a5c7b9f00b Taking place 70 years after the events of "Avatar: The Last Airbender," this story follows the adventures of the Avatar after Aang - a passionate, rebellious, and fearless teenage girl from the Southern Water Tribe named Korra. With three of the four elements under her belt (Earth, Water, and Fire), Korra seeks to master the final element, Air. Her quest leads her to the epicenter of the modern "Avatar" world, Republic City - a metropolis that is fueled by steampunk technology. It is a virtual melting pot where benders and non-benders from all nations live and thrive. However, Korra discovers that Republic City is plagued by crimewella growing anti-bending revolution that threatens to rip it apart. Under the tutelage of Aang's son, Tenzin, Korra begins her airbending training while dealing with the dangers at large.
Set 70 years after the events of "Airbender", Korra moves to Republic City to master her final element - air. With the guidance of the previous avatar Aang's son Tenzin, she has to fight crime and face a growing anti-bending movement that threatens to rip the metropolis apart.
All the reviews posted on here are pretty much spot on. I'd just like to add a couple of sentences of what I think the show gave us, and what it truly is all about. Overall,a whole, the series was decently, and thoroughly well created. With there only being 22 minutes each per episode, the producers/directors/writes, etc, all managed to display the episodes quite descriptively, yet still to the point. The characters will really stick to you,there are many funny scenes, happy scenes, sad scenes, disastrous scenes, frustrating scenes, and to be honest, confusing sceneswell. At times, the dialogue for a couple of episodes, not all, were kind of off. It seemed very rushed, and not properly thought of. It kind of made me hesitant to continue with the series. But thank goodness I kept on watching, because the finale was pretty cool. It wasn't something epic, but it wasn't something. . .not epic, too. All in all, this series is a very heart-warming, yet action packed show that is filled with many great hidden, and open messages! <br/><br/>So my rating for this show would be about: 8.44/10. :) (It might change throughout the years, but for now, I'm feeling an 8.44) But just because I gave it that rating, doesn't mean that it's not good. It's still an amazing show. You might like it better than me. It's all about personal preference. Hopefully this review was helpful!
Korra - Creator's pet. Instead of being a goal oriented, focused, good role model for girls like Katara, she has the personality of a 90's Disney princess – rebellious free-spirit that needs a man to be happy. <br/><br/>Bolin - The reincarnation of Sokka. Jokes tend to fall flat; mediocre comic relief.<br/><br/>Mako - Creator's pet #2. He has Batman's backstory, but the dimensions of a piece of paper and the personality of a sock. He only exists to servea love interest for Korra and to keep Bolin from feeling lonely.<br/><br/>Asami- One of the very few characters worthy of sympathy. Her dad's a lunatic, her mom is dead (unless there's a cliché twist coming up), and Mako left her for someone less interesting and notgood-looking.<br/><br/>Tenzin - Tenzin is the strict, father-figure mentor that you've seen a million times before. He'll use the "you disobeyed me" speech, and then at the end of the episode come to an understanding. Cliché.<br/><br/>Lin - Jim Gordona female. She plays by the book, unless she's pushed.<br/><br/>Amon - Would have been a great antagonist if he hadn't gone the terrorist route like Bane. He and his brother are the most developed characters of the series, and they're killed off!<br/><br/>Many fans will defend the show's lack of character development by saying "Michael and Bryan thought they only had 12 episodes to work with. How could they do better?" Here's how:<br/><br/>1) Pro-bending shouldn't exist. It wastes time. Remove pro-bending and you have at least an extra 15 minutes to move the story along, develop characters, etc.<br/><br/>2) Remove the melodramatic romances. This is suppose to be an Avatar sequel, not the Winx club. The original series did fine without episodes focusing on relationship angst, and this show would've done finewell.<br/><br/>Other problems with this series arefollows: <br/><br/>Rushed ending - The creators should have left some things ambiguous instead of cramming in 6 resolutions in the last 5 minutes.<br/><br/>Lack of action - The original series spanned over numerous cities and had adventure at every turn. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with staying in one city, I just wish the show stayed faithful to its trailer – action-packed.<br/><br/>Cheating - Affairs in a kids show? Isn't this rated Tv-Y7? How are we suppose to care for Korra and Mako when all they do is hurt people and get away with it without repercussions.<br/><br/>Equalist plot - It fell short. I wish there was more focus on this and lesser focus on the crap I mentioned above.<br/><br/>How the series can improve: <br/><br/>1) Give the equalists a new leader, and make that person a political extremist – not a down right terrorist.<br/><br/>2) Focus on story, not romance.<br/><br/>3) Let those who do wrong pay for it.<br/><br/>4) Expand on the equalist plot. Let them form mobs. Make it the equalist vs benders with Korra stuck in the middle.<br/><br/>5) Let Korra work for something. Give her a conflict; stop letting things come easy to her and don't let Aang's spirit worka deus ex machina anymore.<br/><br/>The second season may improve, and the show may become good at one point, but it will never compare to the original. As it stands currently, this show doesn't need to exist. It plays out like a bad fanfiction.

The main story of The Legend of Korra takes place 70 years after the last episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender, although the prologue in the first episode where Korra is still a child takes place 13 years before that. Yes. An adult Aang appears in a flashback in episode nine,do an adult Toph and Sokka. Aang's spirit first appears to Korra in the Book 1 finale, appearing the same agethe flashbacks in episode nine. For stories that take place after Avatar: The Last Airbender you can read the graphic novels from Dark Horse Comics. The three volume series called "The Promise" is a story that details how the world took its first steps toward unifying all three Bending Nations into the Republic it has become in Korra's time. A second series called "The Search" is currently in the midst of publication. These stories take place immediately after the last episode of Avatar: The Last Airbender and show the original characters at the same agethey were on television. He is General Iroh, Zuko's grandson who is named after Zuko's uncle. He is voiced by the same voice actor who played Zuko in the original series, <a href="/name/nm0002364/">Dante Basco</a>.
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