SEASON 2 & EVIL SPIRITS!! - The Legend Of Korra Season 2 Episode 1 REACTION!

[@Jeff-ee8to]

The problem with Korra's airbending training is that airbending is about freedom but she never experienced one. She was locked up in the compound throughout her childhood. And when she arrived at the republic city where she had a little hope of being free, Tenzin kept forbidding her from it.

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

Faaacts! & think abt the first time she displayed the Airbending teachings that Tenzin taught her, she was in a competition but she was free and able to apply what she's learned.

[@hellogoodbyeandallinbetween]

It's no wonder she struggled with airbending

[@nilanjl]

I think the part that you are missing is that Tenzin and Tonraq keep making decisions for her without her input. They are deciding what's best for her and they have been consistently wrong so far. Tenzin held off on her training in Book 1. If she didn't disobey, Amon would have won. They both kept her secluded in the South Pole and decided she wouldn't do what every single Avatar before her would do and find her own teachers and learn about the world. When she said they couldn't do anything about the spirits, she's saying they can't keep telling her what she needs to in terms of spiritual training and what she needs to learn because they clearly don't know. Their way was wholly ineffective. She's not saying she did any better. She's saying the one person who did better is the one person they are refusing to let teach her. Her dad and Tenzin are just objectively taking the wrong approach and Korra is simply responding to them deciding they know how to be a better Avatar than she could if she was allowed to.

[@alexroth882]

Shout out to you for actually taking korra’s side in this. I feel the exact same way but people are always quick to say korra is just acting out in anger when it’s justified given the circumstances

[@trinityhauyne]

100% agree!

[@c.c.0396]

Exactly! This is what they miss. Aang during his time experienced a lot of decision making in the group. Katara, Soka, and Toph made sure what he decides to is respected. Even if it inconveniences the group one way or another. Korra since Season 1 never had that kind of sense of responsibility. Tenzen, her dad, and everyone around her is literally babysitting her. Telling her WHAT she should do, HOW she should do things, and WHEN. For the most part that's fine if it's suggestive, and not declarative (which would make it sound like they're ordering her) And for the most part that's what they are doing when communicating with Korra. I would say that the way the Monks (except Gyatsu) treated Aang, is how Korra is being treated now by them. They are disregarding her thoughts, her decision making, and believes what they believe is what's best when that's not how this whole "Avatar Training" works.

[@TGLReacts]

Love comments like these because sometimes how we feel in the moment is much different than how we feel after a few more episodes (with more understanding of the characters and relations) so I'm reading it and agreeing with what you say but then watch the video and realise how differently I felt then😅

[@bloodyynox2033]

I think they were too on défense Because of ... Spoilers The red lotus, remember they were about to kidnap Korra when she was young

[@Izanagi-Okami]

As much as we all harp on Korra as an avatar objectively, it just isn’t fair for Tenzin and her father to consistently try to tell her how to be a better avatar when they don’t really have the experience to know.

[@griffinshaffer83]

She needs to be told how to be a better Avatar. Until season 3 she sucks at her job. Twice, TWICE she got manipulated by a power hungry water tribe leader into helping them gain dominance over a group of people she was supposed to be helping in the first place. Like how did not get creep vibes from her uncle? Like at her cousins. She has no common sense whatsoever. To be clear, this is the problem I have with the writing and direction of this season which basically recycled plot points from season 1.

[@Izanagi-Okami]

@@griffinshaffer83 I don’t believe she needs to be told. Aang wasn’t told how to be an Avatar. He was told that he was the Avatar and he used wisdom from past avatars as well as knowledge to be the person he became. Korra on the other hand is stubborn but that doesn’t mean she needs to be told how to live her life. She was right to get training from Unalaq, as he was the only one with an actual solution to the spirit issue seeing as she was already slacking on drawing wisdom from past Avatars. Her only mistake was her lack of patience and hot headed “act first, think later”, attitude. which quite frankly never changes.

[@azulablue6988]

​@@Izanagi-Okami"she was right to get training from Unalaq". Lol. And look where that led to.

[@0ddkid7]

​@griffinshaffer83 She doesn't have this "common sense" because tenzin and her dad decided to completely shelter her from all the life experiences the avatar is supposed to have.

[@jihosz]

​@@azulablue6988 Korra doesn't have omnipotence. Unfortunately she can't see the future, read minds or have audience knowledge. it's a shame she can't hear the ominous background music whenever Unalaq is on screen.

