Legend of Korra 3x9 REACTION!! "The Stakeout"

[@Wolf6119]

"He's right though, my drinks are terrible..." Aww. Poor Misty Palms barkeep guy.

[@VSaber365]

I know, right?

[@innocentdude4968]

I like to imagine that Avatar Korra actually did standardize Pai Sho rules after bringing balance to the world.

[@TimoKanal]

Would be a fun little thing to show in the comics lol

[@melize7035]

Yup

[@JenABlue-ed1bw]

Yes, the place Eric is remembering from ATLA is the Misty Palms Oasis. It's where the Gaang met the professor who led them to the Library, and it's also where Iroh played Pai Sho with that White Lotus florist guy.

[@siegbertschnosel4186]

And Where Shinfu beat the hell out of eberyone haha

[@TheCaesarion]

The ice was larger in ATLA

[@Iwillgotohell2]

You know, someone while watching Avatar said these very wise words, and I think this season is the very core of that, he said: "This is not a kids show bro"

[@jessymedeiros]

I think- I think- I think you're right

[@mariouribe4083]

He would also say damn fam.

[@latov6420]

I think, I think DDAAAAAAM MMMNNNNN

[@alexbrowne9164]

AYMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@innocentdude4968]

Iwillgotohell2 AAAAYHHHHMMMM FAAAAMMMM

[@snapgab]

Also, when it comes to Korra's "patience". I think that there's a difference between impatience, and knowing when to cut your losses. In this case with Korra, I feel like it was more of the latter. They know the meeting with Zaheer was supposed to be at sundown, and it was sundown, and the guy didn't seem like he was about to leave at all. So I feel like Korra made the right assumption, that Zaheer wasn't going to show up, and that she just needed to cut her losses and just take the truth seer guy and press him for information. (Or as it turned out, follow him into the spirit world.)

[@innocentdude4968]

snapgab Yeah she just doesn't explain it, and is much more brash than any other character Avatar has seen. Leads to a lot of misconceptions about herself. She's way better on re-watches imo

[@PhilippeAllardRousse]

Time Bookmark ============= 00:00 - Recap 00:25 - Press the Button !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 09:38 - Discution 19:15 - Prediction & Outro Discution Subject ---------------------------- - 09:45 - Fight Choreography - 13:45 - Red Lotus - 15:00 - Misty Palm Oasis - 15:48 - Paicho, Patience and Chance - 16:41 - Spirit World Abilities - 17:36 - Anarchy vs Leadership - 18:49 - Quick Note

[@TheControversialToon]

Woah, this is excellent. Thank you!

[@isaiahdaddys9379]

Please do this every episode

[@RothRocks2000]

Nice comment.

[@garifunaa6054]

You have to do this every episode

[@PhilippeAllardRousse]

I'm trying. At least for those I watch.

[@matthewnash8556]

When it comes to the fighting style changes, I think it was really cool the way they progressed bending. Like when everyone was in their own Nations, their benders were always separated, causing their fighting styles to become almost exclusive to that form of bending, with almost like a set number of moves you can learn. But as the walls between them break down, they mix their bending styles more as they learn the similarities between them. I feel like it becomes more about learning the way the elements are all apart of the world, and less about how the elements are distinct, which goes with the overall idea of different people coming together despite their past. Kinda the premise for Korra as a series.

[@paulkearney7077]

I agree to an extent. I love this series, but one of the things that I don't like is that each element has lost it's unique identity. Yes, I think it's only natural for the styles to evolve with greater contact, similar to how languages evolve. But at the same time, it's difficult to see the core teachings and styles at the HEART of each element. Everyone is super aggressive and making the same movements; I feel like Tonraq is just an earthbender who uses water, very different from Katara and Pakku. Even Tenzin with airbending is incredibly aggressive and on the offensive a lot, in stark contrast to Aang. Korra being more aggressive in her fighting styles makes sense because that's her attitude, even though she's from the Water Tribe, but even when she's using the more so-called passive elements like Air and Water, it just feels like she's throwing those core teachings away. That's just my take on it.

