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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:01:59 GMT -5
I hope the kind of kill him off... It would give such a darker tone, but it is unlikely since he's a main character. I was hoping when they were going to the metal clan Su would turn on them since it seemed she knew Zaheer. But it's a shame if they kill them ALL off so quickly. I don't want the series to end with some new villain that you know is going to die in the end. But I hope the Fire Nation makes an appearance or Azula. Well, even is Su is with Zaheer, her daughter is with the airbenders so she might want to help Korra this time. And yeah, I really want to see Azula too. I really wonder what happened to her. True. Unless they won't harm her. But Ming Hua was about to harm her so that kind of ruined the chances. Azula teamed up with Zuko and Aang to find their mother in the comics. But I forget what else happened to her. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:02:48 GMT -5
It's one of the best series. Good choice Skirata  If Korra continues with epic episodes like these it might become a better series than the Last Airbender though. Season 3 beats LOK Season 1 + 2. And ATLA Season 1 + 2. Both Season 3s are one of their bests. But Amon is still my favorite villain along with Azula and Ming Hua. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 13:04:39 GMT -5
If Korra continues with epic episodes like these it might become a better series than the Last Airbender though. Season 3 beats LOK Season 1 + 2. And ATLA Season 1 + 2. Both Season 3s are one of their bests. But Amon is still my favorite villain along with Azula and Ming Hua. Well, Zaheer is my favorite villain. But I still think Amon was the best developed villain. He had good motives and wasn't really evil. Still season 3 of Korra is indeed better than season 1 and 2. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:05:52 GMT -5
Season 3 beats LOK Season 1 + 2. And ATLA Season 1 + 2. Both Season 3s are one of their bests. But Amon is still my favorite villain along with Azula and Ming Hua. Well, Zaheer is my favorite villain. But I still think Amon was the best developed villain. He had good motives and wasn't really evil. Still season 3 of Korra is indeed better than season 1 and 2. And he had the most epic powers and mask  |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 13:05:57 GMT -5
Well, even is Su is with Zaheer, her daughter is with the airbenders so she might want to help Korra this time. And yeah, I really want to see Azula too. I really wonder what happened to her. True. Unless they won't harm her. But Ming Hua was about to harm her so that kind of ruined the chances. Azula teamed up with Zuko and Aang to find their mother in the comics. But I forget what else happened to her. The Red Lotus have been imprisoned for 14 years, it's extremely likely they don't even know who Opal is, even if they knew Su. And yes, I knew about Azula in the comics. At the end she ran off into the woods I think, and that's the last we've seen of her. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:07:38 GMT -5
True. Unless they won't harm her. But Ming Hua was about to harm her so that kind of ruined the chances. Azula teamed up with Zuko and Aang to find their mother in the comics. But I forget what else happened to her. The Red Lotus have been imprisoned for 14 years, it's extremely likely they don't even know who Opal is, even if they knew Su. And yes, I knew about Azula in the comics. At the end she ran off into the woods I think, and that's the last we've seen of her. True. Maybe Toph somehow founded her on her journey to find spiritual enlightenment. IDK, I really hope in season 4 Toph and Suki, and Katara and Zuko all rejoin and have a throwback. Maybe even Azula if she's still out there. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 13:10:15 GMT -5
The Red Lotus have been imprisoned for 14 years, it's extremely likely they don't even know who Opal is, even if they knew Su. And yes, I knew about Azula in the comics. At the end she ran off into the woods I think, and that's the last we've seen of her. True. Maybe Toph somehow founded her on her journey to find spiritual enlightenment. IDK, I really hope in season 4 Toph and Suki, and Katara and Zuko all rejoin and have a throwback. Maybe even Azula if she's still out there. Suki's fate is also unknown though, she might be dead already. But the reunion I want to see the most is definitely between Zuko and Iroh. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:11:05 GMT -5
True. Maybe Toph somehow founded her on her journey to find spiritual enlightenment. IDK, I really hope in season 4 Toph and Suki, and Katara and Zuko all rejoin and have a throwback. Maybe even Azula if she's still out there. Suki's fate is also unknown though, she might be dead already. But the reunion I want to see the most is definitely between Zuko and Iroh. How did Zuko get the Dragon too? Did he breed the Fire Master Dragons from the Sun people? |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 13:13:30 GMT -5
Suki's fate is also unknown though, she might be dead already. But the reunion I want to see the most is definitely between Zuko and Iroh. How did Zuko get the Dragon too? Did he breed the Fire Master Dragons from the Sun people? I don't know. I heard dragon eggs take a long time to hatch and Zuko's dragon was only 15 years old (not sure if it's actually confirmed though). Maybe he found an egg that survived from the time of the dragons? |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:15:01 GMT -5