[@alexroth882]

I know after iroh it’s easy to assume that Tenzin knows everything because he’s aang’s son and the “wise mentor” type but korra is justified in her feelings. Tenzin didn’t know how to handle the spirit problem here and the fact that they basically kept her imprisoned in the South Pole instead of letting her explore the world like every other avatar is messed up. Korra can be hot-headed but it doesn’t mean she isn’t justified in behaving that way; in my opinion she’s correct in telling Tenzin and her father off for deciding how korra should handle being the avatar about everything

[@TGLReacts]

Realised this as the season goes on, Tenzen is far from all knowing despite us wanting him to be lol

[@francescawhite4166]

​@TGLReacts I totally get you guys thinking that at first! But I'm really glad Tenzin is flawed, it makes him a great character

[@hazok4351]

Yes, I love how much Tenzin is NOT the always-right, serene, unbeatable Iroh. He's flawed, has his shortcomings and is a student as much as he is a teacher. Too bad his master (his father) is not around anymore, but now he has to learn from his father's reincarnation, who seems to be the opposite of his father, in this weird but super interesting student -teacher-student relationship.

[@humanoidfrog4645]

stop playing you know why she wasn't allowed to go out they mentioned it clear as day in season 3

[@humanoidfrog4645]

@@TGLReacts you might be suprised but i think tenzin has one of the biggest character developments in this show which kinda starts now

[@leagontshole409]

You guys have finally been introduced to one of the best characters in the Avatar universe: Varrick 😂

[@theaprentice6437]

The funny thing is that Ang invented the air scooter, so I imagine she drew on Ang’s experience. So he just helped her beat his own grandkids.

[@krystaloftheshores]

*Aang.

[@theveteran5001]

There is a lot of good stuff in Season 2. Hope you enjoy the ride!!!! I personally believe Korra to be in the right here. She could have been nicer about it sure, but it is true Avatars of the past travelled the world, and had multiple bending teachers. Korra wants to be the Avatar, but she has been locked up the majority of her life, and lied too. So I see where she is coming from.

[@millieboon]

I hate how ppl go at korra and say she is so unlike able in this season but it’s actually only the first 3 episodes and some stuff she isn’t even wrong on , love how ppl never hold zuko accountable for all the nasty things he said to his uncle an numerous occasions, and when aang is horrible or snaps at toph and katara , but when ever it’s korra or katara that get a bit heated ppl instantly condemn them 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@humanoidfrog4645]

@@millieboon ngl how she acts against her boyfriend is stupidly ignorant especially after all the bullshit she pulled in season 1 like kissing him while he's with asami and her being a prick in the first scene of them together alone. this happens like 4 times this season

[@kcastless]

American Dragon was Disney and voiced by the same voice actor as ZUKO (in case you’re unaware 😂) katara was also Rose.

[@6agenthawk]

the lion turtle taught aang energy bending, "before the era of the avatar, we bent not the elements, but the energy within ourselves" and by bending the energy in someone, you can give or take any element you want

[@bscan4215]

The reason the animation looks a bit different (worse, let's be honest) is because episodes 1-6 and 9 of Book 2 were animated by a different studio. The original studio Mir was so tired from animating the first season that they initially declined to work on Book 2, but they eventually helped out for last third of Book 2. The rest of the show is all the OG animation studio.

[@hazok4351]

I know we are used to the idea that in storytelling the progression of a character is linear and that people go through things and get better from then on, but I'mma tell you that going back and forth and up and down is a lot more realistic, especially for teenagers, with new stimuli that makes them go back to old habits and live out the emotions the way they have done most of their life rather than the newly learned lessons. Also, on the way she treats Tenzin, I have an interesting story to tell because I myself remember being really angry with Korra for talking to her master like that (she doesn't even call him master), and as someone who has been doing traditional martial arts for many years (Northern Shaolin and Taichi), loyalty and respect to your master is something that is of the utmost importance. However, recently I have been questioning a lot my master's methods, and it breaks my heart to admit that I believe I need another master now, especially because changing your master is not regarded as something honorable. I would never talk to my master like that, though, but I'm also not a teenager, and with the responsibility Korra has on her shoulders. I guess what I am trying to say is that I understand her seeing that another master has something else to offer her, and her arrogance and brattish behavior are also well justified in her age, personality, current feelings about being disregarded and the pressure she has as the Avatar.

[@bilalahmed-bu7bi]

8:36 best character of the show.