[@Mohamedmifxal]

About the fighting style it was Iroh who adviced zuko to learn fighting styles of other nations. He learned to redirect lightening himself by doing so. Also it's only natural for fighting styles to merge in a city where benders from all nations live

[@paulkearney7077]

Oh no I completely agree that it's natural and honestly a great development for bending styles to adapt to take on other techniques and styles, but my issue is that each element doesn't feel unique or special anymore to me. They're all essentially fighting the same way but with different elements. I very much enjoyed the dynamic in ATLA of watching different core styles and fighting philosophies go head-to-head, whereas in LoK it's kinda just a mashup. It's like languages in the real world. Languages represent specific and unique cultures; even if it's the "same" but different variants, like English or Spanish, the separation created by the Atlantic Ocean allowed it to take on it's own identity to match it's culture. This to me is a perfect equivalent to bending. Bending has it's roots in culture and philosophy, so to see culture and philosophy mix is fantastic, but also a bit irritating when the core philosophies just kind of merge into one mega-style or philosophy.

[@AhsimNreiziev]

+Matthew Nash +Paul Kearney It should be noted that the unique fighting styles of A:TLA haven't completely disappeared. In fact, quite a lot of Characters still use them -- especially older Characters. It's just that none of those Characters are part of Team Avatar, so we don't get to see them that much. However, if you want traditional, distinct Bending styles, look no further than Tenzin. True, he's more aggressive than Aang was, but then again we never had another Airbender to compare to in A:TLA, so we can't really say what is more "typical Airbender" between the 2. But my point being: the actual *style and moves* are the same with Tenzin compared to Aang. Or take Kya, for that matter, but Tenzin is a more prevalent Character than Kya is. In this Season -- heck, this Episode -- we also have Gahzan, who uses the traditional Earthbending style also found in A:TLA. And it's a bit more difficult to see due to her arms being water-tentacles, but I do think Ming-hua is using a "traditional" move-set to guide her Waterbending.

[@paulkearney7077]

That's a fair critique, I guess I was too heavily focused on Team Avatar II. And yeah, when I said Tenzin was aggressive, I was actually thinking about how he still uses the traditional style that Aang used, so I should have conveyed that thought.

[@innocentdude4968]

They actually have a marital artist for The Legend of Korra that recorded reference videos too. What Eric is talking about is just the difference between Chinese Martial Arts and Mixed Martial Arts. The storyboarding and animation are about equal in terms of quality, so it all comes to preference. The bending in ATLA is also much more grander, to capture the epic scale of the war. The Gaang would fight like 25 guys at a time in these grand battles. In LOK, that doesn't happen. The fights are much more intimate.

[@wheybig2972]

How I like to describe it is here in LOK people are more bending black widows whereas in ATLA as you said the fights are more grandiose and they’re more Thor like. With ATLA the fights are more bending oriented but in LOK it’s more fight oriented.

[@Wolf6119]

The first name-drop, Xai Bao, was just some White Lotus guy who tore off from the White Lotus and founded the Red Lotus. The guy Zaheer keeps mentioning is Guru Laghima; he was the one who achieved enlightenment, the one who said the thing about the old order having to be destroyed to allow for new growth, and it was his necklace that Zaheer took from Air Temple island.

[@DjDarkLink]

Wolf6120 thank you for correcting them 👍🏾

[@jeffreychinn609]

It's a nice little detail at the end of the episode how the Earth Queen's theme starts playing as soon as Korra regains consciousness, hinting at who really got to her before Asami says so. Looking forward to seeing the reaction for next episode...I'm sure it'll be quite breathtaking ;)

[@janvi.suresh]

you're a patron, how was it now that you've seen!?

[@captainmarvelous7678]

"You wont let me Do it? Korra, I'm not a Comic book villain. Do you seriously think I'd explain my master-stroke if there remained the slightest chance of you affecting its outcome? I triggered it thirty-five minutes ago."

[@taj561]

Zaheer is Ozymandias confirmed.

[@Lightning_Lance]

Dude *I'm watching that scene right now* . Mind = blown.

[@captainmarvelous7678]

Ragnarok Its a reference to the movie Watchmen and the fact that Zaheer only explained his plan to Korra as his plan was already successfully in motion to capture her.

[@Ganji1996]

Lightning Lance which scene do you mean? Did he really say that word for word?

[@Lightning_Lance]

Ganjī its a scene from the Watchmen movie.

[@sp00kyghost21]

I always got the impression Zaheer was going to teach the avatar airbending from the start even before he obtained it himself and that is why he studied airbenders and why he could bend so good right off the bat.

