*LEGEND OF KORRA* is getting GOOD (S4 - part one)

[@therealneal3034]

Aang said it in Season 1. "When we hit our lowest point, we are open to the greatest change."

[@Fordo007]

Korra sadly realizing that your ‘lowest point’ can grow and get lower every season.

[@44r0n-9]

@@Fordo007 Season 2 finale was her lowest point for sure. Depending on how you interpret the scene at the cliff, she was on the verge of killing herself.

[@vlad_gor_]

​@@44r0n-9that was season 1

[@veggiesnake4430]

@@44r0n-9 To be fair, Korra lost her Earth, Fire, and Water-bending in S1. In S3, she lost, her Earth, Fire, Water, AND Air-bending, as well as her ability to walk. For someone who defines herself as a fighter and a protector, S3 Finale and early S4 was even lower than S1 Finale, especially since she couldn't rely on her previous incarnations to help her this time.

[@lbentosoares4]

​@@veggiesnake4430As I like to point out, Korra was destroyed mentally (S1), Spiritually (S2) and then Physically (S3), season 4 was about her overcoming depression and rebuilding herself as a different person altogether, the avatar the world thinks it doesn't need but the one that is there for them anyways.

[@KThyme]

Toph calling Korra "twinkle toes" always gets me.

[@tutunepan492]

❤

[@rebeccawhite2155]

The episodes with Toph always make me cry because she gets the answer to her question from ALTA. She asked if Aang thought friendships could last multiple life times. We saw with Aang that was true because Monk Gyatso was friends with Avatar Ruko and helped raise Aang. In this series we get to see all of the gaang except Sokka continue to have meaningful connections with Korra.

[@shreyakar9220]

I think i read sonewhere sokka died trying to save korra, and uf not korra and sokka were close as katara was her waterbending master

[@HarizAbadi-vd4do]

Aang never wanted to be the Avatar, but he was forced to grow up and take the role for the good of the world. Korra loved the idea of being the Avatar and wanted to do it so badly, but was struck down at every turn. Everyone kept saying she was not needed, no one respected her and every other person wanted to kill her. That's some tragic stuff man. They literally broke her down... 😢

[@9TrixieTurner6]

Yeah its two very different worlds they came into, Aang was desperately needed and the people had big emotions for him. For Korra there wasn't a big call for her so shes just kind of this vague figure for most people.

[@noonyes3159]

I believe somewhere in the lore it states that avatars are born opposite of the last one. Aang didn't want to be avatar, korra did. Aang was passive as korra was aggressive. Aang mastered air easily and took over 100 years to master the other elements while korra mastered earth, fire and water easily and struggled with air. Its all opposite.

[@Marta-uv4id]

Korra Alone is one of my favorite episodes of not just the Avatar universe, but any show out there. How it handles depression, PTSD, Korra trying to heal but it just not working, her finally getting somewhat better physically but still being haunted mentally... Rarely have I felt for any show what I feel when watching this episode. Korra's entire arc in season 4 is some of my favorite storytelling ever.

[@DigiMyst]

If I recall, the first few episodes of S4 were pretty strong, but then the plot gets a little wonky towards the end. Still, Korra really developed as a character.

[@JamailvanWestering]

@@DigiMystnah it’s strong from start to finish

[@GoldenLeafsMovies]

​@@JamailvanWesteringThe whole giant mech thing reminded me of season 2 finale which wasn't my favorite. It was handled better but still has that "giant enemy about to destroy the world" feel.

[@rebeccawhite2155]

I love a lot of the parallel they draw between Korra Alone and Zuko Alone. Amazing story telling.

[@TheeWandaStan]

@@GoldenLeafsMovies well when your main protagonist is the most powerful character in universe, they would need to go a little beyond the average threat. book 4’s finale is one of my top 3 avatar finales after ATLA + LOK book 3

[@LS-Lizzy]

Pretty sure Korra cries at the end of S3 because the air benders are saying they’ll take up the mantle and maintain the balance of the world in the avatars absence and Korra is realizing that she’s not needed anymore, which is something all the villains she’s faced have told her.

