Unalaq also managed to body Tonraq pretty hard. Tonraq definitely suffered from "The Worf Effect" he's definitely really good, but he always gets tossed around by the big bad, makes me wonder if Kuvira would've beaten him as well just because. I would imagine Lin has a good amount of experience fighting most elements from being on the police force for decades and growing up with Team Avatar so you never know. She's not afraid to bring the power either. With Su, I would assume differently. She's more acrobatic, but powerful, but I don't know if she can hold her ground as well. From what I've seen she had mostly fought in a team with either Lin or her kids. Solo she held her own against Kuvira, but still lost and beat Lin at her weakest.
I didn't make that term up, it's an established trope:Don't talk about Worf like that
My god that shit would be hilarious. "But my Zaofu!!" "My Zaofu now bitch, now get in the kitchen and make me a sandwich!"
I can honestly see her just running that prison like a mobster. She likes the power game so I can't really see her just staying in prison and being a victim. Hopefully she would think about the shit she did and find a way to atone for it, but she really doesn't seem like a suicide case. I think she regrets it in the aftermath but she would just use it as a learning experience, but either way she has nothing. It would take a lot for her to reach out to pepole to form actual relationships again.
This sis something I could see happening. Much like how Korra spends the entire series trying to reconcile her (non-existant) sense of self worth as a person with the role of the Avatar (seriously she spends most of the series defining her self worth entirely by if she is fulfilling her duty as the Avatar or not, she was ready to kill herself at the end of book 1 because of if) Kuvira (due to her being orphaned and kept at a distance by Su) defines herself entirely by what she has accomplished. She is nothing now, no friends, no family, no status, no lover, and I can't see prison being good for her psychologically. She would take any opportunity to try and reclaim her status and thus identity, because she's nothing without being defined by her position relative to those around her.
I guess because LoK is kind of an all ages show that Kuvira might have some epiphany in prison, but I can't see her having said realization of self worth and yet still turning up the chance to be something other than a complete failure by her own values.
This woman really loves Kuvira, can't say I blame her. Yeah her actually feeling remorse and apologizing to every person she sees would go along way in showing she realized she made a mistake and hurt a lot of people. Her showing up to apologize to Su and Bataar would be good as well. I wonder how Su would react.
Just wait till she learns how to bend the trace amounts of iron in a person's blood and learns To fly...how the fuck does Magneto fly any way?
Oh really? I didn't know that. I was just basing it off of what Iroh said about it being a very difficult technique to do, and therefore is not widely known or taught.
They told Korra they were going to be her teachers, which is why they tried to kidnap her. The only logical conclusion is that he would teach her the philosophy and ideals of airbending culture, as well as their physical movements. Hell, he probably would have been her spiritual guide as well. He may not have been an actual airbender, but he still would be her teacher in that area.
It wasn't really unexplained at all. I'm honestly not sure why people act like it is. He was an incredibly good physical fighter already, so he had the athletic ability and fighting style pretty much down. He also had the mindset of an airbender, something that we know is an important. Plus, in his fighting style he used air more as an enhancement to his preexisting style, where as Tenzin was an airbender from the beginning and thus was an actual master.
Mako lightningbends in a practically instantaneous manner. As far as I'm concerned, he's a better lightningbender than they are. He would still get beaten by them in an actual fight, though. That part's for sure.
I brought up this exact point already. You can't dodge and block it. At best you can read their movements and try to create a defense against it. That's it.
Kuvira needs to learn this shit in the comics. She can fly around with Zaheer and spoil the Korrasami spirit world field trip as well.
It's not like I'm posting about what they did before breakfast.
Damn, bye bye flying Kuvira fantasies. I guess she can just rip out a bridge like Magneto then.
So, it'll be even more hype when Kuvira does it, amirite?I'm not right.
I love this one it's like she's having fun, but too shy to admit it.
Just watch the fucking show. Even Veelk likes it. Let that set in, Veelk likes it.
He likes both, but I think he's had less KLK rants than Korra rants. He actually likes Satsuki's character.
Korra is far from a bad show, I just like several animes better, that's just me though.