[@AnimeMasterManWND]

blarf mcscarf I believe what he's saying is if the plan to kidnap Korea succeeded

[@ytrilesmcguiles]

@@AnimeMasterManWND i'm late, but "korea" lmao

[@undertakenheart]

Guru Laghima is the Airbender. Xai Bau is the person that started the red lotus.

[@igotthemagic7510]

Marry me please

[@TheControversialToon]

I kinda like how Shane seems so into Korra, much more than he was in the Last Airbender. Before, he was quiet in the discussion, barely laughed at the jokes, and sometimes he looked a little bored. Now, he pays a lot of attention, he discusses along with the others, and laughs at every joke. The Avatar finally got him :)

[@ReptileRulesall]

Its because this avatar has boobs haha

[@innocentdude4968]

ControvT Shane started getting much more into ATLA during the latter half of the series. I just think he likes this show more because its slightly more adult.

[@ShadowDuty7]

All he does is question why characters don't just kill other characters like this is GoT. It gets old.

[@MeganBrennan]

I can’t believe you guys are so close to the season finale. I can’t wait for the next episode :D

[@farimer1232]

“Pai-Shodown”? You can tell Bryke had been waiting to use that one...

[@091696g]

Eric my friend, I like to called Zaheer the Anti-Iroh. the creators was able to create Zaheer a character who has Wisdom, intelligence and strong will. His Spiritual prowess is so deep and it shows that if Iroh was evil, he could have been Zaheer. also White Lotus vs Red Lotus would be awesome right! or Zaheer team vs Iroh team!

[@aeris44]

Great observation, but the word “evil” is always up for debate with LOK antagonists. 🤔

[@Woronoa]

Iroh would drop Zaheer like a fly

[@091696g]

nice use of words

[@innocentdude4968]

aeris44 Anyone who tries to kill the Avatar is evil in my eyes.

[@pelonp3691]

I think red lotus would destroy tbh

[@guilhermebatista6925]

In this show all the 4 nations are united, so the knolage, fight styles and bending techniques are pased to every nation, that's why so many fire benders know how to bend lightning, since lightning projection and control is based on a water bending technique, before that each nation had their own costumes, but now they share everything to make a more united nation, all by the influence of Aang and the Team Avatar!

[@lalalalisa41]

Crazy fanwoman was voiced by Grey DeLisle as well :P Now you know how Zaheer knew Korra was at Zaofu. He was meeting with Aiwei in the spirit world, who was basically his informant. How is Zaheer able to do that? If it wasn't clear at this point yet, it appears that like Unalaq, he's very spiritually aligned with himself as well as being well-versed in spiritual matters. He did say that he has always been fascinated by the teachings of the air nomads and as we know, the air nomads out of everyone were the most spiritual. After hearing some more of Guru Laghima's philosophy and teachings, it makes me think that he must've been ...well, very different from the other air nomads lol

[@cichy45]

About Guru Laghima - not necessarily. From what we know Air Nomads were semi-stateless nation that valued freedom. Aside from that we don't know how much Laghima's philosophy influenced Red Lotus. I can imagine Laghima wouldn't be happy about assassinating all world leaders despite him being Anarchist / Libertarian.

[@lalalalisa41]

cichy45 That's true. Just from the few things Zaheer said though, it does sound extreme at times hence why I said that. But yeah, at the same time, we don't really know all that much.

[@lalalalisa41]

Sayem Again, it's just a bit of a surprise from what we've seen of the Air Nomads back in ATLA or even with Aang or Tenzin, ya know? Though to be fair, we haven't really learn all that much of their culture anyways.

[@SwordTune]

It's more likely a case of interpreting his words a certain way to fit his ideology.

[@lalalalisa41]

Yeah, that is a definite possibility as it does happen with a lot of people

[@dougsides6038]

Yes we've been to Misty Palms Oasis before in Last Airbender. Aang wanted to go there on vacation and that's where they met the professor from Ba Sing Se leading to the quest for the Spirit Library.

[@latentalent]

The next episode will leave you guys....breathless.

[@codymavick9068]

In the last airbender the audience is learning bending along with the characters but in Korra the audience already knows bending and the characters are already pretty good at bending. The creators of Korra didn't want to sort of drag things out just like they didn't want to rely on older nostalgic characters and concepts. But if we treat bending like a magic system TLA was better at explaining the system then Korra was. Korra focuses on philosophy more then the magic system itself.

[@raptorus7773]

You guys should try to get the legend if Korra pro bending board game for a game night, you know, when you can.

