Lately I’ve just been rewatching the final episode of the previous season before starting a new one. I’m a little lost in that episode but by the end I’m following along, and it’s usually an exciting finale episode that gets me excited to watch the next episode.
Korra had so much promise, but you should absolutely be blaming Nickelodeon for constant interference. Nickelodeon alone ruined the potential of that show.
How did toddler Korra learn 3 element without being taught? She just did.
How did everyone suddenly able to use air bending so effectively without being taught, where Katara and Toph barely even know how to control their element when they first discover they are a bender? They just did.
The show moved the plot with “just happened to be” with nonsensical exposition. It’s a mess.
They wrote her to be pretty constantly on her ass throughout all 4 seasons, I just don’t get this criticism. Yes she was naturally good at bending most elements and physically impressive, but that’s pretty easy to accept when she has other major flaws that her character needs to grow to overcome.
It’s good that you likes it, it does has its moment, but it destroyed the whole foundation set by the Last Airbender. Korra had issue, but the issue of the series doesn’t really stem from her character, it’s the whole setup. Like i said, the plot push forward purely by “it just happened”, smart guy Zaheer didn’t even know power vacuum will just lead to someone replacing the throne, third season story is purely “Zaheer just happened to have airbending power”, season two Korra just happened to know how to goes Blue Ultraman to fight Red Ultraman, so on and on.
And yes, Korra may be on her ass all the time, but all her suffering is her own doing. She being an ass to Tenzin in season 2 lead to her getting her ass kicked and all the connection to previous avatar severed. She allow the portal to remain open lead to Republic City’s overun with spirit vine, and her getting her ass kicked and mercury poisoned, which lead to her further suffering along with Republic City getting destroyed in season 4. It’s a serious issue with the writing because unlike Aang, where his suffering isn’t his own making, the writter make Korra constantly making the wrong choice which in turn lead to her and everyone suffering.
It was originally just supposed to to be one season but they got surprised by Nick ordering three more. It’s still a great series but they definitely stumbled figuring out where the story was going.
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