Listo
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- Posted: Fri, 13 Apr 2012 03:50:23 +0000
I can't help but feel like this whole show is one gigantic slap in the face, courtesy of the co-creators themselves.
I read months ago that they said there would not be any filler episodes (something that irked me about the original Avatar series); they would be focusing a lot more on the plot this time around. And it would be more adult.
But if you're shifting more focus to the plot, and a Mary Sue main character (and Aang's three two-dimensional grandkids) is the best you can come up with. . .clearly you've lost your touch. "Korra" is already proving all arguments that a fourth season would be a bad idea correct.
It's interesting to explore the idea of what would happen after the last episode and who the Avatar after Aang would be, along with all of the other characters' descendants as well. When I first heard about the show, I was psyched because we'd be learning these things (along with maybe what happened to Ursa).
Then I watched a clip of the first episode where the new Avatar is discovered, and my face fell. Seriously, guys? This is a parody, right? A dream sequence? A hallucination? Something?! You can't seriously be telling me that your show is opening with a kid who's, what? Six? just NATURALLY knowing how to firebend and earthbend. Where was Aang's moment of waking up and suddenly being able to do these things with no explanation whatsoever?
And Aang was supposed to be a quick learner! Compared to Korra, he's the mentally challenged kid everybody picks last for sports.
So yes, Korra's already learned every element except for Air (because if she had learned that in her sleep too, this show would already be over, and what an awful shame that would be. . .) And she's got mentors watching her and shaking their heads about how she already knows how to bend, but she has no grasp of the spirituality. Poor little prodigy.
I'm also wondering how the first three seasons had Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Toph practically travel every inch of the entire globe, and yet they somehow never came across a hint of a flying bison herd. Not even at the Air Temples. . .And you'd think SOMEBODY would have seen one flying overhead somewhere.
Why did they bother to include mention of Ursa, almost telling you what happened to her and then going SIKE! as if it's hilarious. I've got news for you guys - that wasn't funny. Not one bit. stare
I read months ago that they said there would not be any filler episodes (something that irked me about the original Avatar series); they would be focusing a lot more on the plot this time around. And it would be more adult.
But if you're shifting more focus to the plot, and a Mary Sue main character (and Aang's three two-dimensional grandkids) is the best you can come up with. . .clearly you've lost your touch. "Korra" is already proving all arguments that a fourth season would be a bad idea correct.
It's interesting to explore the idea of what would happen after the last episode and who the Avatar after Aang would be, along with all of the other characters' descendants as well. When I first heard about the show, I was psyched because we'd be learning these things (along with maybe what happened to Ursa).
Then I watched a clip of the first episode where the new Avatar is discovered, and my face fell. Seriously, guys? This is a parody, right? A dream sequence? A hallucination? Something?! You can't seriously be telling me that your show is opening with a kid who's, what? Six? just NATURALLY knowing how to firebend and earthbend. Where was Aang's moment of waking up and suddenly being able to do these things with no explanation whatsoever?
And Aang was supposed to be a quick learner! Compared to Korra, he's the mentally challenged kid everybody picks last for sports.
So yes, Korra's already learned every element except for Air (because if she had learned that in her sleep too, this show would already be over, and what an awful shame that would be. . .) And she's got mentors watching her and shaking their heads about how she already knows how to bend, but she has no grasp of the spirituality. Poor little prodigy.
I'm also wondering how the first three seasons had Aang, Katara, Sokka, and Toph practically travel every inch of the entire globe, and yet they somehow never came across a hint of a flying bison herd. Not even at the Air Temples. . .And you'd think SOMEBODY would have seen one flying overhead somewhere.
Why did they bother to include mention of Ursa, almost telling you what happened to her and then going SIKE! as if it's hilarious. I've got news for you guys - that wasn't funny. Not one bit. stare