Bolin seems to have a bad track record or working with the bad guys, (Varrick, Triple Thread Triad) but it always manages to somehow help expose just what the villains are really doing. The fact that Bolin is working for her is something I think will become a point of conflict later in the series, seeing as how Opal was also not very approving of what Bolin was doing. The bandits suddenly having the plane so they could steal the supplies from the airbenders so soon after Kuvira left the state of Yi was just too coincidental to not be suspicious. She doesn’t like it when things don’t go her way, and I suspect that when she was trying to convince the state of Yi to join her, she was working with the bandits to sabatoge Kai and Opal’s attempt to help so that the governor would sign the contract.
From what we see, we know that she is very capable in combat and manipulating people into joining her cause, almost forcing them. She’s different from the villain’s in previous seasons, but also very interesting. We also get to see our new Season 4 villian, Kuvira, who was first seen in Book 3, and got a taste of what type of person she is. I thought that the first episode was a really good establisher episode overall.We got brief glimpses at what everyone’s been up to, including the airbenders Kai and Opal, who have been going around on peacekeeping missions in the earth kingdom. She’s able to move around again, but doesn’t seem to be able to fight very well. I knew that Korra was proabably suffering from PTSD issues during the finale, but seeing her getting beat up so easily definitely shows the extent of her ordeal on her ability to fight. Not only that, but she sports a new look, and when mentioned on her resemblance to the avatar, denies it. Korra is nowhere to be seen until the very end, and her reveal is quite a shocking one, barely keeping her own and losing in what appears to be an Earth kingdom brawl ring. Team Avatar’s Asami has been successful in saving her family business in Republic City Mako now is the bodyguard of Prince Wu, the apparent relative and successor to the Earth Queen and Bolin, working for Kuvira in her military for her goal of uniting the Earth Kingdom, believes he would help others. And wow, does it deliver!Įpisode 1 gives us a little look into all of our cast’s lives since the three years from the Book 3 finale. After a somewhat lackluster Book 2 and a improved Book 3, I was hoping that that Book 4 would give me what I felt I lacked in the previous seasons. Despite that, I was still interested in just what this season would hold.
As exciting as it was, it just brought up the knowledge impending end to the series.
Being an Avatar fan since its very first season, I’m a little sad to know that after this it’ll all be over, but I’m looking forward to what this season may hold.Īfter a touching and heartbreaking Season 3 finale, many fans, including myself, were shocked to learn that the final season of Korra would be coming back so soon.
This article is just the first of my weekly review posts on this last season of Korra. Set seventy years after the defeat of Phoenix King Ozai and Princess Azula in the four-part finale of the original show, follow Korra as she learns Airbending, having mastered the other three elements, while facing an anti-bender revolution by a group known as the Equalists.Note: There will be spoilers here! Make sure you’ve watched the first two episodes of Season 4 before reading on.Īvatar fans, it’s finally time! The final season of the Legend of Korra is out, with the first two episodes already released and a third one on the way this week. Korra is the next incarnation of the Avatar after Aang of the original series. A single being known as the 'Avatar', described as the 'physical embodiment of the world's spirit', has the power to bend all four elements and is responsible for maintaining both the balance of nature and peace between the world's four great nations. In it, some people have the ability known as 'bending', by which they control and manipulate either water, earth, fire, or air.
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The series takes place 70 years after the orginal with technology advanced to about mid-1920s on earth. The Legend of Korra takes place in the same fictional universe as Avatar: The Last Airbender, whose societies have incorporated in them a multitude of elements derived from East Asian and Inuit cultures.
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