How did Zuko get the Dragon too? Did he breed the Fire Master Dragons from the Sun people? I don't know. I heard dragon eggs take a long time to hatch and Zuko's dragon was only 15 years old (not sure if it's actually confirmed though). Maybe he found an egg that survived from the time of the dragons? Or Iroh harbored some since he did protect two of them. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 13:24:20 GMT -5
I don't know. I heard dragon eggs take a long time to hatch and Zuko's dragon was only 15 years old (not sure if it's actually confirmed though). Maybe he found an egg that survived from the time of the dragons? Or Iroh harbored some since he did protect two of them. Maybe. I don't think it's something they'll explain in the series though. Just like they never really explained where all the air bisons came from (although they did reveal it outside the series). |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:24:44 GMT -5
Or Iroh harbored some since he did protect two of them. Maybe. I don't think it's something they'll explain in the series though. Just like they never really explained where all the air bisons came from (although they did reveal it outside the series). They did? How? |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 13:26:28 GMT -5
Maybe. I don't think it's something they'll explain in the series though. Just like they never really explained where all the air bisons came from (although they did reveal it outside the series). They did? How? Quote: "After the Air Nomad Genocide, Appa was believed to be the last of the flying bison. However, during his adventures after the Hundred Year War, Aang discovered a new herd, and the population started to grow again with colonies of healthy bison residing at all of the air temples" |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:28:23 GMT -5
Quote: "After the Air Nomad Genocide, Appa was believed to be the last of the flying bison. However, during his adventures after the Hundred Year War, Aang discovered a new herd, and the population started to grow again with colonies of healthy bison residing at all of the air temples" Ah. I guess the same can be said about the lemurs. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 13:31:18 GMT -5
Quote: "After the Air Nomad Genocide, Appa was believed to be the last of the flying bison. However, during his adventures after the Hundred Year War, Aang discovered a new herd, and the population started to grow again with colonies of healthy bison residing at all of the air temples" Ah. I guess the same can be said about the lemurs. I looked up the lemurs and apparently the ones that appear in Korra are a different species than Momo. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 13:34:55 GMT -5
Ah. I guess the same can be said about the lemurs. I looked up the lemurs and apparently the ones that appear in Korra are a different species than Momo. Oh that's sad Momo could have been the last of his kind. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 15, 2014 17:57:59 GMT -5
Hmm, actually if the Red Lotus survived this season Zuko's line about protecting his daughter in the fire nation would make sense. After all, it's very likely the next season is set in the fire nation, so maybe the Red Lotus will try to assassinate Zuko's daughter.
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 15, 2014 18:49:59 GMT -5
Hmm, actually if the Red Lotus survived this season Zuko's line about protecting his daughter in the fire nation would make sense. After all, it's very likely the next season is set in the fire nation, so maybe the Red Lotus will try to assassinate Zuko's daughter. I really hope so. Maybe they will keep Su and the Metal clan still alive. That's the coolest city. And it's not like Ba Sing Se can just heal itself and become strong again. It's in a chaotic mess and it might be the focus of next season of trying a new political or leadership style/system in the cities. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 16, 2014 8:28:09 GMT -5
Interesting, I could see this season end with Korra in the hands of the Red Lotus. Maybe Korra will actually see their ways and join them (the "Venom of the Red Lotus" slowing taking her over?) and then we get season 4 in which the remaining characters try to free Korra and protect the remaining leaders of the nations.
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 16, 2014 12:44:05 GMT -5
Interesting, I could see this season end with Korra in the hands of the Red Lotus. Maybe Korra will actually see their ways and join them (the "Venom of the Red Lotus" slowing taking her over?) and then we get season 4 in which the remaining characters try to free Korra and protect the remaining leaders of the nations. Glad to see Su is still in this though  . Just keep praying that the villains don't die! |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 16, 2014 14:08:34 GMT -5
Interesting, I could see this season end with Korra in the hands of the Red Lotus. Maybe Korra will actually see their ways and join them (the "Venom of the Red Lotus" slowing taking her over?) and then we get season 4 in which the remaining characters try to free Korra and protect the remaining leaders of the nations. Glad to see Su is still in this though . Just keep praying that the villains don't die! Yeah, I hope they survive. But if they get killed by the heroes it would be pretty dark. I mean the only villain any of the avatar "heroes" killed was Unalaq but he was barely human anymore. Zaheer and his gang on the other hand are really just human characters with proper development, killing them would be much harder for Korra. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 17, 2014 8:27:51 GMT -5
If Tenzin dies I think Zuko will take over his role as Korra's guide and maybe even as the narrator of the intro.