[@CortexNewsService]

Which isn't what the airbenders meant at all. But with the trauma she's gone through very recently, she's going to hear it through that filter.

[@AFMountaineer2000]

I never thought of that but it makes a lot of sense

[@FatLittleButterfly]

and all the success letters she received when trying to get better. The world is solving its problem without the need of the avatar

[@alexlannister950]

It also doesn't help that she spends her whole life until that point, focusing on being the Avatar. She doesn't even see herself as a person behind her role as Avatar which is pretty sad. It kinda of how Azula never allowed herself to be a normal kid because Ozai was making her his war weapon

[@jonasquinn7977]

That’s a good interpretation. IMO it was less her realising she wasn’t needed and more that them having to step up like that, unintentionally, threw her condition in her face and reminded her of how powerless she was

[@clydeericksoncapati7566]

For Korra to deny her identity as the avatar is pretty jarring, especially if you consider how much she prides herself being the avatar. Her very first line of the series is. "I'm the avatar. You have to deal with it" Imagine how much it broke her to even deny who she was, something she was so proud of ever since she was a kid.

[@edgarretana8377]

Just so you’re aware. The remembrances episode was not planned by the writers of the show. Instead of that they were planning an episode to explain Kuvira as a character but around that point Nickelodeon was reducing their funds for the show and hit them with an ultimatum. The recap episode was a way to prevent anyone on the producing team from getting fired.

[@MysteryToonGamer]

Like this so that it can be seen by Natalie

[@gatr2897]

I swear there isn't a show on that whole network that Nickelodeon hasn't seriously fucked with. The higher-ups are just thoroughly delusional. Like I've heard of this story before already, but playing Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2, the character select screen just reminds me so much about Nickelodeons greed with how many series on the roster were fucked with

[@Jupiter-T]

@@gatr2897 Cartoon Network has also done some crappy stuff surrounding their shows. These networks don't know what to do with shows that aren't episodic and goofy

[@TwilightChomperEnthusiast]

@@gatr2897The entire ordeal with Korra in particular was BS.

[@geneticjen9312]

The combination of "nice to see you again, twinkletoes" with her in ATLA asking "do you really think friendships can last more than one lifetime?" always hits me in the feels

[@jenndevault741]

korra and zuko are the only two characters to share a single episode called “Zuko alone” and “Korra Alone” furthering the creators parallels between the two. and they even have alot of artistic scenes that mirror each other, i literally love it. and soooo much of korra’s personality is shaped around her physical bending and strength so this was a perfect challenge in her character.

[@sergioaccioly5219]

Still on the paralels between both episodes, there'sthis smal visual clue, in thatboth had their left eyes squinting because of prior injuries.

[@CatMage1014]

15:01 I remember watching this first years ago and feeling so horrible for Korra, unable to imagine the pain she must have been going through in her physical recovery. Then I watched LoK again after I had major back surgery after I lost feeling below my waist and it *hurt* how much I related to the experience of watching Korra learn to walk again. I did the same exercises that she did in this show and then some. It took me about three months to relearn how to walk and stand properly. Now, almost three years after my surgery, I still can't feel about half of my right leg, I can't run because some of the muscles in my feet don't support me well enough for it, I can't spread my last two toes on my right foot because the nerve connecting there was the most damaged. Only after watching LoK again after all of this, I related to her struggle on such a deeper level because I lived it ❤

[@roosmarijn2634]

Korra cutting her hair has always reminded me of Zuko and Iroh cutting their hair, because all of them force themselves into a new identity. Remarkably enough, all three of them transformed into an 'Earth kingdom' version of themselves.

[@Godofbeingasmartass]

And Zuko's main episode was called Zuko Alone and Korra's was called Korra Alone.

[@chloec4009]

"Do you really think friendships can last more than one lifetime?" Just Like Gyatso was to Roku and Aang, Toph remains friends with both Aang and Korra, makes me tear up every time

[@kwanarchive]

Earth bending is considered to be the furthest from the spiritual type bending. So I love the fact that Toph's mastery of Earth bending (in doing so, inventing metal bending) allows her to listen to the vines - which is not an Earth thing, but it is energy - and become more spiritual as an Earth bender.

