Avatar (airbender) fans: Legend of Korra release date!

[Valkyrie-Favor]

That's weird, I got it in 720p. Maybe your connection was busy?

[Gamerforlife]

Hmmm, I might see if I can get caught up on The Last Airbender. I had heard of the show before but had no idea it was this quality show that everybody was buzzing about

The original series is on Netflix, if you have it. DVDs or streaming. If Legend of Korra sounds like something you'd like, then I highly recommend watching the original series. It is one of the best stories I've ever heard.

I've just recently found a file online with the first episode. I'm going to check it out as soon as I get a chance.

[MrEco]

Just finished episode 3.

I have to say, the fight scenes in Korra seem better done than the ones in Avatar. Like the one of her and Mako against those two chi-blockers. It was very impressive.

[Mephikun]

Ehhh.

I've watched up to Episode 3, while I must say it's good, I liked the Original series more. CGI = >:U

[Ziggy]

I've just recently found a file online with the first episode. I'm going to check it out as soon as I get a chance.

I think the first little story arc is across the first two episodes, so it'd be best to watch them back to back. It really sets up the series. Even things you wont know a whole lot about for a while.

Just finished episode 3.

I have to say, the fight scenes in Korra seem better done than the ones in Avatar. Like the one of her and Mako against those two chi-blockers. It was very impressive.

IDK, I'm gonna have to see more before I can give an opinion on that. The original series definitely had some awesome fight sequences.

Ehhh.

I've watched up to Episode 3, while I must say it's good, I liked the Original series more. CGI = >:U

Yeah, I noticed the CG too. I'm not a fan of mixing the CG into hand drawn stuff.

[Valkyrie-Favor]

I'm not a fan of mixed CG either, but at least it looks fairly good here and they can put all that extra budget into the fight scenes and backgrounds. It's a beautiful show. Don't tell me it's not the prettiest American cartoon on TV right now.

[Ziggy]

Did any one see the last episode? I'm a little confused about what happens at the very end. Specifically...

...after Amon tells Korra that he'll destroy her then knocks her unconscious, and before you see Tenzin running toward her. There's some quick flashes of people then you hear Korra say, "Aang?" I don't know if those were flash backs for us to see, or visions that Korra saw. Who were those people in the flashes? Were they suppose to be adult versions of Sokka, Toph and Aang?

When Amon is talking to Korra, there's a close up of his eye behind his mask. Then in the flashes, Aang's (if that was indeed Aang) eye closes into the camera. Was that suppose to mean something? Was that some kind of foreshadowing? Perhaps Amon learned the technique from Aang?

[Valkyrie-Favor]

Yes, those were Sokka, Toph and Aang. Toph looks more manly than I thought she would but Aang looks really awesome. Dude, the chinstrap rocks. I think you might be onto something - Amon could only have learned it from Aang, the spirits, or someone else who knew him.

[MrEco]

Just finished episode 3.

I have to say, the fight scenes in Korra seem better done than the ones in Avatar. Like the one of her and Mako against those two chi-blockers. It was very impressive.

IDK, I'm gonna have to see more before I can give an opinion on that. The original series definitely had some awesome fight sequences.

Oh, I didn't mean to make a definitive judgement on the whole series. Though I can see how it looks like that.

What I meant, basically, is that what I've seen so far looks promising and if the rest of the fight scenes are just as good/better than I'll be able to say I think the series as a whole had better fight scenes.

[indecks]

Did any one see the last episode? I'm a little confused about what happens at the very end. Specifically...

...after Amon tells Korra that he'll destroy her then knocks her unconscious, and before you see Tenzin running toward her. There's some quick flashes of people then you hear Korra say, "Aang?" I don't know if those were flash backs for us to see, or visions that Korra saw. Who were those people in the flashes? Were they suppose to be adult versions of Sokka, Toph and Aang?

When Amon is talking to Korra, there's a close up of his eye behind his mask. Then in the flashes, Aang's (if that was indeed Aang) eye closes into the camera. Was that suppose to mean something? Was that some kind of foreshadowing? Perhaps Amon learned the technique from Aang?

Definitely Sokka, Toph and Aang (Aang looked awesome with that beard!). The one I cant figure out is the part of the vision/flashback that shows the top of a face, no mouth. It couldn't be Zuko, since the character wasn't scarred.