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[OdanUrr]

Pious_Augustine wrote...

Season 3 will be called Change rather than Dark, apparently.

So they "changed" the title then.

I wonder why?

[Seagloom]

And the chances book three is tied to Vaatu diminish. At least in my mind. Which I trust. Because it's mine. So... I guess they will explore how the world handles so many spirits hanging around, and the general balance shifting further toward light?

Hopefully it won't be a total rehash of book one except with spirits taking the place of benders.

[Arcian]

Eterna5 wrote...

Savber100 wrote...

1) What the hell did Jinora do to save Korra in the end?

When Raava was severed from Korra Jinora felt it in the spirit world. I'm assuming that when Raava was "killed" Jinora found the fragments of her in the Spirit World and then brought those fragments and implanted them within Vaatu.

Vaatu always had a small part of Raava within her, just as Raava always had a small part of Vaatu within her. That's how they slowly regenerate after being killed. They are like yin and yang in that way.

Savber100 wrote...

2) What the hell is Korra thinking in allowing species that grows evil as it feeds on negative energy into the mortal world?

Because the world is never going to learn how to coexist peacefully with the spirits if they never get the opportunity to try. Wan's solution was basically racial segregation on equal terms - two peoples can't stand each other, so put them in two different worlds where they can't bother one another. They're never going to learn to live together under those circumstances.

[Arcian]

OdanUrr wrote...

Pious_Augustine wrote...

Season 3 will be called Change rather than Dark, apparently.

So they "changed" the title then.

I wonder why?

Season 3 and 4 were never going to be called "Dark" and "Light". Those titles were unfounded rumors by KT Chong 10 days ago.

[CroGamer002]

Arcian wrote...

Savber100 wrote...

2) What the hell is Korra thinking in allowing species that grows evil as it feeds on negative energy into the mortal world?

Because the world is never going to learn how to coexist peacefully with the spirits if they never get the opportunity to try. Wan's solution was basically racial segregation on equal terms - two peoples can't stand each other, so put them in two different worlds where they can't bother one another. They're never going to learn to live together under those circumstances.

I'd still call too hasty decision.


I mean, little bit of warning would help before you release spirits that can turn bad, just for people around a spirit being angry over something even unrelated to them.
There should have been some time to prepare for that coexistence, due to serious dangers are able to happen even over trivial things.

[Arcian]

Mesina2 wrote...

Arcian wrote...

Savber100 wrote...

2) What the hell is Korra thinking in allowing species that grows evil as it feeds on negative energy into the mortal world?

Because the world is never going to learn how to coexist peacefully with the spirits if they never get the opportunity to try. Wan's solution was basically racial segregation on equal terms - two peoples can't stand each other, so put them in two different worlds where they can't bother one another. They're never going to learn to live together under those circumstances.

I'd still call too hasty decision.


I mean, little bit of warning would help before you release spirits that can turn bad, just for people around a spirit being angry over something even unrelated to them.
There should have been some time to prepare for that coexistence, due to serious dangers are able to happen even over trivial things.

Vaatu and his increasing power seemed to be the major catalyst in the creation of dark spirits. During Wan's lifetime, they only really started cropping up after Vaatu was separated from Raava and he started increasing in power. Even though Wan imprisoned him, he never really lost any of his power. He still outmatched Raava. With him gone and completely depowered for another 10,000 years, dark spirits should be much less common and much harder to create. It would take like, I don't know, a war or something for them to really become a threat again.

[CroGamer002]

Arcian wrote...
Vaatu and his increasing power seemed to be the major catalyst in the creation of dark spirits. During Wan's lifetime, they only really started cropping up after Vaatu was separated from Raava and he started increasing in power. Even though Wan imprisoned him, he never really lost any of his power. He still outmatched Raava. With him gone and completely depowered for another 10,000 years, dark spirits should be much less common and much harder to create. It would take like, I don't know, a war or something for them to really become a threat again.

Still too much speculations and hope it won't backfire, just because Vaatu is gone.

Korra should have had taken this issue slowly, since it would be a disaster this is wrong.

[GreyLycanTrope]

So I finally got round to watching the rest of the season, I am both exited by future prospects and saddened to see part of the past getting torn down. Though I get that's part of letting go of the past and forging the path ahead.

I'll take that hug if anyone's still offering.

[The King of Dust]

Greylycantrope wrote...

I'll take that hug if anyone's still offering.

Here you go

Modifié par The King of Dust, 21 novembre 2013 - 12:27 .

[The Hierophant]

J. Reezy wrote...

Greylycantrope wrote...

So I finally got round to watching the rest of the season, I am both exited by future prospects and saddened to see part of the past getting torn down.

R.I.P. Wan:crying:

Aang, Roku and Kiyoshi too.

Plus all that knowledge is lost too. Unless the writers are planning on giving Raava a more active role in the series by providing info in place of the past avatars.

Modifié par The Hierophant, 21 novembre 2013 - 02:39 .

[The Hierophant]

Who'd imagine that we'd literally see the soul of the series ripped from Korra and smashed to pieces.

I swear that wouldn't have happened with Aang. Though to be fair he's a superior bender... and character. <runs away>

[spirosz]

I still love her character and I'm really interested to see how this is going to change (ha-ha) the series. I'm still hoping for some Zuko flashbacks. The more I think about, the more I like this direction, though I still don't think it was necessary to have it influence Korra's development, but I like what Tenzin said to her and how that relates to her "Avatar" status.

[spirosz]

I was not expecting that at all, I lol'd so hard, haha.

[GreyLycanTrope]

The King of Dust wrote...
Here you go
*snip*

Thank you

The Mad Hanar wrote...

Korra.

Worst. Avatar. Ever.

Seriously. She lost her bending. Lost her past lives. Unleashed Ravva for the first time since Wan. Lost her memory.

Couldn't even win the super mega spirit fight without help.

You know Aang got taken down by Azula and wouldn't have won against the Melon Fire Lord if it wasn't for the Lion Turtle and that one rock convinently fixing his chi, pretty sure every avatar gets help of some sort even if it's just dumb luck at times. Just saying.

I think the point of that was largely that both she and Tenzin needed to find their own way of doing things instead of constantly trying to live up to the image of infallibility Aang and previous avatars presented to them.

Modifié par Greylycantrope, 21 novembre 2013 - 03:54 .

[GreyLycanTrope]

A DEM isn't exactly a new concept for this show though. Change often has a few draw backs, we'll find out if they're permanent or worth it in the future.

[The Hierophant]

J. Reezy wrote...

The Hierophant wrote...

Who'd imagine that we'd literally see the soul of the series ripped from Korra and smashed to pieces.

I swear that wouldn't have happened with Aang. Though to be fair he's a superior bender... and character. <runs away>

Never run when speaking the truth.

True. Thank god there's no militant Korra fans on this board. *edit*

TBF to Korra combatwise, she was cooped up in the South for most of her life with no mention of her being taught by fire, and earth bending masters. If there's a third season i'd like it if the writers address her lackluster bending skills, and her overreliance on the avatar state.

I could swear she used it against Eska, and Desna of all people?

Modifié par The Hierophant, 21 novembre 2013 - 05:43 .