[@619Slipk]

Never paid enough attention to this but man, the voice actor for her mom did a great job in this scene ( 14:30 )

[@dreamfyre3868]

If you played Read Dead Redemption 2, her voice should be familiar to you. She voiced Sadie Adler.

[@jonasquinn7977]

The thing with Toph is it’s less that she hasn’t changed and more that she went from a sassy and carefree child to an authoritative and responsible adult and then went back to being a sassy and carefree old woman

[@captironsight]

That Sokka edit had me dying.

[@GamingClipz96]

Well he did too 💀

[@patrickcromwell7554]

The point you brought up about Kuvira getting engaged to Batar Jr. is actually pretty valid. Personally I think it's s bit of BOTH. I think Kuvira genuinely loves Su completely and she does indeed want the Earth Kingdom to flourish and thrive. I think she does indeed love Batar Jr. as well, but she's also deeply in support of "The Greater Good" that she will indeed choose IT over loved ones. She's willing to become the villain if she can attain peace for everyone else.

[@Jupiter-T]

Yeah she's very much an extremist whose ideals get corrupted and lost in her resoluteness. When she turns against those she cares about, she believes she's making a "sacrifice" for the good of her nation. And her ego and power complex leads her to believe that she's the only person who is capable of doing things correctly.

[@yuri205ful]

Toph is definitely one of the highlights of the season, and yes, toph does feel the same, I love how she does the same movements toph did as a kid. The voice actor does a great a job too

[@dannyholy8]

Season 4 always gets me. I always think what could have been if the writers knew from the beginning that they have 4 seasons to write and not the big mess that was done. Still they did so well with what they had.

[@kuivia]

I feel like nat is forgetting that Aang picked up bending really easily too, Korra practiced Water, Fire and Earth bending from the age of 3 while Aang didn't start anything other than Air (which he was A MASTER OF) until like 12

[@JamesWiseMagic]

The Korra Alone episode is just so freaking good. A lot of people hate Korra as a character and there definitely is many times we as the audience start to root against her but the character growth she has is excellent writing! The person who she was to the person she becomes is fantastic storytelling!

[@LittleMan27]

Korra is headstrong like Toph, hot-heated like Zuko & passionate like Katara. She’s also naturally talented and learning bending comes easily to them, especially Toph & Zuko.

[@patrickcromwell7554]

When you consider Kuvira's confident intimidating demeanor, it's not that much of a stretch to believe the SHE had bandits attack Kai and Opal. I mean unlike typical bandits, who would have been sloppy and violent, they went straight for the supplies, almost ignoring the Airbenders entirely. It was too well organized for common bandits. At least it seemed like it to me.

[@alexroth882]

I don’t think there’s really any evidence to support this but it’s a fun a theory. Though, we saw at the end of book 3 that everybody was taking advantage of having no monarch so bandits and other thievery are not hard to envision while the Earth Kingdom is still in disarray

[@TimothyGod]

​@@alexroth882I think it also helps that she employed some bandits early in the season, I wonder if there are any returning faces

[@gamerbear84]

@@alexroth882 It's never said out loud, but they made a whole scene where she literally forced bandits into her service on top of them oh so conveniently working right into her plan to force leaders' hands in signing over their rule, so I feel it's pretty strongly implied.

[@-nav-398]

That was my thinking. My first thought was who would realistically have access to a plane given the that they were only really introduced in season 1.

[@joshberninger8355]

I always thought they were sent by Kuvira. Never even had considered that they weren’t.

[@lornepribbeno3760]

I love how every season reintroduced someone from Last Airbender as they are now. Season 1 had Katara, season 2 had Iroh in the spirit world, season 3 had Zuko, and season 4 had Toph.

[@Kassabonn]

Korra alone left me crying when I first saw it. I had a heavy spine surgery at 14 and the aftermath of it left me with chronic backpain. I've had that pain for about 8 years now and the first years it was a lot worse than it is now. Wanting to do things when your body doesn't let you is a horrible feeling. Trying all you can but it still not doing quite enough is devastating. You start to mourn your life before the pain. And it's so hard to face old friends again, because you can see that they all continued their lives while yours stood still. Seeing this episode really hit home. Especially since the time skip of 3 years is exactly how long it took for me to kind of get my life started back up again. Also her frustrated outburst against Katara is so relatable, followed by the immediate apology because it's not Katara's fault, but the frustration just needed to be let out cause it's been building up.

