Avatar: The Legend of Korra

It's so gooooooood.

That one random firebending guard in the Metal Clan is weird, though.

I find it odd that Varrick is still being treated as wacky comic relief considering he's a hardcore war profiteer who did a lot of terrible shit last season.

Well I think Zaofu as a sovereign nation means Republic City can't ask for him back, and Lin's too much of a stickler to break protocol.

Originally posted by King Joker
Does everyone think she's a villain except me?

It seems she just really wants an explanation from Aiwei.

Originally posted by Fated Xtasy
Nah I'm with you, I mean, why would she so eagerly send Korra after Zaheer and team? its seems suspicious imo. but I could be wrong

Great episode. Zaheer and his crew are shaping up to be the best Avatar villains yet.

I still don't think they're that good.

More evidence for Suyin being eeeevil: Zaheers spiel about getting rid of the established order sounds similar to her rant against the Earth Queen needing to "change with the rest of the world."

And Zaheer arguing that he's a good guy would be more convincing if he hadn't of disposed of his henchman in a horrible manner 5 minutes earlier.

I kinda thought Zaheer's plan was anticlimactic, idk.

So even if the Red Lotus had achieved their initial plan, wouldn't they still have to deal with Vaatu? Also is Zaheer's plan just pure chaos or what? Do think it's kind of cool that even the villains think Unaloq was a dickbutt.

Originally posted by Nephthys
I find it odd that Varrick is still being treated as wacky comic relief considering he's a hardcore war profiteer who did a lot of terrible shit last season.

Eh, they're aware of his nature, and he's not much of a threat when compared to a group of overpowered benders who are a part of an anarchist organization that the world barely knows about.
I can see Suyin being a part of the Red Lotus, but damn, I don't want her to be an antagonist.

Really good episode imo. Zaheer never pinpointed Korra's location by meditating like I initially thought; he met up with Aiwei. And I liked on the way the Pai Sho game mirrored the two organization's ideals. (slow, orderly, strategy vs. fast, chaotic, chance).
For all of Zaheer's talk about how the world should move forward and grow, I find it ironic that he seems to cling to Guru Laghima's philosophies.

Any one else find it weird that Korra is better at entering the spirit world than Aang even though he was supposed to be more spiritual? A little late to point it out but this episode just made me think about it.

Also wasn't Guru Laghima's whole think about detaching from the constraints of the physical world and embracing the void? Seems like it would fit just fine.

Zaheer's not wrong about politicians in Avatar sucking.

Korra will change the world by introducing the magical concept of separation of powers, coupled with checks and balances.

Does anyone else find the fact that Ghazan can lavabend kinda f**king stupid?

Yeah, it makes him all the more challenging (and cheap as all hell), but I seem to recall an extended lore statement back in TLA that it was a combination of fire- and earth-bending.

Reasonably, he shouldn't be capable of it (from what we currently know).

Originally posted by Sacred 117
Reasonably, he shouldn't be capable of it (from what we currently know).

For now it's an elephant koi in the room, but a small harmless elephant koi far off in the corner.

Isn't he basically heating up earth/rocks in order to do that? Sort of like water benders freezing water but is a much more rare talent.

Hes probably just using friction.

Originally posted by SamZED
Isn't he basically heating up earth/rocks in order to do that? Sort of like water benders freezing water but is a much more rare talent.

Originally posted by SamZED
Isn't he basically heating up earth/rocks in order to do that? Sort of like water benders freezing water but is a much more rare talent.

does anyone know how i can view the show now

Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
does anyone know how i can view the show now

Nick.com/korra