3) I am slightly optimistic that they have learned to dial back on the ambition for Season 3 to fit the minseries format. Coming off of Book 1, they didn't really have time to incorporate feedback into Book 2.
Omikaru, who's that in your avatar? I can't HELP but feel she seems familiar.
How old is Aang's VA now?
Also, remember when water tribe had non-benders for soldiers?
How old is Aang's VA now?
Also, remember when water tribe had non-benders for soldiers?
Yeah, wtf? Where are the wolf helmets?How old is Aang's VA now?
Also, remember when water tribe had non-benders for soldiers?
so do i skip the beginning on season 2 and start from the middle of the season?
I must say I like Korra's character a lot more after the last few episodes.
so do i skip the beginning on season 2 and start from the middle of the season?
P.S. I forgot to mention, we have seen the first four episodes of Take 1 animation from Studio Mir on Book 3. AWESOME STUFF! They continue to blow us away. The premiere date hasnt been pinned down, but we are on track to airing Book 3 with MUCH less of a wait than the unfortunate one there was before Book 2 aired. We are all incredibly excited for you all to see the new book. For now, I hope enjoyed the Book 2 finale!
Korra was pretty painful to watch the first half but they did a good job with her character later on. It wasn't the smoothest character growth but I like the end result all the same.
Well if you only want half of the 3 main conflicts and you're only interested in the nice animation and fights. Really though, I think the first half is worth it just to give you the background plus, I can't say this for sure lol, but I think the first half might be a lot more tolerable if you're not watching it once a week. A straight run through sounds like it can help.
Or...just start at The Biginning part 1 if you really want.
I see no grounds for this optimism except for hope, which as we all know will exist even in the darkest of places
so do i skip the beginning on season 2 and start from the middle of the season?
At least it can't get any worse, right?
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Right?
Maybe it is your nostalgia talking, but I've just rewatched the entirety of ATLA the past two months and on the whole it is neither better nor worse than TLOK has been. It has its shinning moments, it has its cringey moments, it has its bad moments, it has its okay moments. But it isn't some pinnacle of storytelling that makes TLOK look like bad fanfiction (the comics are that), but it is an ambitious and groundbreaking series that took risks and delivered, just like TLOK has been doing.
Maybe it is your nostalgia talking, but I've just rewatched the entirety of ATLA the past two months and on the whole it is neither better nor worse than TLOK has been. It has its shinning moments, it has its cringey moments, it has its bad moments, it has its okay moments. But it isn't some pinnacle of storytelling that makes TLOK look like bad fanfiction (the comics are that), but it is an ambitious and groundbreaking series that took risks and delivered, just like TLOK has been doing.
I came to ATLA within the last couple of years, finishing it right as Korra started, and this post could not be more wrong. ATLA is head and shoulders above Korra in pretty much every department.
Overall, ATLA > LoK. Going by characters alone, it's not even close.
One of the issues I have with LoK is that there are way too many comic relief characters.. Bolin, Varrick, and even Desna and Eska. And they're all horrible.
Maybe it is your nostalgia talking, but I've just rewatched the entirety of ATLA the past two months and on the whole it is neither better nor worse than TLOK has been. It has its shinning moments, it has its cringey moments, it has its bad moments, it has its okay moments. But it isn't some pinnacle of storytelling that makes TLOK look like bad fanfiction (the comics are that), but it is an ambitious and groundbreaking series that took risks and delivered, just like TLOK has been doing.
I disagree entirely, having done basically the same thing. On the whole, ATLA is far better constructed and leads logically to a far more coherent ending (energybending excluded, that is probably the first step of Avatar's heart of darkness) with an excellent exploration of character.
w/o spoilers, how terrible was the final ep please
w/o spoilers, how terrible was the final ep please