[@papl20]

Korra season 4 has such a special and significant place in my heart. I had a stroke at age 24 that left me unable to do anything by myself, walk, speak, eat, write, think.... often I thought I survive but at what cost? I re-watched these episodes in the middle of my rehabilitation and I can't explain how connected I felt with Korra, I went from being an active, smart, happy-go-lucky woman to a shell of a person. But however sad it was, the experience was a learning process as well... I didn't know how much of a hyper-independent person I was, needing help and having no other choice but to rely on people was HORRIBLE, and such a mix of emotions as well, i felt eternally grateful but ashamed, i felt loved but i was so angry at myself and my body. I'm happy to have made an almost full recovery but the consequences are there and they'll be there forever. Every single emotion that Korra was feeling, I felt it as well. I loooove how realistic it was.

[@yuri205ful]

Some people don't like this season, when I was younger I didn't like either, but nowadays I realy enjoy this season. Especially the korra alone episode, and some others coming after. It's a great season to explore korra's weaknesses and development, and the villain is amazing. I'm sure you will love it

[@Hattnissen]

I like the comment you brought attention to i the beginning of this video. Another thing to add to that perspective is that at the ceremony Tenzin aknowledges that the air nation now will take the Avatars spot as the protectors of the world while Korra is recovering. Which I assume in Korras ears rings as "you are being replaced because you are not good enough anymore". That I think is something that interferes with her whole identity of being the avatar, the saviour and protector of the world, while being pushed around in a wheelchair.

[@HadesPerennial]

Bryke: And here we have our tortured Korra season Natalie: 😈 YES 😂😂😂

[@TheVisionaryLeo]

more like Nataile: "Yay! :D"

[@LeonardoKlotz]

This is why I had a deeper connection with LOK than ATLA It's easier for me to identify with young adults than children Plus, Korra's struggle with depression really speaks to me

[@wtimmins]

I have deep affection for Aang and the Gaang. But Korra... yeah. And it's funny, detractors would brush off what a powerful and accomplished character Korra is while not realizing that's the point, and the contrast to actually dealing with failure and loss.

[@sheryll1536]

Same, I was surprised to find myself loving TLOK more than ATLA but the way they handled mental health was *chef’s kiss*

[@darquidarqui]

I really, really love The Legend of Korra, and as much deserved praise season 3 gets, this last season hit me SO HARD. This one felt so personal, so intimate, so emotionally powerful... the mature themes and stellar character developement from Korra was truly mesmerizing. This is not only my favorite season of Korra but my favorite season in the Avatar franchise overall. Korra Alone is such a masterfully executed episode with such a sweet last second reveal. Super excited to see how this hits for you Nat!

[@hub3rty]

Nat pleaseeee can we get part 2 yet

[@luciuscabralzenardo2897]

pleeeeasee

[@PALMERUSA21]

Kora was never in Aang’s Shadow. It was always Tenzin who felt he was in his Father’s Shadow.

[@LeVidocq]

Within the show she wasn't in Aangs shadow, but in the context of the fandom she definitely was.

[@Savagemode473]

Aang is Aang, Korra is Korra. No one is in anyone's shadow

[@djlow9915]

The chair spin. The mini handclaps. Nat's back with more Korra 😊

[@pavelmedbery3055]

19:09. the reaction to the last scene of this season is gonna be effing bananas, I seriously can't wait. Also, side note, Aang died so young because of being frozen in the iceberg for 100 years. That drained his life force, causing him to die at the (biological) age of 66.

[@Noct31]

I really love how interconnected the events of season 3 and 4 are. Its almost like if you let the creatives know they are getting more than one season at a time they can really craft some compelling stories, NICKELODEON.

