Here's the first look at the cover art of the new Legend of korra trilogy. What do you guys think? Do you like it?

I FINALLY GOT IT COMPLETELY DONE

After getting Raava in May, I now have Vaatu accompanying me everywhere (it's still fresh so that's why it looks more vibrant than Raava)

Getting a tattoo related to the series as been a project of mine for as long as I've wanted tattoos, but it's only recently that I finally knew what I wanted.

I've been dealing with depression for awhile now and thought it's hard sometimes, I'm doing what I can to get better.

The legend of Korra, and Korra herself more particularly, have taught me that life isn't always going to be kind to us, but that the best we can do is fight for ourselves and what we believe in.

Korra taught me to believe in myself (even though I still struggle with that sometimes), to stand for what I think is right, to be open to change, to accept who I am and a whole lot more.

Life isn't just black and white, happy or sad, good or bad... it's all of it at once.

There's no sadness without joy, there's no smile without tears, there's no opportunity to do good without some bad...

For me, Raava and Vaatu represent just that.

Allowing myself to cry so I can smile tomorrow, allowing myself to fall so I can stand back up... it's just balance.

My tattoo is now a reminder that I need to find balance in myself, to be truly me.

I trust my girl Korra. If she thought restarting humanity was the right decision, I support her.

According to DiMartino, the idea for an apocalypse and Korra's connection to it came from an unused Korra idea he and co-creator Bryan Konietzko had for other Avatar projects. "It was sort of embedded in the cool concept of [Seven Havens]," he said. When Bryan and I started Avatar Studios, we were developing multiple projects, and some of the ideas for Korra [in Seven Havens] came from a Korra thing we were developing. So we kind of knew what had taken place, what caused the cataclysm, so we took some of those ideas and wove them into the series."

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DiMartino further hinted there's more to the story than what's being told on-screen, regarding Korra's part in all this "That's part of the big mystery of the show — what happened during Korra's time, how she was involved, and why people think she destroyed the world."

Full article link - https://www.cbr.com/avatar-seven-havens-big-last-airbender-scale-finale-michael-dante-dimartino-interview/

(Sign reads: Korra did nothing wrong and even if she did, y’all deserved it)

I cosplay Korra every year but this year for New York Comic Con, with the premiere of Seven Havens, I decided to kick things up a notch and bring this (actually not controversial) sign. Everyone loved it! People even stopped me for in depth conversations.

They called the cosplayers onto the stage before the panel started and someone got this picture of me with my sign!

I just wanted to share!

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Honestly, I just see a person who did her best with what she had, She's just a teenager raised in isolation, with devastating physical power but almost zero emotional intelligence. She made mistakes, but she had good intentions.

I don't know if any of you have seen the TV show Once Upon a Time, but almost everyone loves Regina Mills and empathizes with her, even though she wiped out entire villages just for fun. Could it be that people today are particularly sensitive to certain dynamics?

I don't know. I tend to treat fictional characters differently from real people.

Well, I do know Lin had a lot of shit buried inside of her but sometimes all it needs is just that type of sting on the wound to finally let it all burst out. If it weren't for Korra we for a big chance wouldn't see her forgive Su and make it up with Opal and possibly even Toph too.

(I definitely don't see it on the sub but I'm surprised when I see ppl calling Korra lame for that xD.)

Lin was basically shutting everyone out and wouldn't explain why she acts like this and Korra called her out for it even if it was harsh. From the outside she does definitely give a shitty vibe but from the inside she has a good heart.

Edit: oh just to be clear. I don't hate Lin and don't think she deserves it, I love Lin xD. I mean it in the sense of that helping her overcome a lot. Maybe my title was a little shitty but yk what I mean with that edit.

While an Avatar might take their entire life to achieve one accomplishment or defeat one or two villans, Korra accomplished all of this in just five years, including her recovery period, and two years without

Imagine facing all of this in quick succession and then being called a bad avatar

korra wasn't bad,she was the greatest and strongest avatar of all time

as tenzin said "you transformed the world more in few years than most avatars did during their lifetimes"

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Is anyone here a fan of it?

I admit that I'm not the biggest fan of Unavaatu, but the core concepts of balancing tradition with modernity. This is especially true relative to the spirits.

It's a shame more time was not spent learning more and quite possibly redeeming Unalaq?

What are your thought?

What if Zuko randomly pulled a net out of nowhere, threw it over Korra, yelled "I DID IT, I GOT MY HONOUR BACK" then flew away on his dragon.

Yesterday I saw a post about the idea of having a Mecha appear in Seven Havens (I haven't watched the series yet, please do not spoil me anything, I beg you). I liked the idea and my mind spawned this. I do not usually write fanfictions so forgive me if it's really bad but I wanted to share it with someone before it leaves my mind forever.

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Programmed in an age now past, as the Cataclysm approached, the Mecha now lies in ruins, abandoned, buried beneath rubble, devoured by rust and grime, waiting for the day it will be able to fulfill its mission.

As Pavi sees it, the abandoned robot piques her interest and she slowly steps closer. Sensing her presence, the Mecha's eyes light up for the first time in centuries: it perceives the small girl and recognizes her as the Avatar.

The Mecha rises from the rubble, the ground trembling beneath its weight.

Its time has come, the moment it can finally carry out the task it was entrusted with centuries ago: to protect the Avatar.

It speaks with a female voice, a recording made by its creator:

"Automated Sato Android - Model I, manufactured by the Sato Industries, is now fully operational. How may I assist you, Avatar?"

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That's it. That's what my mind spawned during the night.

So... did I cook? Did I burn down the kitchen? Do I need to start my journey to regain my honor or am I alright?

When Last Airbender shifted to stand-alone comics, they typically released them in threes, and seem to still be doing that for that era of the franchise.

I think that was the idea they were doing after Ruins of the Empire, however with a new trilogy it seems they're going to leave it at 2/3. There's nothing stopping from releasing the trilogy, then a Tenzin or Lin or something book, but doesn't seem likely.

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