[@TimoKanal]

Legend of Korea 😂 But for real, they should try it but *only* after they finished the series (because of some potential character spoilers).

[@raptorus7773]

Timo damn auto correct.;-)

[@bloodymares]

Or they can stream the Legend of Korra game and try out the Pro-Bending Mode there.

[@darcy977]

You guys talked about how Aang and Katara both started inexperienced and got better, and how Korra was already amazing at the beginning. I completely agree, but unlike Aang, Korra is on more of a spiritual journey, then a physical journey. So you really see her spiritual growth throughout to whole show.

[@varunbhat2077]

Plus, it would be boring if they show the same journey again in TLOK. I am glad they didn;t.

[@SellavinAtoms]

The Red Lotus is the best group of villains in the Legend of Korra, having bad guy form all 4 nations, them being super strong and want to bring chaos to the world.

[@jayblack6985]

Who the flipping frackernackle disliked the video? Excuse the cheesy sub curse words I’m trying to be more clean this year.

[@flamefusion8963]

Jay Black FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK

[@romaina.6241]

The dislikes certainly comes because of Aaron's shirt.

[@091696g]

The Red Lotus members disliked this video

[@FlubbedPig]

Xai Bau is the guy who formed the Red Lotus. Guru Laghima is the ancient Airbender that Zaheer keeps talking about. Different people.

[@thewatermelon1757]

i always felt like Mako and Bolin have that pro bending style and have kept it even long after pro bending and that's very interesting to me

[@evagrius3818]

The reason why the bending change is because since the four nation aren't separated anymore, you can see that each bender use technique from other bending just like Iroh taught to Zuko in the original avatar serie

[@LordZeebee]

It's also really interesting to see how different airbending is in Korra as opposed to the original series. With Aang being the Avatar his airbending grew very different from traditional techniques and you can definitely see that in Tenzin's bending. Just like how Aang first used his airbending in a purely offensive way only after understanding earthbending, Tenzin's bending is way more direct and aggressive than Aang's first was. He thinks less like a traditional airbender and more like an avatar, dodging, redirecting but also being forceful and facing things head on when it's the best option. He's not just Aang's child, there's a bit of Toph, Zuko and obviously a whole lot of Katara in him too.

[@theanafront3746]

*glances at next episode* Oh shit. YOU ARE NOT READY. O_O

[@MetallicaRules]

They're ready. We need justice for Bosco.

[@brianalambert1192]

Zhaibou started the red lotus after ATLA. Zaheer is referring to Guru Lahima when he's talking about the airbender. And in answer to Zaheer's original place in the red lotusm it was most likely that he was going to instruct Korra in airbending. Even though he wasn't a bender, he had studied the culture, learned the airbending forms, etc.

[@VSaber365]

"Water Tribe..." I see what you did there! ^^

[@karljonson3287]

7:35 Oh shit, this always gives me chills.

[@jnliewmichael4235]

Yes!!!!! They should have reacted to Ep 10 by now! That Earth Queen scene in the next episode though. So amticipating the reaction of it XD

[@claytondefreitaslima1169]

If you are a true master of air and meditate you can hear the whispers of the spirits and they say... COWBOY BEBOP !!!!!!

[@claytondefreitaslima1169]

....but if i kill myself i won't be able to them react to COWBOY BEBOP !!!

[@claytondefreitaslima1169]

Killian seriously ? I never been wished to death before, makes me feel important

[@Martin-ld6uo]

Jesus, I don't remember the Earth Queen episode taking so long. Each week Blindwave posts a new korra video I am like "alright, this is it, this is THE episode!" and every week it middlefingers me in the face.

[@innocentdude4968]

Martin The season went from 0 to 100 real quick.

[@kimmunoz278]

im gonna rewatch the show with your episodes..! Im loving how ur doing these reaction videos. Cant wait for ur reaction on book 4 finale.!