[@zetzle]

"i threw some rocks at the avatar, he got all whiny, and sokka fell in a hole" is one of the funniest moments in avatar and i'll die on that hill bc the c plot to aang and zuko's Intense Training Plots is sokka falling in a hole and being antagonized by the cutest and most terrifying atla creature we've seen

[@chronics23]

Toph calling korra twinkle toes gets me teary eyed every time, it hits so hard

[@afictionate]

I love that this show was able to show the difficulty of leaving parts of your life in the past. Aang had Ozai to build toward and then just a happy ending. We get to see Korra have to deal with the big bad of each season slowly build doubt, fear, and loss within her and show her have to deal with it in a way that the original couldn't.

[@alchemist6658]

Yes season four! I like that Toph really became Yoda in the avatar universe living in the swamp 😁 And Kuvira is voiced by Robin Williams daughter Zelda.

[@realtenaciousg]

The Sokka cutaway was perfect

[@windriver2363]

Fun fact: the bandit that attacks Opal and Kai and took the supplies is one of the people that Kuvira captured after the attack on her train, so he was clearly doing so on Kuvira's orders. This shows that Kuvira has been causing at least some of the trouble in the earth kingdom as a tactic to manipulate people into joining her.

[@keeganbate8935]

This season is divisive among some groups of fans. But I STRONGLY believe that it is the most intelligently written season they've done and where I get the most hope for the eventual third series around the earth bending avatar one day!

[@GoldenLeafsMovies]

I think it has to do with setting it up with season 3 and knowing they would work on it, unlike season 1&2. While I do have my problems with the show, I really liked this season (especially the parts with Bolin and Varrick).

[@martophrenia]

The only huge problem is a “lost episode”, but other than that it’s a very strong entry

[@AFMountaineer2000]

In order for me is season 3, 4, 1 then 2

[@kitkompo]

im happy you’re watching/reviewing all of TLoK, but im even more happy you have been enjoying this series, thank you. 😀

[@amberleewoodhouse5817]

I was a teenager struggling with my own battle of severe PTSD when this came out. Watching Korra struggle with her own healing journey was so helpful to me.

[@edgarretana8377]

The “sokka watching this video” had me just as dead as he is 💀🙊

[@kimkimrock1]

I really appreciate that Korra has a mentor relationship with characters like katara and toph, just like Gyatso was friends with avatar Roku and then became Aangs mentor and guardian. And it’s similar with other avatars too, like kyoshi and her mentors

[@ThatGuyyy1]

Hahaha I absolutely loved your "OH SHIT YEAH YEAH YEAH!!" after the first episode. The emotional complexity, intensity, and depth of this show is so good...

[@Bootyeatter6969]

WE NEED THE PART 2!

[@TheRubberDuck77]

at 16:15 I so see a look on Katara's face like.... you sound so much like Aang right now. It gave me flashbacks of Aang blowing up at everyone about them not knowing what it's like to have to kill someone when it goes against everything that you are.

[@nicksmyth4050]

Kuvira is my favorite villain in the Avatar franchise. She’s the perfect dark reflection to Korra (with a “healthy” dose of Ozai and nazi allegory thrown into the mix) Also, you ever notice the darkest characters in the shows (Ozai, Azula, & Kuvira) are voiced by extremely funny people in real life?

[@Kyukon-038]

"It's good to see you again, twinkle toes" Gotta be the nicest thing Toph ever said to anybody.

[@jjman1232]

So I am physically disabled so I walk with a limp and there’s been surgeries where I’ve had to basically relearn how to walk. I’ve always really liked this section of season 4 cause they handle it so well and I know Korras pain

[@Diogolindir]

Korra always got into my feelings but this year I had to go through a severe medical syndrome and I had to learn to walk again. Im lifting weights again such as Korra is fighting again but the mental healing is another deal.

