Wait, so it turns out that some short minutes were actually cut out of the finale?
I might have to watch ATLA again, but I felt the censorship in both shows were wonky. While ATLA only had less than a handful of scenes that censorship came about, I felt the show was better written to not approach the subject with how ambiguous it was with what obviously happened to Jet, though I'm not sure how he died considering he was just hit hard in the chest with a rock I think.
In LoK, characters said 'take out' way too much for my liking in Book 3 and 4. I thought it was funny. LoK wouldn't ever say someone killed someone, but it definitely would allow characters to state if someone died.
Korra always felt hamstrung by being on a children's network. There is a lot of missed potential that is directly the fault of Nick, but for what it was I love the show.
Imagine what could have been done if it was on Cartoon Network. They seem to have a higher tolerance for violence and adult situations, see Young Justice, I don't know if "kill" is banned though. Or if it was a Netflix exclusive, or somewhere else that wouldn't shy away from "kill" or homosexual relationships.
Plus not knowing if they would get another season and being limited to 13-4 episodes a season really hampered the show.
I hope no one at Nick is reading this, because we don't need them thinking they can get away with pumping out more crap as long as they keep this train going.If we get a canon comic with Korra and Asami booed up for even one scene, the whole comic could be the worst piece of written drivel ever and I'd be fine with that.
Korra always felt hamstrung by being on a children's network. There is a lot of missed potential that is directly the fault of Nick, but for what it was I love the show.
Imagine what could have been done if it was on Cartoon Network. They seem to have a higher tolerance for violence and adult situations, see Young Justice, I don't know if "kill" is banned though. Or if it was a Netflix exclusive, or somewhere else that wouldn't shy away from "kill" or homosexual relationships.
Plus not knowing if they would get another season and being limited to 13-4 episodes a season really hampered the show.
I hope no one at Nick is reading this, because we don't need them thinking they can get away with pumping out more crap as long as they keep this train going.
Young Justice was so fucking awesome. It's a shame that show got shafted by CN as well. But yeah, YJ straight up had murder in it as well as that one scene where Miss Martian and Superboy made out while in those costumes that made folks think they were brother and sister.
But yeah, Nick deserves little to no credit to any of the success LoK had considering how they seriously tried their hardest to ruin what miraculously managed to be a decent show in the end. I used to think this show was garbage, and finally understanding what Bryke had to work with, it's no wonder why.
Young Justice was so fucking awesome. It's a shame that show got shafted by CN as well. But yeah, YJ straight up had murder in it as well as that one scene where Miss Martian and Superboy made out while in those costumes that made folks think they were brother and sister.
But yeah, Nick deserves little to no credit to any of the success LoK had considering how they seriously tried their hardest to ruin what miraculously managed to be a decent show in the end. I used to think this show was garbage, and finally understanding what Bryke had to work with, it's no wonder why.
"Talked her down" they talked alright but it was such horrible cliched crap that the de-escalation was almost unearned.
Plus if Korra could energy bend in the first place she could have avoided the destruction of the whole city and the stupid robot fight, but of course to dramatize the matter Korra could only do it after diving in front of Kuvira to save her from being killed by her own arrogance.
Remember when Miss Martian used to pretend to be Black Canary and "train" Connor? Because that's what got him hard.
You know, for kids.
RIP in peace straight porn, we hardly knew ya.I just finished S4
korrasami is canon, let it be known.
Yes, they did. Quite a lot actually.Did they ever actually say "I'm going to kill you/They're going to kill us" etc on Young Justice? I can't remember.
Another show ended before its time.
Or when she just straight up fuckingmind crushes people
Yes, they did. Quite a lot actually.
So I haven't watched all of the finale yet but I'm guessing there is not an explanation for the mech?
That scene between those two in S2,when he talks about how she tried to mindwipe him.
It was seriously one of the best moments in anything ever.
And then he had another chance and fucked it up too, with the same woman, because he didn't bother to tell him that they've broken up.
And then he drove that woman to lesbianism with the women he cheated on.
Mako is a true human being.
Yeah when I first saw it I wasn't expecting anything that powerful at all to come from the show. The scene alone is better than the past 3 seasons of Korra.
I guess I am late but was Kuvira voiced by Zelda Williams?
Why does DC do so well with their cartoons? I can't think of a single bad one (from Batman TAS and onwards).
PREACH
Man, Young Justice too good.
Why does DC do so well with their cartoons? I can't think of a single bad one (from Batman TAS and onwards). Even The Batman was decent. Was Superman and The Legion of Superheroes good? I think it only got 13 episodes.
So I didnt know nick had cut the budget on S4 and thats why we ended up with that (ultimately funny) clip show at episode 8, what the hell?