[@neveajohnson1705]

The episode after this truly breathtaking 😂 Also the spring that they went to is the same one that Aang and the team went to right before they went to the library

[@snapgab]

Personally I really like the MMA style fighting, it really makes sense too with the modern world and the different cultures blended together. It's in the name, "mixed" martial arts! All of the styles blending together is a natural result of the modern world, with modern types of travel and communication. And the process of the styles blending together had actually already begun in ATLA, with Iroh for example studying the other elements and basing his bending techniques on them, and of course the Avatars themselves were able to study each different element, and use that knowledge to improve their skill with the different elements as well. There's a reason why old school kung-fu is old school, it's outdated, MMA constantly takes the most useful fighting techniques and constantly improves because of that, it's like natural selection for fighting, and it makes sense that many of the flashy and distinct moves have turned out to not be that effective, and that they've all adopted more streamlined kinds of fighting. (Personally though I still feel like you can still really tell the difference between all 4 elements, and that you can still tell the skill that is involved.) Old school fighting styles worked, because there wasn't that much information, and they didn't encounter that many vastly different fighting styles, which means that it takes much longer for people to notice the holes in your fighting style, because everyone nearby has more or less the same holes in their defense and more or less the same attack techniques. When you suddenly encounter a different culture with a different fighting style, or like with LOK, all of the cultures are suddenly thrown together, then all of these holes are noticed and improved much more quickly, simply because these other cultures have different kinds of attacks, and are therefore able to exploit certain holes in each other's defense more easily.

[@lalalalisa41]

snapgab 100% agreed and I couldn't have said it better.

[@AhsimNreiziev]

Plus, Republic City is clearly based on New York, whereas the Four Nations as they existed in _Avatar: The Last Airbender_ were very much based on East-Asian cultures. So it would make sense that the fighting styles that developed in Republic City would have a more Western influence rather than Eastern ones. I also wonder if it feels less 'distinctive' to us because we, as a Western audience, are more familiar with the style(s) than we were with A:TLAs styles? For example, Boxing is not the same as MMA, and both are used for Bending in _The Legend of Korra_ .

[@lalalalisa41]

Ahsim Nreiziev More specifically, RC is a mix of Manhattan, Hong Kong, and Vancouver. And I think that may be a possibility. Nowadays, we're a lot more familiar with MMA and boxing than say Hung gar or Shaolin Kung fu.

[@allisoncornell4378]

Awesome video and awesome Soldier 76 shirt Calvin. Now here's my beautiful transition. SPEAKING OF OVERWATCH are you guys going to do the short that was released at blizzcon like a month (lil more) ago? been literally dying for it

[@t-error760]

it is the misty palm oasis, that's the library episode, but the ice melted and aang feel disappointed about that cuz originally he want's to go there bcause he knew that there's an ice in the middle of a desert, u know that aang loves riding penguin, koi and he excited bout the ice too. i mean who doesn't ?

[@Alexm0321]

The choreographer of ATLA also worked on LOK btw

[@MARYWTHER]

Misty Palm Oasis was the one where the Gaang went to try and find the Library. Where they met professor Zei before going into the Desert. So yes, they went there, but there was no giant bloc of ice, it had already melted and it was a sucky place full of poor people when they went there on ATLA.

[@abelskie]

Aang used Earthbender style to airbend the sabretooth moose lion when Sokka was trapped in the ground, Katara used Earthbending style also when she blocked Hama's attack, and of course, lightning redirection was based off of Waterbending styles. Agree that the bending styles merged and evolved through the years...

[@kuzuefsan]

Chaos is a ladder 😏

[@reziahangelicafamorcan4880]

Kuzu Efsan I was just thinking that 😂

[@nicholaslemosdecarvalho5328]

Misty palm oasis is where Aang and crew found professor Zei, the guy who was looking for Wan Shi Tong Library

[@shadowphoenix2328]

P'Li will keep Zaheer's body warm alright hehe 😈 and he's self aware it's a win win for both of them

[@cora-illus]

Never thought BW comments could be so toxic 😢😢

[@shadowphoenix2328]

Cora that person started it for no reason getting triggered over a harmless comment

[@cora-illus]

Shadow Phoenix I see that

[@shadowphoenix2328]

Killian how is it my fantasy? It's a joke if you couldn't tell dumbass

[@maxpalombella11]

Zaheer is Avatar's Bane. Best villain IMO

[@jebeifinn443]

SPOILERS: The next episode is FOR THE BOSCO !!!!

[@ShadowsK.Y]

Xai Bau and Guru Laghima are two different people. Guru Laghima was the guru who was on the necklace that Zaheer keeps quoting, and Xai Bau was the man who founded the Red Lotus.

[@DaTruRoxzenFlax]

I can't wait for Eric's reaction in the next video.. his predictions come to light.