[@lordofninjas1]

I'm happy that you've started Season 4 (I know you're ahead on Patreon) and I'm excited to see you react to the remainder of the Season. Bit of a fun fact, Kuvira is voiced by Robin Williams's daughter Zelda, and it's really kinda her first major role in anything. Maybe it's just cool to me cause I'm a big Robin Williams fan and a big Legend of Zelda fan (which she is named after), but still. I was excited to see Toph too when I watched the show when it was first airing, especially since I was under the impression that she was dead prior to that. As far as the dog "seeing" the spirit, it's not just that specific dog, it's believed that in general dogs and some other animals are able to sense different energies and changes in surroundings and things like that, even before humans are able to. There's many stories of animals sensing things like sicknesses and pregnancies and such in humans even before the humans themselves know about it. It's also why Paranormal Investigators will sometimes bring dogs with them during investigations, because the dogs can pick up on things that humans or their machines may not be able to. It's good that you're wrapping the series up soon (or probably already have it wrapped up on Patreon), because we have the live-action ATLA remake coming to Netflix in February, as well as other shows and movies set in the Universe coming out over the next few years.

[@timlangel6211]

This season came out while I was in therapy working through PTSD. I will always love it for the journey Korra goes through.

[@j.d8001]

Part 2 please, part 2 please, part 2 please❤❤❤❤ I'm sorry for being a pain

[@does-it-really-matter-who-am-I]

4x02 episode is tremendously worth showing how actually hard to handle mental health problems like PTSD is. You could kick spirits, and villains and do some great things, but you would get some scars, and your mind can be damaged even more than a physical condition. And people tend to underestimate how hard could be to recover and how long it could actually take to get well after all. It could be hard even if the whole world respects you for what are you doing. If you fail and be abandoned by everyone... It's hard to imagine how traumatic it is, but it happens from time to time.

[@michaelross4678]

So interesting Toph’s first and last appearance was in the swamp! Also…she’s now the “Get out of my swamp you kids” lady from Futurama.

[@wtimmins]

Kuvira is voiced by Zelda Williams, Robin Williams' daughter. Love her!

[@MTStingray]

We still getting a part 2?

[@JoshV_TX]

Aang going from not really wanting to be the Avatar to doing what needs to be done and Korra being so headstrong about being the Avatar only to find out that there’s much more than just fighting and shit is probably my favorite thing.

[@richardfeynman4452]

Haha the sokka meme made my day. Props to the editor.

[@D3m0nR0b]

I will continue to push back on this idea that "everything came easy to Korra", it did not. She took an entire season to learn airbending, she has lost access to being able to contact previous Avatars, and (this is my personal opinion) she faces villains far more intimidating and dangerous then The Last Airbenders big bad in the Fire Lord.

[@ieyke]

And all of her villains are far more terrifying and complex than anything Aang had to deal with.

[@amellowblue]

She was also trained from infancy to be the Avatar. In season one she has already had a decade of training and having a chip on her shoulder as the new Avatar

[@ieyke]

@@amellowblue Yea, she had already figured out 3/4th of the elements by the time she was FOUR. Bending is like breathing to Korra. It's just a natural part of who she is.

[@9TrixieTurner6]

Plus despite being gifted as a physical bender doesn't help as much as you'd think when the worlds issues have more of a political spin.

[@ieyke]

@@9TrixieTurner6 Exactly. And that's why season 1 and season 4 are the best seasons. They're both complicated political diplomatic catastrophes that Korra is ill-equipped to handle. Especially in season 1, where she's completely in over her head, it doesn't matter that she's the most powerful bender in the entire history of the franchise, because her bending only makes things worse.

[@PugzGaming]

“Nice to see you again twinkle toes” this breaks me every dam time 😭😭😭

[@antoniogonzales1976]

Philece Sampler (RIP) matched Jessie Flower's (Michaela Murphy) interpretation of Toph perfectly.

[@mattyice9537]

The fact Katara helps rehab Aang in his new life is so wholesome

[@ieyke]

"She's got a special relationship with Asami, you know?" I do know. >_>

[@Heavensrun]

I love this show, and Korra's struggles with her mental health in S4 are a big part of that. Seasons 3 and 4 really raised the bar on storytelling.

[@MARYWTHER]

What I like about this season is how it's the final season and yet we circle back to an Ozai-like type of villain. Or at least Sozin. You know, this idea of "bringing greatness" to an entire nation if not more, even tho forced and totalitarian. This is what ultimately created the 100 years war Aang had to deal with.

[@charliefarmer4365]

Toph might be tough, but the tone she used when Korra was getting the metal out of her shows that even the hardest rocks have a bit of moss.

