[ SECRET POST #2960 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2960 ⌋

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Better early than late!

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Comments

[sachiko_san]

I think a lot of people were expecting something more ATLA like. But it barely even felt like a continuation of the original series, what with the changes to the spirit world (the Spirit World felt like a tangible place in ATLA, but LOK it felt more fantastical) and how bad the writing got at times. Also there was the whole being stuck in Republic city and I think it could have been pulled off better if they actually explored the city, like how we got to explore parts of the world in ATLA, but instead we got a focus on pro-bending, which was quickly forgotten about in season 2, and the love triangle. It didn't help that a lot of people found Korra (mostly because they tried so hard to make her a badass, but just make her a fight happy person who quit when anything that would help her growth showed up) completely unlikeable and how her development in season 1 was reset at the beginning of season 2, delaying her maturity.

It still was better than the other options, like you said though, but it's Wasted Potential: The Show, which is sad for a follow up to something loved by fans and critics.