically a combination of Wan and Spike.
Lmao and both guys who voiced Wan are named Steven. wtf is going on.
Does Bryke realize how much Korrasami bait they keep pushing? Or is it accidental and not intended. Because Jesus lol
Does Bryke realize how much Korrasami bait they keep pushing? Or is it accidental and not intended. Because Jesus lol
This is the reason to hate her? Instead of replacing the Earth kingdom's monarchy with a democracy she's opted for a military junta. She's a power hungry dictator who isn't fit to rule.Avatar: The Legend of Korra Book 4: Episode 7
The fact of the matter is Kuvira has been the leader who has been more or less in the right this whole season. Basically this is why they had to add the element of true modern fascism/Nazism to the mix in a truly haphazard way. We are now told that Kuvira is purging people of non Earth Empire origin because we need a reason to hate Kuvira.
Oh shit! Toph is going to go ape shit (I hope) after this.
This is the reason to hate her? Instead of replacing the Earth kingdom's monarchy with a democracy she's opted for a military junta. She's a power hungry dictator who isn't fit to rule.
Why would democracy ever factor into the equation? It is virtually nonexistent political system in the world of Avatar. Of course she would opt for the junta because she is more fit to rule then the weak Prince Wu. The fact of the matter is the Earth Empire needs Kuvira as leader or else it is back to chaos and banditry again. This is one of those things that the writers really failed to address.
Oh yes, will watch later.Ha lots of fuel in this episode for Korrasami shippers.
Republic City has a democratically elected President, so yes... democracy does exist in the Avatar universe. What she could have done was unite the Earth kingdom and then establish a democratically elected government.
But she's nuts and drunk on power so now we've got her trying to create WMDs.
I did say that, but one city on the planet does not make for a dominant political system and nobody seems to be talking about a Earth Democracy replacing the Empire. Kings, Lords and Chieftains are the ruling order of the day. Is the dictatorship so much better just because it is borne from a bloodline? At least Kuvira earned her power and prestige because uniting the massive Earth Kingdom was no small task and required the fire and the forge. Also, democracy does always take hold, the provinces probably would have gone their own way with a strong willed leader. What it comes down to is the need to make Kuvira the designated villain because we need to fill out the latter half of a season.
Very enjoyable ep.
Overall, I think I'll be happy with Book 4, but the slow pace and single episode per week (kinda spoiled in this regard I'll admit) are not doing it any favours.
Still, least we have an endgame in sight now.
Namely the fact that Kuviria will blow everything the fuck UP if she doesn't get her way. Can't wait to see how Toph reacts next week.
Okay, fella. People like you are why dictators have support in this world (and in that fictional one too).
Okay, fella. People like you are why dictators have support in this world (and in that fictional one too).
Crossed a few lines? What I'm saying is only based on things you've said in this thread.You may want to chill out there because you may have crossed a few lines with your words. Political systems and situations are complex affairs and I will commend this season for having such complexity, maybe too complex for a series aimed at children.
Up on Nick?
youre right, she didn't. she just stupidly trusted the obviously evil guy who did.neither did Korra
And now Korra knows how to earthbend again.
In the Avatar world, when they use "city", I don't think they mean city in the sense that Westerners understand the word (something like an urbanized area), but rather in the Chinese sense of the word 市 (shì), which is not just the urbanized area but also a surrounding rural area which supports the urbanized area, with the rural area being many times bigger in size and often containing several other towns, villages, and even other small 'cities' in the Western sense of the word. 地级市 (dìjí shì) are used to denote particular areas in the way "county", or "state" might in Anglophone countries, and some of the Chinese 地级市 are huge, comparable in size to some of the smaller European nations. Republic City is probably not just the built-up capital we've seen, but also the far larger area which makes sense given the context of the maps we've seen and how big that area is. Assuming the Earth Empire is a China analogy, then the Republic City is probably a country roughly the size of say, Portugal, making the governance model it uses certainly one other countries might consider.
Must be it!It's that motivation from seeing Asami again.
I am half joking here. But only half. I do indeed believe that Korra handled the role handed to her very badly. She was decent against Amon, but from everything from season 2 on was enabled by her and could've be avoided by her.neither did Korra
goddamn what is wrong with you people
this shit is like going "Aang didn't sit around doing nothing in a wheelchair for several months"
that shit was done TO her, not BY her
goddamn
hey guys Katara's mom is the worst parent in the whole franchise because she just left her kids all alone
Toph VS Kuvira in the next episode. Calling it now.
Toph beats Kuvira and is then stabbed in the back by her granddaughter when she hugs her. Revealing that Kuvira was not only a threat to the world and it's people, but also to the Red Lotus who now, once again rise to glory.