A 15th anniversary steelbook is now available, it’s limited to 20,000 copies. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081KN6XRJ/?tag=absolutepunk-20
I just rewatched Avatar a few weeks ago and now I finally got around to watching Korra and it was so great. I can’t believe I waited that long to see it. I’m feeling emotional after that finale
took me too long to find it, fuckin Netflix and their recommendation algorithms. wasn't anywhere in the New Releases and i had to search for a while. same thing with Into The Spiderverse, they made it so hard to find. BUT i'm stoked now that it's on there and i don't have to go switch out 15 different DVD's when i wanna watch through the series. i mean, i love having physical media and will always buy it, but it gets very tiring having to change discs every 4 episodes.
I did not realize the only aspect ratio available for this is 4:3 lol But anyway, v excited to watch this again
On a rewatch of this right now...man, I love the whole series so much. Has anyone read the Kyoshi novel? Probably some of my favorite Avatar-related material. I can’t wait for the sequel in a couple of months.
I’m gonna have to finally bite the bullet and buy the Korra blu-rays after I finish my rewatch. The digital is twice as much unfortunately.
Started this yesterday, about 5 episodes in. Enjoying it so far, but gonna keep myself from reading through this thread until I've finished now.
I watched this for the first time last month and absolutely loved it. Most shows I'm one and done, but this has instantly become a favorite and I can't wait to rewatch it over and over.
Best eps by season: 1. The Blue Spirit 2. Lake Laogai 3. This one’s hard. either The Avatar and the Firelord, Day of Black Sun, or The Southern Raiders Really any ep that goes deep on Zuko’s development is a banger
Just finished up, really loved this show. Such a great world, great characters, great storytelling. Need to find a new show to watch with my daughter before breakfast now. Might be time to introduce her to OG pokemon.
Legend of Korra is coming to Netflix soon, much darker and a little inconsistent but worth a watch for sure.
By the sounds of it it may not be suitable for my 3 year old lol, but I definitely want to make a point of watching it at some point.
It's definitely worth checking out even if you just watch it by yourself haha. This is definitely debatable, but if I rate ATLA an A, I would rate TLOK a B+. It's a solid follow up, but it tends to drag in a place or two and I would say Korra's supporting characters are not quite as compelling as Aang's, but overall it's a really fun watch.
Korra's team avatar is much less fleshed out, and the pacing of the first two seasons is very weird because they didn't know how much they'd be doing. But seasons 3 and 4 are some of the best, and Korra easily has the best villains. I love that moral ambiguity.
I love Korra bc TLA as a story is a clear historical anomaly. Obviously many of Korra's stories are historical anomalies themselves, but it's a much closer approximation of what I always imagined was more of the Avatar's role in society -- all of the stuff she does trying to mediate the major conflicts in civil society
Looks like the original creators of ATLA have dipped out of the Netflix live-action remake. Oh boy, that was like the one aspect of this project that gave people hope that it would be something worthwhile. On the bright side, maybe this will open them up to working on some new content for Avatar instead of bogging them down with a remake?