The series will focus on Korra, a teenage female protagonist from the Southern Water Tribe and the current incarnation of the Avatar, who, according to the president of Nickelodeon, will be "hotheaded, independent, and ready to take on the world."[1] She has already mastered the elements of Water, Earth, and Fire, but needs to master Air.[3] The character was partly inspired 由 阿凡达 Kyoshi of the original series, whom the creators say was very 流行的 among fans. In order to avoid repetition of Aang's adventures, the creators wanted to root the 显示 in one place, called Republic City, a steam-punk...

So quite a few people here seemed to hate season 4 episode 8. Whilst I agree that it wasn't the best, Bryke gave us a pretty good reason for that on their offical tumblr;

In a couple hours the eighth chapter of Korra Book 4 will be released online, and I suppose, if 你 are none the wiser, a few 分钟 into it 你 will feel duped and yell at your screen, “Hey! This is a crummy clips episode!” And that is (almost) exactly what it is––except we all worked really hard to make sure at the very least it isn’t crummy. I’m here to explain why we ended up having to do one. Sometime around...

So in my last 文章 I mentioned that I wanted to compare two of my 最喜爱的 characters; Azula and Kuvira. And that's just what Imma do.

First and foremost they are both cunning and manipulative. The two of them share that crazy ability to just twist their words to make their will appeal to their opposers. In the way Azula got Ty-Lee to 加入 her side, Kuvira was able to get that one small Earth village on her side.

Likewise both seem to have this large interest with politics and military. They both have very meticulous strategies as to how to take the 下一个 place. They both want dominance. The...