The Legend of Korra

This show is the sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender and a continuation of the story of the Avatar universe. It sees a new Avatar meeting some new friends in Republic city and going through many adventures of fighting villains and monsters to defend the world as it is her job to do so. As usual, characters may have the ability to bend the elements around them and use it in combat. Elloss and Dworlock started watching this show almost immediately after watching its prequel, Avatar. Again, they binge-watched the whole series in the span of a week.

Plot
The show started with Korra, who just finished her Avatar training, who went on a ship to Republic City to be trained in airbending by Tenzin, one of the few remaining airbenders in the world after the Great War. Throughout her training, she also joined the Pro-Bending Arena and met Mako and Bolin there who became great friends of hers.

The show has four seasons and you will see Korra and friends having to deal with a new threat each time. This show has a more mature tone than Avatar and it's pretty evident by how the overall age of the cast is older than the Avatar cast.

This show occurs 70 years after the ending of Avatar: The Last Airbender and features more modern technology such as Cars and Trains. It also has more realistic qualities of a modern civilization such as a government and politics.

Reception (Before Rewatch)
Similarly to its predecessor, this show stayed ingrained into our minds and will always be adored by both of us. While we did like the prequel show more, this show has its own unique attributes which make it special in its own way. It added new characters, many new plots, and even a more detailed description of the Avatar Universe. We will always love it and keep rewatching it in the form of marathons whenever we wish to do so.

Reception (After Rewatch)
Elloss has recently rewatched the show, and after maturing somewhat since the last time and having the show still fresh on his mind, he thinks that it is superior to A:TLA now. It makes sense because it is a more mature show compared to the prequel, and it has almost no filler episodes where you feel like the characters are wasting time. There is no central villain throughout the whole show, but each one leaves an impact on the characters as the show progresses, having some kind of permanent affect on the show after all. Plus, each new villain has a purpose beyond being evil which makes them far more interesting than the villain from A:TLA.

In Fun Pokemon
Just like Avatar, this show has given Elloss and Dworlock ideas for Pokemon in our Fun Pokemon series. The Pokemon from this show thus far are:


 * Zaheer
 * Bolin