[@rrcalidguid2225]

Apart from "specialization" in bending, another significance among the Red Lotus members we know is that they have a great natural connection to the Spirit world. Aang's only natural-born Airbender, the sole air bending master for decades, cannot connect to the Spirit World and he's devoted his entire life to do so. We know that spirit connection is "gifted" to a select few--- Jinora can do exactly what her father has attempted all his life with the greatest of ease. It is not a coincidence that three of six featured Red Lotus members have powerful Spirit connection: Zaheer, Unalaq, Aiwei. According to Zaheer, the Red Lotus being originally intended for mentoring the Avatar not just on the physical but on spiritual side of bending. And it makes sense. One of the high ranking leaders, if not the highest ranking of the White Lotus in ATLA is Grand Lotus Iroh. It is also not a coincidence that a high ranking member of the original and "ideal" White Lotus is spiritually connected. That was what the original Red Lotus wanted to emulate. An order that guides the Avatar spiritually, not glorified body guards that the White Lotus has turned to.

[@karljonson3287]

I just love this episode.

[@twilight_lupinesilva4691]

I like Ming-hua, she's actually really pretty, plus the idea of being able to make water arms using your shoulders, hips, and legs is really cool.

[@Mandorain]

I think the pro bending scene helped benders flow together dont think having old style fighters would do well in a match.

[@Ginny855]

The poem on the neclace was by Guru Laghima! Believe me: He is the much more important air bender! :D

[@neonoires]

Did you guys hear that one of the principle writers of Avatar: The Last Airbender (cartoon) is developing a show for Netflix?

[@0Lissa0]

Regarding the fights, I felt that sense of earning with the characters in The Last Airbender, and not so much here in Korra, but I believe that is not the focus of this show. Korra had greater challenges in a personal field than Aang, with spirits and ideals, and that's why for me, this show gives me anguish, but also a bigger sense of accomplishment. I hope I didn't give away too much. Guys, I LOVE THIS CHANNEL! I discovered it just a few days ago, after binge-watching Aang's arc (again, yeah), and then going to other shows and movies, reactions and discussions. Congrats! Loving it, and subscribed. Thanks for the work.

[@Wowluckylolz]

lmao the subtitles: *Hey guys crew blown away by Mary Jane...*

[@Multigameguy35]

Same desert iceberg as in atla.

[@otakuriser]

Excited for next week.

[@091696g]

I know that the Blindwave crew record their reaction earlier and rarely read the comments but I do hope some of the comments are highlighted to them since some of the "hidden" meanings or other mind blowing comments are known by them. Also in ATLA done story telling better but LOK done villains better. Imagine if Zaheer, AMON, Ghazan and Pli where the bad guy in this book, Team Avatar will be Wrecked!

[@sofaris576]

I personally disagree. I know Azula falls into the Category of being evil fore the sake of having a bad guy but I still found that she is the coolest most charismatic and most empathize able villain in the show is. The villains in LOK are cool but they dont really made me feel much.

[@LifeMushroom]

If you guys like the fight choreography now, you'll love it in the finale of this season.

[@dwightnorton7451]

The guy has spirit link thought abilities

[@theawesomeman9821]

Zahair is basically the Batman villain Bane and the League of Shadows, anarchist to the core.

[@BobbyBoy-pe2qt]

No

[@briannaallen7916]

It was during the library arc before the invasion

[@vixevinweria8400]

Zaheer spent 13 years in prison where his options were eat,drink,sleep,train,or meditate. He has had time to practice.

[@shadowphoenix2328]

Zai Bow is the Red Lotus leader and Guru Lahima is the airbender that Zaheer idolizes they aren't the same person

[@dandyspacedandy]

Mako just use your fuckin lightning.

[@MetallicaRules]

That comes later

[@Woronoa]

The One True Deku He has to get past the plot barrier first

[@dandyspacedandy]

I know, point is he doesn't do it _now_ becaaause?...

[@isaiahmiller3180]

Zaheer just casually murders someone lol

[@eliascastillo2970]

Since Zaheer mentioned Xai Bau as the founder of the Order of the Red Lotus, do you think Avatar Studios released an animation about the early years of the Red Lotus?

[@jv42no70]

It’s Guru Laheema not Jaibou.

[@XenithKain]

Korra's learning is similar to aang's but she is learning the spiritual side of being the avatar as she already knew the physical side.

[@jasonsmith3032]

They got weapons they're probably not benders. . . Aang had a staff, Zuko had twin blades, and the Bei Fong forces literally use their bending to manipulate their weapons. . .