[@patrickmclaughlin302]

In ATLA, we're watching Aang struggle with (not) wanting to be the Avatar in a world that desperately needs him. In LOK, we're watching Korra struggle with wanting to be the Avatar in a world that no longer needs her.

[@ThyCoolio]

The last airbender: A human learning to become the avatar. Legend of korra: The avatar learning to become human

[@9TrixieTurner6]

I've never really vibed with this idea that it comes too easy for korra or she doesn't struggle. Its true shes a naturally talented bender but its the same way Aang was naturally talented as a mediator and such. They both have different areas they struggle with and thats the point, they both have different problems they struggle with. It just so happens that Korras are on the non physical side.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Nat acting like Korra hasn't struggled with thoughts of ending her life and crippling anxiety and depression in every single season.... Just because she can "bend easily"... Doesn't mean she hasn't struggled even more than Aang in other ways.. Think of it this way too, she didn't defeat a single main antagonist by herself either. She wants so much to be the hero, but often times it's too difficult despite her physical prowess. And I think it's largely due to her emotional and mental struggles.

[@SamuraiiAlek]

Perfect timing! I just sat down to eat breakfast and was wondering what I was going to watch while I eat!

[@supremecai5857]

Toph in ATLA 'Can friendships really last more than one lifetime?' Aang 'I don't see why not.' 22:30

[@RayMcElroy50]

The Earth Nation outfit really suits Korra

[@stevemerton137]

I think Katara's personality changing and Toph's not changing makes sense. Waterbenders are all about change and adapting. Earthbenders are steadfast and unchanging.

[@masterdude9419]

"Can you imagine how much pain Aang felt when he learned that his entire culture had been taken from him?" "Or, how much pain I felt when I lost my mother?"

[@UncleMilo]

While I love the original series, I like Korra even more... though I respect that Korra could not have been the awesome show it was if it didn't have the original series as a foundation. I think Korra is just such a well written character and her character arc over these four seasons is outstanding.

[@ozancanhacioglu4042]

Nat's reaction when she sees Varrick...PRICELESS!!!!! Oh the annoyance... xD

[@ilamsy2500]

when is part two?

[@richardparadox163]

The “Sokka watching this video” meme may be the hardest I’ve ever laughed at a Natalie Gold video (besides Nat not realizing she was streaming). Once again, bravo to the Editor.

[@bluerockhorsemanship796]

Hiii nat, your hair looks amazing! I've been looking forward to this video! Thank you, keep it up ❤🎉😊

[@Shirona_1121]

This is my favorite season!! I have been waiting for your reaction to this for so long!! glad you like it!!

[@luminaryprism75]

Big fan of the first half of this season, less so the latter half. Character work in the beginning is insanely good!

[@niftyjimmymack]

I love toph, she is my favourite character in all of avatar, I just wish we had got more of her throughout the show, but I'm happy with what little we got.

[@K000H]

I think you're thinking about Jinora's bald head the wrong way. She didn't choose to shave her head because of her master's degree tattoo. She had to shave her head to get the tattoo on her head 😂 Ain't no magical applications in this universe.

[@ВаняКонстантинов21.01]

The moment when Korra smiled with tears was simply cut out here. Thank you damn!

[@pustbudett]

Can't wait for next part!!

[@kiquegonzalez8858]

Love your hair like this nat! You’re so beautiful. Don’t get me wrong I love the curls too just nice seeing you change it up. Thank you for the videos

[@tinor9591]

16:41 this line and its delivery never fails to make me tear up

[@nyceone43]

The best season for sure! Everything comes together so well.

[@Chocoloco_yt]

I really recommend She-ra and the pricincess of power as the next show to react to. It is one of my fav animated shows.

[@antoniogonzales1976]

I am so excited to continue this journey with you, missed you since last time.

[@JamesBond-jt4xb]

Love your hair straightened, looked a bit like kora lol. Love the vids, stay foxy and much love to all!! 😘

[@Pseudo___]

Natalie gets a lot of joy out of Koras suffering

[@robertmckenna3994]

The return of the original grump.