A clockwork orange

K. sorry to offend, just my opinion on it.

Derp. My apologies for being a pain.

No worries!

If it's not a big deal, then why post this content? What did you hope to gain from the discussions? Trust me, I mean no disrespect, I am honestly just confused at the purpose this content was supposed to serve.

"I really want people to give me a new perspective so I'll enjoy the show more. I feel it has a lot to do with me missing the character's I'd grown to love but idk. Any thoughts?"

Derp. My apologies for being a pain.

No worries!

right right, but they probably feel now that they've done all that in TLA now

.... So you dislike the CHANGE in direction that the creators have taken?
That's understandable, but as the creators they have the ability to lead it down any direction they want. Personally I love everything about the new series so far, but if it's that big a deal you don't have to watch it.

It's not a big deal. I've stated multiple times that I still watch and enjoy the show. Just not as much as TLAB.

If it's not a big deal, then why post this content? What did you hope to gain from the discussions? Trust me, I mean no disrespect, I am honestly just confused at the purpose this content was supposed to serve.

"I really want people to give me a new perspective so I'll enjoy the show more. I feel it has a lot to do with me missing the character's I'd grown to love but idk. Any thoughts?"

Derp. My apologies for being a pain.

No worries!

just saying as an example. i'm a big elder scrolls fan myself.

You'd think so, but compare the 1840s to the 1920s. Those are the parallel times to tLA and LoK.

The thing is you are looking at legend of Korra as if it was supposed to be the same as the last airbender.

There is a very valid reason why the whole Avatar world changed so much in 70 years. In the end of the last airbender, Aang had just beat the Firelord and ended the war. The war had been going on for over 100 years and still the Fire nation didn't have complete control over the other nations, so this back and forth of oppression and struggle didn't leave any room for society to evolve. When the war ended, Zuko and Aang set out to unite all nations under one and have republic city as the capital. This doesn't necessarily mean the whole avatar world is like republic city, in fact in the beginning of the series you get to see where Korra grew up and it's very reminiscent of the last airbender.

Also, a lot can change in 70 years, just think about our own history and how much our world has changed in 70 years.


There is still a lot of room for the series to evolve in a million different ways, give it time to mature.
My advice is, look at the legend of Korra as a different series and you'll enjoy it more.

I understand that a lot can happen in 70 years but ancient china to modern america is a bit drastic.

You'd think so, but compare the 1840s to the 1920s. Those are the parallel times to tLA and LoK.

season 1 is 12 episodes and season 2 is 14 episodes. then its over.

Erm, that was mainly inference actually, the part of the guessing of the scene change anyways. But the director's intention was stated in a video on youtube maybe 3 days after the first episode aired

Yea I figured it was but I kind of sensed some influence from a video like the one you mentioned. I'm gonna start checking them out.

I doubt the whole world is like that,maybe they'll do an episode on Urbanization.

Yea I hope so! That would be cool to see some travel and adventure like in the original. Thanks, this is good for giving me a new perspective.

I think The legend of Korra has a little of both,which in my opinion makes it good.


But hey we all have our Opinions...

It does have a little of both and it's not a bad show. Like I said the thing that bugs me most is the industrialization and the steps away from peace, honor, enlightenment etc.

I doubt the whole world is like that,maybe they'll do an episode on Urbanization.

Yea I hope so! That would be cool to see some travel and adventure like in the original. Thanks, this is good for giving me a new perspective.

I still enjoy it too,but sometimes it gets a little old...

I guess I can say the same thing about the mature shows. I was used to cartoons like DBZ and the older ones. Nowadays it's very cool to have a show like avatar that actually has morals and themes and isn't completely ignorant humor that continually encourages an obsession with fame and materialism. I am definitely still enjoying korra and will probably enjoy it more with time but I guess I can't expect it to replace TLA.

I think The legend of Korra has a little of both,which in my opinion makes it good.


But hey we all have our Opinions...

It does have a little of both and it's not a bad show. Like I said the thing that bugs me most is the industrialization and the steps away from peace, honor, enlightenment etc.

I doubt the whole world is like that,maybe they'll do an episode on Urbanization.

Yea I hope so! That would be cool to see some travel and adventure like in the original. Thanks, this is good for giving me a new perspective.