[@disgaeajean13]

funny you should mention, Iroh (grandson of Zuko) is voiced by the same guy who voices Zuko and Jake Long from the American Dragon

[@disgaeajean13]

Dante Basco ftw

[@chant3511]

16:04 „You‘ll be thankful for the time you had with your siblings“ Gooosh, I’m just never gonna get over lines like these in LOK. Sokka‘s passing hits me hard. Poor Katara

[@imscreamign]

unfortunately kya is canonically a lesbian, so even if you would, she would not 💀

[@thinkpnk4184]

good for her tho

[@TGLReacts]

Damn can't win them all

[@bloodyynox2033]

Source ?

[@imscreamign]

@@bloodyynox2033 the comics! they take place immediately after the end of legend of korra. i won’t say much more because of spoilers

[@bloodyynox2033]

@@imscreamign k thanks Which one ?

[@fruitpunchsamuraidavid]

This part has an AMAZING set of episodes in the middle and im excited to see your reaction to it!

[@andrescastro5741]

I'm here to thank you for continuing with the second season, and just to introduce one of my favorite and very underrated characters, the great Kya, Tenzin and Bumi's sister, I hope you can enjoy her character and the potential she has! The second season is amazing and much better the previous one. Enjoy!!!

[@baileyross8279]

American Dragon was nearly 10 years before Korra, and it was on Disney. But it was Dante Bosco, so there's a solid connection there

[@francescawhite4166]

This season is full of high highs and low lows! I'm super excited to see your reaction and even more excited for you guys to eventually get to season 3, which in my opinion contends even with the best moments in Avatar

[@erindahouse]

The one guy that really likes consequences is going to love seasons 3 & 4

[@theveteran5001]

Also the animation will return back to normal in the 2nd half of season. They had a different studio this half.

[@katara_watertribe2795]

For the first half of the season they got a diff animation studio

[@MarkDC734]

lmao american dragon wasnt the same time also it was made by disney around 2005 , korra was like 2012 ..though coincidently mae witman and dante basco were voices of katara and zuko ...(rose and jake)

[@DJLettsReact]

I know they’re watching a shit ton of anime right now and I know it’s not an anime but I think they would love and enjoy the dragon prince

[@naijagerd7909]

We meet Varrick and Zhu Li, some of my favourite characters. 😁😁😁

[@Flirtz420]

I also like to think of it as when the Avatar goes into the Avatr State they switch places w. Their past lives so they can do the specific action they want to do or don’t know how. Besides just the power up.

[@emberconlan8987]

The mist isn’t water and fire combined, waterbenders can control mist because it’s just condensed water, katara does this in book 3 of avatar to give the ship theyre on cover.

[@GenuisSocietyNo83Herta]

The best duo is here 😍😍

[@carlos.h3348]

they changed the animation studio that did the show for the first half of season 2, that's why it looks different.

[@pfang32]

Nick tried to tank this and I have no clue as to why. These people helped a whole older gen get into their channel with the youth and mucked it up. Giving no multiple season guarantees, cutting budget w subpar animation. Yet Korra and the avatar team still made due and produced quality despite everything working against them. Then the shackles come off and they deliver 100%

[@carlos.h3348]

@@pfang32 yeah honestly it is a miracle that korra ended up being such a good show

[@Leagud]

Seriously ? I really can’t see the difference 🥲

[@carlos.h3348]

@@Leagud oh I can and the quality is very different, thankfully they changed it back

[@MarcelScars]

Avatar Aang could take people's bending because the Lion Turtle gave him the ability to use Energybending. A skill he could use to give it back to people he had taken it from, if he wanted to. Its unknown if he could make non-benders into benders, but he definately could give back bending ability to someone who had lost it. He then passed on this knowledge to Korra when he restored her bending.

[@zhulimoon46]

love you guys, and also do not expect korra to change all her ways directly, especially when tenzin and her dad are keeping her secluded unlike the other avatars (she has a right to complain, i saw that you agree in the comments with the complaints after giving it more thought, ty for taking criticization gracefully

[@zionzzz3699]

Korra be like, yeah lemme disregard everything my day 1s been telling me and listen to my creepy uncle.

[@matengawhatarangi5366]

This is my head Cannon, korra using the Avatar state during the race so aang can play with his grandchildren.

[@yussefabubakarpaglas5538]

Also, they have 2 diff animators for this book. That’s why some eps look diff.

