Korra is actually good
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Upon rewatching the entire series, Korra still holds up as a good show.
>Villains who are products of their contemporary society
>Stunningly beautiful locations
>Characters with personal flaws and development
>Connected the events and circumstances of the world to the fallout of the Hundred Year War
The biggest complaint (aside from the kaiju fight) is that it tried to tie everything up too neatly. However, seasons 3 and 4 made the consequences of events actually stick unlike seasons 1-2. Relationship stuff aside, Legend of Korra was way better than anons here give it credit for. Easily an 8/10 show.
>Villains who are products of their contemporary society
>Stunningly beautiful locations
>Characters with personal flaws and development
>Connected the events and circumstances of the world to the fallout of the Hundred Year War
The biggest complaint (aside from the kaiju fight) is that it tried to tie everything up too neatly. However, seasons 3 and 4 made the consequences of events actually stick unlike seasons 1-2. Relationship stuff aside, Legend of Korra was way better than anons here give it credit for. Easily an 8/10 show.