[@troybeverly912]

I know this is not related to Korra but posting since its your latest vid. Why has the RWBY reactions stopped? RWBY is one of my favorite shows right now and love watching your reactions to it. I thought you all got the okay from Rooster Teeth to post reactions or has it changed since you all posted the last RWBY reaction?

[@troybeverly912]

Declan McKenna alright thanks for the info, sucks that they cannot do the reviews as they come but it will be alright to wait

[@ThePerProductions]

It would be awesome if you started a reaction series on Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency! It’s such a great show! All the best!

[@Mitchiepoo97]

Xi bao is not the air bender guru, he was the founder of the red lotus. Guru wahima was the air bender. (Forgive my spelling)

[@selcukseyhan2082]

where is 'Naturel order is disorder'

[@zairaner1489]

they skipped it :(

[@shadowphoenix2328]

selçuk seyhan it is there

[@Alphakobra24]

today the blind Wave will be BREATHLESS......

[@asomefacepro]

Zaheer disappears* Eric: Zathere!

[@rubberband22]

Highly recommend watching the Kay and Skittles video on the politics of Korra. Still love the show, but how they write anarchy can be pretty glaring

[@chrisklitou7573]

Is this the same town as the town in The Desert episode in Last airbender?

[@lazyman1128]

Is next episode the one i think it is? Or is it 3x11?

[@DigitalFumbles]

Oh it's the next one. :P Been looking forward to that one.

[@lazyman1128]

Austral Actually I just remembered the whole Asami Korra thing that happens next episode and now im pretty sure i was thinking about 3x11.

[@DigitalFumbles]

Well, if you were talking 'bout the queen, that would be the next episode. If not, then I guess I misunderstood. xD

[@ObligedUniform]

'Long live the queen'

[@jebeifinn443]

ObligedUniform Yeah I love title's name XD FOR THE BOSCO !!!

[@TheKat12364]

Well Zahere has always been extremely spiritual and knowledgable about air bending and the spirits, with thirteen years in prison i have no doubt that Zahere traveled there many times.

[@ВаняКонстантинов-я3о]

Чувак ты бредишь, обычные люди смогли попадать в мир духов только после когда порталы стали открытыми.

[@radial2074]

Why doesn't macco use his lightning? We know he can. Since only another master fire bender can redirect it, it would seem like you should use it all the time. That's what Azula would do; it was very effective.

[@alexpapas99]

HOLY SHIT! How is EVERY single episode in book 3 AWEWOME?

[@youcefazizou6356]

Jaibao is not guru lahima, guru lahima is a spiritual monk who live about 4000 years ago, while jaibao(sorry if i spelled it wrong) is the one who created the red lotus after the 100 year war, amd he won't come up in the story again unlike guru lahima

[@batprofile9183]

Zaheer is Batman ! Thank gods that there is new korra episode , after finishing Young Justice I watch only Korra and rewatching Young Justice reactions

[@smitty1647]

looks like space bernie sanders on calvin's shirt

[@meghanobrien3045]

The less distinctive fighting style of LOK may be more to do with the fact that the nations are now mixing together, we know that Korra is pure water tribe but Mako, Bolin, and Asami are a mixture of fire and earth kingdoms so their cultures would blend into one.

[@ApexCalibre]

The Guru Zaheer mentions IS important

[@shadowlover4556]

Aw man..can't you Guys do like 2 Episodes so we see more😊

[@nbeutler1134]

When you realize Zaheer’s philosophy is pretty reasonable😂

[@davenathan2002]

Do you know who once said "I got 99 problems, but a bitch ain't one?" The wise Guru Jay-Z. An airbender.

[@prinsmarsvin]

I think he meant that there shouldn't be a person as powerful as the avatar. That's what he wants to turn the world back to. Before the avatar.

[@yolandag8436]

LOK also probably had a bigger budget for the animation though thanks to ATLA thats why it looks better

[@IronDoggo]

Hey y'all should react to the Overwatch animated short "honor & glory"

[@agentwesker5237]

Can anyone send me next episodes link i wanna watch their reaction SO BAD

[@jonvp9038]

Possible Spoiler: You guys almost brought it up, but I think it's kind of implied that Sokka was killed by Zaheer/Red Lotus!

[@zairaner1489]

Implied how?

[@brandonchandlerMGnO]

I would also like to know.