Stay on target • • From its beginning, Avatar: The Last Airbender knew the story it wanted to tell. Mike DiMartino, Bryan Konietzko, and the rest of the team told it beautifully across its three seasons and 61 episodes. But whether they planned it or not, the show became a beloved phenomenon, so the only responsible thing to do was to make another show in the Avatar universe. Set 70 years after The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra follows a headstrong female Avatar named Korra navigating an increasingly modernizing world. Along with its predecessor’s Asian mysticism influences, Korra adds turn-of-century industrial revolution technology and urban crime drama. Instead of telling one continuous story, Korra is broken into four self-contained seasons that lead into each other. Korra also features a more mature tone to match the age of its angsty teenage characters.
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Looking back on both shows, I still consider The Last Airbender to be the better, more consistent work. But at its best, The Legend of Korra is one of the most thoughtful, ambitious cartoons you’ll ever watch. These episodes demonstrate why. Turning the Tides (Season One, Episode 10) Even with just twelve episodes, the beginning of Korra’s first season drags. So much time is spent introducing the characters, the new status quo, the intricacies of Republic City, and an extraneous sports element that it was hard to keep track of what we’re supposed to actually care about.
Fortunately, everything starts to crystallize with “Turning the Tides” as the anti-bending ersatz communists known as Equalists begin their final assault on Republic City. The eerie gray color scheme, impressive feats of bending, emotional sacrifice, and tantalizing peak at the larger army coming to the rescue make this one of Korra’s most exciting early episodes.
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Skeletons in the Closet (Season One, Episode 11) Without an entire villainous country like the Fire Nation to fall back on, each of Korra’s four seasons features their own main villain. For most of season one, Amon, the Equalist leader and Asian take on Anonymous, was a charismatic, mysterious force in the night with the chilling power to remove someone’s bending.
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But this episode, mostly an extended flashback, reveals his tragic origin, his shocking connection to the season’s other main antagonist, and his role in an unresolved past mystery involving adult versions of Aang and the old Team Avatar. This episode mostly sets the table for the season finale, but I think it’s actually the stronger installment. Beginnings (Season Two, Episode 7-8) Season two of Korra got a lot of criticism for its drop in animation quality and weirdly protracted plot. But it still has some great episodes. In “Beginnings” we learn the origin of Wan, the first Avatar. Wan’s journey from beggar to messianic hero is so well done it sneaks up on you. Moments like stealing the power of fire from a Lion Turtle City, living amongst the spirits in the forest, traveling with a shrinking god of light in a teapot, and merging with said, god, when the planets align to seal darkness in a tree for ten thousand years sound grandiose and biblical.