[@DedaraHozuki]

6:53 LOLOLOLOLOL

[@Daesma999]

Varrick is such a whacky character. He kinda reminds me of Baron Zeppeli 😄

[@DamnQuilty]

Varrick is my man. Favorite character by far

[@meganhutcheson5867]

3:24 it is not cheating Korra used the avatar state so Aang could play with his grandchildren.

[@JhymsAlvz_]

I just finished speed watching your reaction to avatar aang. Love how you guess most of the things correctly! And Kelvin is so cute! ☺️

[@ma_ma_marcus]

book 3 and 4 are my faves tbh

[@jihosz]

"As were you" duh that's why she needs someone competent (Unalaq) to teach her. She never said or implied she did any better than them. Those grown men kept this girl locked up her entire life, she should be able to make her own decisions and train with someone competent with spiritual matters, and in this case is not Tenzin or Tonraq. It's crazy to me how Korra is just being logical but people see it as her being "bratty" because how dare a woman "disobey" those older men.

[@TGLReacts]

I get your point and you're right about them handling her situation wrong, however our comments have nothing to do with her being a woman, if she was a man disobeying and acting the same way we would've said the same comments

[@jihosz]

​​@@TGLReactsIt's all good. Just talking about the general strong reactions people have about Korra this season. It's a shame she can't do anything without being labeled as bratty or stubborn, even when her reactions makes sense, she's the only character in the franchise who is not allowed to be mad ever otherwise her character "regressed".

[@amahlgrant]

@@jihosz And also Korra is a great avatar that prioritizes her duty as the avatar and serves the people. I mean, she literally preferred to stay in the South Pole to have a deeper understanding of spirits and spiritualism than to go on a enlightenment, glorified vacation with Tenzin and people think her decision was terrible. I think a lot of people have such a bias to ATLA that any character that is related to them just suddenly becomes this "always right and perfect character".

[@Catasstrophical]

The BEST season. It gets deeeeeeep. They named Book 2 Spirits for a reason

[@FGOboi]

Let's go!!! Varrick ma guy

[@rinray9685]

As a lot of people pointed out, Korra's actions are justified, korra literally took out a big opponent yet tenzin is still holding her back like a baby or when she's locjed like in the compound, not informing her about what's happening in the world that needs her input just like how they did in the first season, tenzin treats her like a kid when she's literally the avatar he's supposed to have Faith in her also he's telling her to be be more spiritual so she went to unalaq and he's still saying it's not the best, he literally can't make up his mind, if you are asking me tenzin is the one who didn't have development not Korra.

[@jinkoken]

Season 2 starts off really nice, has some great moments and an incredible middle, and the ending is the part that is hotly debated. That being said I think your problems wiht the ending of season 1 as well as the way this seasons ends, would have been non issues if the series was treated properly by nick. They did the best with what they could and i do think any future Avatar Studios shows will be treated better because they're going to have far more freedom to do what they want.

[@oq1106]

I do think you picked up well that they rolled her character-development a little back from the end of season 1 - basically to nerf their own overly quick development to give a satisfying ending to season 1. That being said, I don't find it super terrible. We've seen this, arguably done a bit better, in Zuko (and probably most of us in someone irl), that if a traumatic or drastic situation causes you to radically change your mind, it's not a stable situation that often wears off and people fall back into old behavior patterns because there was a lack of deeper emotional change. Is it annoying? a bit yeah. Should they have written it differently had they not (been encouraged to) prioritize an encapsulated season 1? also yeah. But I don't think its unrealistic. Thats sometimes what makes Korra annoying. Boy, does she do things people do. Sometimes I think they asked themselves: What do I get if I cage a powerful kid with a strong personality and position? And they went /all in/ on the absolutely correct answer: an emotionally immature, undersocialised brat unsure about the borders of their responsibility thats constantly trying to claw back any degree of control.

[@KonnerHumanDBZT]

did you guys just name drop jake long? not sure ive ever heard that show referenced even directly in any video ever

[@BlackGirlMarvel]

Honestly, as much as yall can say has Korra learned from what happened previously ask Tenzin the same question. As much as she's returned to her season 1 attitude a bit, Tenzin returned to his season 1 attitude about training then add on her father taking Tenzin's side & Mako to some degree, Korra doesn't feel shes being listened to or even appreciated as the Avatar. Her voice is getting squashed by those around her, where I dont think that was Aang's main goal for Korra or any future Avatar. Also everyone needs to understand that Korra is the most protected, privileged Avatar in existence. By trying to overly protect her, they've left her a bit socially crippled and unable to rely on herself because whenever she tries to voice something she gets denied.