This is where that information about the extra 6 minutes originally came from.Wait, so it turns out that some short minutes were actually cut out of the finale?
It was stated that there were supposed to be an extra 6 minutes in an interview with Bryan and Mike. Must have gotten cut, though. I don't have a link, though.
Look, when I initially saw all those moments between Korra and Asami Book 3 and 4, I didn't think much of it. Like many, I thought they were just close friends. But after that final scene, it caused me to think about their past interactions. On the surface, it seemed like they were just being friendly to one another, but now...it's like it was right in front of me the entire time, and it only took the finale for me to pick up on the subtext.Prove they could fool people to retroactively thinking Korrasami was a beautifully written, fleshed-out romance? Or convince people that that was a great ending?
I'd heard that it was actually pretty good. I'm not fond of the art style, but I'm willing to believe.
This is where that information about the extra 6 minutes originally came from.
Can you post a link to this interview as from what I can tell neither Mike or Bryan have done an interview for a while now.
I was saying it was coming since the end of Book 2, not because I shipped it, but because I knew. I don't have to go back and look at those moments because I already saw them that way. It wasn't built to well at all, and if it wasn't LGBT then people all over would be talking about how unsatisfying it was in the end.Look, when I initially saw all those moments between Korra and Asami Book 3 and 4, I didn't think much of it. Like many, I thought they were just close friends. But after that final scene, it caused me to think about their past interactions. On the surface, it seemed like they were just being friendly to one another, but now...it's like it was right in front of me the entire time, and it only took the finale for me to pick up on the subtext.
Do I think it was beautifully written or fleshed-out? No. But you know what? I don't really have a problem with that. Why? Well, disregarding the fact that there's no way Nickelodeon would let them expand on that relationship in the show, I appreciate the fact that it's there while not interfering with the story. It is not front and center for everyone to see, it is downplayed for the sake of focusing on the plot. We don't really need an episode or two of them dating or whatever padding out the show when there are so many other, more important plot threads they can, and could have, covered. It's there, it's downplayed, and I'm fine with that.
Do I think it was a great ending? Hell yeah I do. Between this show and A:TLA, that final scene got the biggest reaction out of me. Never in a million years did I think they would have the balls to go there. I never took the Korrasami ship seriously until that moment. And I really do hope it helps pave the way for more LGBT representation and acceptance in children's shows. And for me, yeah, this completely overshadows all that was wrong with the show. I recognize that the flaws still exist mind you, but I'd rather accentuate the positive than allow all the flaws to overshadow all the good stuff.
Welp then I'm full of shit, I guess because I got nothing.
Holy shit she's mind raping people!! Yoooo...this must be watched.That scene between those two in S2,when he talks about how she tried to mindwipe him.
It was seriously one of the best moments in anything ever.
Holy shit she's mind raping people!! Yoooo...this must be watched.
I might try to watch this and Gargoyles during some of my christmas time off.It was such a good show.
It got cancelled and ends on a cliffhanger. Yes, I'm still mad.
I am not an american, so I don't really know. But wikipedia indicates that season 1 ran fridays while season 2 went to saturdays. When exactly I can not tell.Well there we go, and it was a Saturday morning cartoon too wasn't it?
Nick took Korra off of the Saturday morning slot (where it was outdoing Spongebob I believe) because of Tarrlok and Amon's murder/suicide, from what I understand.
Ayup. So bitter.Yeah when I first saw it I wasn't expecting anything that powerful at all to come from the show. The scene alone is better than the past 3 seasons of Korra.
I'd say it was done decently enough if you saw it that way from the get-go and it wounded up that way. But in this case what you take as not being built well, I take more as being subtle.I was saying it was coming since the end of Book 2, not because I shipped it, but because I knew. I don't have to go back and look at those moments because I already saw them that way. It wasn't built to well at all, and if it wasn't LGBT then people all over would be talking about how unsatisfying it was in the end.
I am not an american, so I don't really know. But wikipedia indicates that season 1 ran fridays while season 2 went to saturdays. When exactly I can not tell.
Ayup. So bitter.
and so the show ends not with a bang...but with more fodder for shippers
It's both, what they present is subtle but there's still not enough to make the relationship feel deserved. Subtlety isn't an excuse to leave things out.I'd say it was done decently enough if you saw it that way from the get-go and it wounded up that way. But in this case what you take as not being built well, I take more as being subtle.
And I agree, if it had been Mako or Bolin or something, I would find that to be a really dull note to end on. It would have been more predictable, which is all the more reason why I appreciate that it ended with her and Asami instead. Not a curveball to some, but it completely caught me off guard.
Depending on you point of view, the ending in itself could be seen as a bang.