aidanmerrell This entire series had me hooked from beginning to end. It's a load more intense, dark, and definitely made for a more mature audience

adonis98-743-186503 Taking place 70 years after the events of "Avatar: The Last Airbender," this story follows the adventures of the Avatar after Aang - a passionate, rebellious, and fearless teenage girl from the Southern Water Tribe named Korra. With three of the four elements under her belt (Earth, Water, and Fire), Korra seeks to master the final element, Air. If you loved the beautiful animation, the mix between action, drama and comedy that Avatar had you're definitely going to enjoy 'The Legend of Korra' a sequel, stand alone story that respects the original. (10/10)

ismael-79535 The romance that Korra has with Mako, is horrible. First it's Mako with Asami Sato and then Mako with Korra, at the end of the day Mako stayed with Asami Sato. And the got kisses back and forth. Which makes Korra like she is sharing Mako with Asami. Like their is no respect in that relationship and the best part Korra didnt even care about it at the end. It look like a threesome. Not the best show for kids or teens. Meanwhile Avatar the last air bender was excellent in everything. I could go on with Korra and other dumb things the show has but I just stop watching it, I could not stand another episode.

adysonmerchant As someone who has watched the Avatar: The Last Airbender series more than a dozen time through, u was really intrigued when I first heard of this sequel/spin-off show. I'm fairly late to the Legend of Korra party but I just finished the series and I have a few points and reviews I want to make. 1. The show is definitely WAY different than ATLA. It's set 70 years after and the new world is more modern with technology, cars and gadgets and such. 2. The characters aren't as appealing as in the ATLA. yes, the characters are very likeable for most viewers but if you're a hard critic like me then it takes a lot to get you interested enough in the characters. 3. The enemy changes in every season/ episode and it's basiclly the entire Republic City that is the enemy. It makes Avatar Aang look bad for creating the Republic city in the first place. 4. Avatar Korra is a bit older than the characters in ATLA. I would say she's about 18-22. It never specificly gives her age. But she is a fun character. She's refreshing because she's not as wise and calm as Avatar Aang and it lets the viewers relate to her more for her sudden outbursts or wrong choices. She grows a lot with the show and it's fun watching her grow. 5. The show is in a faster pace than ATLA. Instead of everything occurring in just a few months the show spans out over a two year time frame ( I think ) . But it's nice to speed things up sometimes. 6. The possibly worst thing in the show is the love triangle they shove down your throat. As soon as you watch the show you will immediately ship Mako and Korra just because they are the type of people we think should be together ( like Aang and katara). But Mako has a girlfriend in the series and it's a headache seeing him go back and forth. Don't even get me started on port bolín. 7. There are reucurring characters from ATLA. Kind of. One of the main characters in Tenzin who is Aang and Kataras son and he has an airbending family with kids who are hilarious ( milo). Also toghs daughter Lin is a main character and she's fun. Also zukos grandson Iroh. And some others. 8. It still has the same amazing feeling that ATLA had. The elements are the same and they're just as impressing to watch especially with the battles in the show. Overall the show writers have done well on this show. Most Spin-offs are a flop but I must say this was pretty well written. So props to the writers. The show portrays the avatar in a different light in a less frantic environment than the first. But don't feel bad if you wish the ATLA characters would appear more in the new show. I noticed myself calling the characters Aang or sokka, lol. It's worth the watch if you can. At least watch the first season. It gives a lot of reassurance to the cliff hangers that were left in ATLA.