After a short hiatus, Korra is back! We timeskip now! We rejoin our heroes after a 3 year jump ahead. The airbenders now have badass supersuits, Mako has become dorkier than ever, all the airbabies have hair, dogs living with cats, babies havin' babies! What other changes await us?!
Check it out at 12 Noon EST Friday 10/3 on Nick.com (free with ads), the Nick mobile App (free with ads). The only other confirmed carrier of Book 4 thus far is Amazon Video. Night Owls keep an eye out on Amazon around 4AM EST in case they have the same access to the show as they had in Book 3.
Despite uniting the Earth Kingdom and removing bandits, which benefits the people of the Earth Kingdom, Kuvira will be portrayed as being wrong for trying to do this.
Korra will be portrayed as being noble for opposing Kuvira because in the Avatar world morality is black or white.
Korra will go on a journey, learn nothing, yet act like she learned something important.
Korra will prove to be useless while the Air Nomads save the world.
The Earth Kingdom will have no bodyguards or officials other than Mako, even when in Ba Sing Se. Seriously you'd think the Earth Kingdom would send someone to advise and protect the Earth Prince.
The direction of the plot will change after episode 2.
At the end all problems will be hand waved away because the villains have been defeated.
Err... pretty sure the overt fascist imagery they're going for with Kuvira (complete with her troops having helmets partially modelled on WW2 German helmets, and an emphasis on establishing order) I think that her being "ambiguously" villainous might be a touch sketchy. What with her methods of getting people to join her territories and all.
Makes sense though, considering they're already covered other early twentieth century political agendas (Amon: communism, Korra's uncle: theocracy... before he went nuts, and Zaheer: anarcho-primativism), it kind of makes sense that they go this route.
Even if it's likely that Kuvira will be less Nazis-influenced, but maybe more Imperial Japan/Chiang Kai-shek inspired.
>>118142 I don't know what is with the LOK fandom but why do they always sound so... bitter about the antagonist being the antagonist? I keep hearing "I WANT A VILLAIN WHO HAS A POINT" and nearly ALL of them have and their actions have had some effect that carry onto the next book. They're just bad people. Bad people can have seemingly good goals.
I'm wondering if by the end Korra chooses to side with the Red Lotus after all, based on Bryke's comments about the continuing importance of the events in Book 3.
>118155 I was thinking Mako because of the long face and narrow nose. She's still pretty hot though. Would let step on my face and call me her pig in human clothing.
So is the next episode the Flashback Episode before she makes it back to Republic City. Or think she'll come back and then we'll go into the Flashback as she opens up about it.
Huh, and to think people were loudly yelling about wanting Korra to be "humbled" in the first season.
Those people were more than a smidge creepy, in my opinion. Like the dudes who were so into Zutara they were down with the idea of all Katara and Aang's actually being fathered by Zuko, as evidently a decades-long affair (not to mention questionable genetics) was apparently preferable to Kataang happening.
I prefer villains who are morally grey, rather than being a character who is simply designed to be the villain and has no other traits.
Regarding Kuvira they're making it so obvious that she's a villain that if it's ever revealed that she's using the bandits to force states to unify with the Earth Kingdom no one is going to be surprised because this was obvious from the start. That's why no one was surprised when Unalaq was a villain because it was so obvious from the way he acted and was portrayed.
If Kuvira is the main villain then she'll be less interesting that Amon, Unalaq, and Zaheer because part of their appeal was trying to figure out why they were trying to remove bending, open the spirit portals, or capture the Avatar. With Kuvira we already know that she's trying to reunite the Earth Kingdom so we already know what her motives are.
We Korra was pretty annoying in the 1st season and never seemed to suffer because of it. The ending really annoyed people because Korra got everything without really doing anything to earn it.
>>118173 Dunno she probably knocked down a couple of tyrants in the early years of the campaign. Also she provided solid security and supplies to the town.
I wanna have train accompanied by War Drums, most awesome thing in that first episode. Also Korra Alone, ouch its gonna hurt. Three years and she's still really messed up.
>>118174 Unlikely but I hope the Satsuki comparisons run a little deeper and Kuvira might turn out to be a reluctant ally of Korra's, at least for a while, since she's coming off as pretty Obviously Evil so early.
>>118179 she's got suppprt from the Allied government, she's acting as interm head while she sews up and unites the place. Though it'll likely come off the rails soon.
It's the same VA. They pitched up his voice in Book 3 to make him sound younger ala what they did with Aang's VA when they were recording for Book 3 of ATLA. Book 4 Kai is his VA's natural voice.
Hi guys. I'm trying to avoid reading this thread so I can dodge spoilers, but does anyone have any episode rips for download? I can't watch them on Nick's site. Also, does anyone know if Book 4 will air on TV or is Dickelodeon still being retarded?