Hello everyone and welcome to this weeks review of Korra which deals with the aftermath of the Northern Tribe paying a "visit" to their friends at the Southern Tribe.
If there's one theme in this season its family and this episode deals with that a lot by showing us two stories that deal mostly with families, Tenzin's family and Korra's.
Let's start with Korra's story, after opening the spirit portal last week Korra has to deal with the two tribes having problems with each other, it definitely seems like the Northern side is looking to overtake the South by kicking out the chiefs from their palaces, shutting down the harbor and generally oppressing the southerners.
And Korra doesn't help the situation either by continuing to trust Unalog just because she thinks he believes in her. Seriously how immature is Korra being this season? after turning into an airbender and learning the Avatar State shouldn't she be more focused and centered and not so impatient and reckless? it seems she just has regressed a lot from last season.
Clearly a trustworthy guy. |
The second main story this episode is about Tenzin's vacation with his family, which I think we can all relate to since it's pretty much a reflection of every family trip in the world. It seems Aang's children have very different opinions of their childhood with Tenzin thinking it was perfect but his siblings felt neglected instead.
It was both fun and a little sad to see how Tenzin is with his family, fun because its like every family with everyone having baggage from their past, whether it's because they felt overshadowed by their siblings because they can't bend,or that they had to revive an entire culture, all of Aang's children feel very conflicted.
Ahh...family fun. |
This is what love looks like. |
Yeah...dude, korra's hotheaded nature gets on my nerves anytime I watch her,it just makes me feel like....y the fuck is she the main character?.......besides what kind of student is she thinking she has mastered airbending?.
ReplyDeleteI still loved the episode,but I think you overrated it.
I do tend to over-rate I think, its the problem with being a new reviewer but I did find this episode to be really enjoyable.
DeleteI thought the exact same thing, I get she's the hero but she seems to be surrounded by much more interesting ( and mature) characters which is a shame.
I think your rating is spot on. Most people are not realizing the fact that Korra's character is subject to change as she is, STILL (seriously guys) DEVELOPING.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the story heavy episode like this and the family dynamics that show up, still Korra was more mature late last season like when she learned to start meditating and such. I don't know I think she should be slightly less childish but thats just my opinion.
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