[@applesnow3782]

This season was the turning point for the Legend of Korra, considering how good the first season was. A lot of Avatar fans were frustrated on how this season ended, which were results mostly by Korra's bad decisions and incompetence as the Avatar in the first few episodes. I wonder what will be your take once you finished it.🤔 Just a little soft-spoiler too, there will be a lot of places and a few returning characters from ATLA that you'll see in this season which compensate it a little. 😉👌

[@BlakeJae]

I just need y’all to power through these first 6 episodes🥴

[@danielmartins9901]

They say they like consequences but the people don't like the consequences of the poison. (And I can say that cause they have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about)

[@girlscott411]

Ill meet back up with y’all in season 3…

[@yoyo777]

Me to my siblings when we rewatch korra.

[@SpillTheDice]

YEAH!! VARRICK!!!

[@yussefabubakarpaglas5538]

Can’t wait for y’all to experience Book 3.

[@alectormendes7260]

For me, the second season is the weaker one, but it’s good enough

[@TimothyGod]

People have already talked about korra's father and tenzin keeping things from her and not giving her the full picture right away, so I won't necessarily talk about that. I'll just say that if you find some slightly odd characterizations in this season, don't worry a lot of us feel the same, send some of the characters feel like they acted before their development in the first season for some odd reason, then we'll act like we haven't had that issue. It isn't super detracting from the story but can be a little annoying at sometimes, is not an issue later on. Found sometimes some of the characters didn't act like they normally would just for no inexplicable reason

[@mirayzaguirre3603]

Y’all just wait for season 3!!!! I swear the best season ever!!!!!! I can’t wait for y’all to watch that season!

[@Dorifan69]

Bumi is an emotion bender 😅 Like sokka in the comics 😂

[@Leagud]

Honestly, Korra is very ennoying at the beginning of season 2. I think it’s because after season 1 she spent too much time to practice airbending with Tenzin. Moreover, she knows now that Tenzin and his father didn’t let her leave the south pole during her childhood. And Unalaq is a better spiritual bender so I totally understand her. But please, give her a chance because after she really becomes wiser

[@Flirtz420]

I’m surprised that Aang/Tenzin n his family haven’t found a way to purify spirits like Koras Uncle can. But then again Aang didn’t really finish his training. I bet the Monks had secrets only meant for older/Mature air benders.

[@Flirtz420]

But I’m also surprised bc Kataras gma got w. Master Paku n he was from the northern water tribe so technically he should also b able to do this type of water bending right? So y didn’t he teach both of them n then Aang n Katara n then they would teach their students. Plot holes!!! Lol

[@Jeff-ee8to]

​@@Flirtz420even if pakku did know how to spiritbend (which is in fact a very rare subbending), he wouldn't be able to pass it to katara's grandma since gran2 isn't a bender. And spiritbending is like healing with a little touch of spirituality, and healing was strictly for women only during Pakku's era. So no, there aren't any plot holes here.

[@Flirtz420]

@@Jeff-ee8to I thought everyone in the northern water tribe did healing but the woman had to specialize in that bc the men didn’t let them do anything else? I didn’t know it was a rare skill like lava or metal or lighting or blood bending. I always thought it was teachable but just really really difficult n only taught to the “royal family” of the water tribe. Just like how lighting bending was only taught to the royal fire bending family b4 but now it’s common place. That’s y I thought that the scrolls or text books on this subject would b available to the best water bender the north had at that age aka Paku. N Paku wouldn’t teach Gma he would teach Katara n Aang. Y wouldn’t they also go back to the north to visit or train sun more? Lol Also also I’m surprised a past water bending avatar didn’t know this either I mean they said it was an old technique passed dwn thru the ages sooo like….

[@Flirtz420]

@@Jeff-ee8to it would suck to not have a medic on the field. At least one w. Basic procedure or first aid. Ik no male water bender specialized in healing in the north but I would like to think they knew some bc they took classes. N yes Ik in the class we saw when Katara walked it it was all females/little girls but what’s to say the male teachers didnt also teach SUM not a lot just basics like first aid no chakra healing or deep tissue water bending like the females have to learn for when the men come back beaten up or mangled.

[@Flirtz420]

@@Jeff-ee8to Katara also stole Scrolls from Pirates who in turn stole it from water benders. So wats to say a Aladdin type northern water bender didn’t try to take a peek at the royal family secret scrolls to know a super secret technique. I mean if Naruto could do it anyone can right? Lol

[@jaelonisaiah2212]

despite how disconnected book 1 and 2 are, korra getting her bending taken away and given it back almost immediately directly affects her attitude in the beginning of the season. she's feeling herself, but also much less secure in her decisions.

[@themachiavellian8961]

6:01 sorry man She plays for the other team

[@kaialone]

6:02 Sorry lads, Kya canonically likes women 😊

[@jasonhair2457]

You guys just picked up on one of the legitimate complaints about this season, that it seems like Korra's attitude slid backwards and she learned nothing from the events of season 1. But! You also mentioned her choosing to go with Unalaq after Tenzin and Tonraq lost to the spirit, which she did too. The point was that her teachers lost, so she thinks she needs a new teacher. We shall see how that turns out.

[@Tetrabiblo]

I can’t wait for y’all to fall in love with Zhu Lee like I did

[@KonnerHumanDBZT]

you guys were talking about korra entering the avatar state at will and said aang couldnt, he could tho. by the end of the show he can eneter and leave the avatar state whenever he wishes, unlike korra though he had to actually earn it instead of just being able to

[@PelafinaLievre]

On the flip side, Korra never used the Avatar State as an uncontrollable defense mechanism. She couldn’t even go into it at all until she unlocked all the elements.

[@KonnerHumanDBZT]

which never makes any sense. this intrinsic power you possess, that has been a defense mechanism for hundreds of years, all of a sudden decides to change its style.@@PelafinaLievre

[@PelafinaLievre]

@@KonnerHumanDBZT I think it’s a personality difference. Aang was normally so calm, and he wasn’t confident in his fighting abilities at first. Thus, the defense mechanism. Korra was always confident pre-realized Avatar status, so she felt less “in danger.” Plus, she was less calm. The defense mechanism didn’t just switch on for her because danger is about perception.

[@jihosz]

And unlike Aang, the Avatar State never bailed Korra out whenever she was in a difficult position.

[@KonnerHumanDBZT]

doesnt change the fact that its explicitly stated "the avatar state IS a defense mechanism" not could be one@@PelafinaLievre

[@disgaeajean13]

not the boys hITTING ON DESNA?!

[@TimothyGod]

Good or bad, varrick is the funniest and arguably best character in the show

[@krystaloftheshores]

He’s the embodiment of chaotic neutral. XD

[@muhdikmal3287]

Sus uncle

[@Flirtz420]

💙

[@desmondjb5257]

Warning you now, Book 2 Follows 4 different story plots. I suggest doing your best to enjoy them all. cause if u dont they will get confusing and feel jumbled.

[@ivanrobles563]

I'm just commentig here to support you guys whike watching Korra, this season is kinda boring but the next two seasons are totally worth it! Besides, Bolin is top backbender just like Sokka LOL

[@pfang32]

Ooh back bending.gonna try that line on thr wife lol

[@patricktorres1292]

While this def is the weakest book, this season still has a lot of great stuff and really enjoyable moments imo. Hope u guys enjoy

[@blaizeburley8673]

My only issue with the LOK series was Korra’s inability to grow as a character throughout the seasons. Like you said, it feels like every season is starting over with her being snobby, rude, and doesn’t listen… goes against those who are teaching her for people who end up being villains. Everything else about the show was dope except her as a character.

[@Out_with_a_Yang]

However Kya is canonically a lesbian in the comics 😂

[@krystaloftheshores]

6:12 Please stop saying things like this. It’s not okay. And frankly it’s gross.

[@krystaloftheshores]

Also, not everything needs to be made sexual.

[@joohnnykuz5327]

To create narrative conflict they just make Korra act like a cunt to everyone. Season 1 was alright, I say s2 is where korra gets its bad reputation from

[@miguelavendano8818]

Kya is a lesbian 😉

[@theparanormalliberation9402]

Sorry bro she doesn’t rock that other team she rides a different team

[@SarahExpereinceRequiem]

For my money season 2 is the worst in the franchise, at the same time it also has the two best episodes in the franchise.

[@Flirtz420]

First!!

[@pablochacon2771]

Quit lying to yourselves. It’s baaddd just bad and lazy. She gets everything handed to her and doesn’t learn a single thing

[@adriannas9703]

Ahhh, yes, the worst season of Korra. Let's go boys!

[@daurydavis3983]

Not the worst