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Post by Pinda on Aug 17, 2014 8:40:20 GMT -5
I'm actually sort of hoping that Tenzin is actually dead. I mean, I really like him as a character but this scene would be so epic if he actually died. If everyone got out of that fight alive it would be sort of disappointing. And it would instantly make Korra the best animated series ever, I mean what animated series (aimed at children) let's one of the main characters sacrifice himself like this?
Also, if he survived the "As long as I'm breathing it's not over" thing would be sort of meaningless.
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 17, 2014 12:42:10 GMT -5
I'm actually sort of hoping that Tenzin is actually dead. I mean, I really like him as a character but this scene would be so epic if he actually died. If everyone got out of that fight alive it would be sort of disappointing. And it would instantly make Korra the best animated series ever, I mean what animated series (aimed at children) let's one of the main characters sacrifice himself like this? Also, if he survived the "As long as I'm breathing it's not over" thing would be sort of meaningless. Even better than TCW? TCW has it's ups and downs in certain episodes but at least LOK is consistent with theirs. There's not one episode that I hated or stopped watching. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 17, 2014 13:03:38 GMT -5
I'm actually sort of hoping that Tenzin is actually dead. I mean, I really like him as a character but this scene would be so epic if he actually died. If everyone got out of that fight alive it would be sort of disappointing. And it would instantly make Korra the best animated series ever, I mean what animated series (aimed at children) let's one of the main characters sacrifice himself like this? Also, if he survived the "As long as I'm breathing it's not over" thing would be sort of meaningless. Even better than TCW? TCW has it's ups and downs in certain episodes but at least LOK is consistent with theirs. There's not one episode that I hated or stopped watching. Well, TCW is a great show, but honestly its character development was never as deep as in avatar. The villains were very 2-dimensional too (except Ventress). If they really killed off Tenzin then yes, Legend of Korra will be better than TCW. I mean, TCW did a similar thing, letting characters sarifice themselves, but never no main character sacrificed himself. I probably enjoyed watching and talking about TCW more (mainly because of the characters) but from a story perspective it's already worse than Korra. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 17, 2014 13:11:32 GMT -5
Even better than TCW? TCW has it's ups and downs in certain episodes but at least LOK is consistent with theirs. There's not one episode that I hated or stopped watching. Well, TCW is a great show, but honestly its character development was never as deep as in avatar. The villains were very 2-dimensional too (except Ventress). If they really killed off Tenzin then yes, Legend of Korra will be better than TCW. I mean, TCW did a similar thing, letting characters sarifice themselves, but never no main character sacrificed himself. I probably enjoyed watching and talking about TCW more (mainly because of the characters) but from a story perspective it's already worse than Korra. I totally agree. I will always love TCW, but if they do choose to kill off a main character that is some serious dark, amazing, development. TCW had it's moments when characters sacrificed themselves but they didn't have any story progression or development. You never got to love them or see them grow from the beginning. Even though LOK S2 wasn't it's best, it still was very good at story progression and character building. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 17, 2014 13:19:09 GMT -5
Well, TCW is a great show, but honestly its character development was never as deep as in avatar. The villains were very 2-dimensional too (except Ventress). If they really killed off Tenzin then yes, Legend of Korra will be better than TCW. I mean, TCW did a similar thing, letting characters sarifice themselves, but never no main character sacrificed himself. I probably enjoyed watching and talking about TCW more (mainly because of the characters) but from a story perspective it's already worse than Korra. I totally agree. I will always love TCW, but if they do choose to kill off a main character that is some serious dark, amazing, development. TCW had it's moments when characters sacrificed themselves but they didn't have any story progression or development. You never got to love them or see them grow from the beginning. Even though LOK S2 wasn't it's best, it still was very good at story progression and character building. Yeah, I mean no one cared about the death of Ima-gun Di. But Tenzin, he appeared in almost every episode, and he has a family with really young children and he had developed as a character over the seasons. People would care about his death, it would have a huge impact on the series. Still, I doubt they actually killed him off... |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 17, 2014 13:24:37 GMT -5
I totally agree. I will always love TCW, but if they do choose to kill off a main character that is some serious dark, amazing, development. TCW had it's moments when characters sacrificed themselves but they didn't have any story progression or development. You never got to love them or see them grow from the beginning. Even though LOK S2 wasn't it's best, it still was very good at story progression and character building. Yeah, I mean no one cared about the death of Ima-gun Di. But Tenzin, he appeared in almost every episode, and he has a family with really young children and he had developed as a character over the seasons. People would care about his death, it would have a huge impact on the series. Still, I doubt they actually killed him off... Lol yes him. It was heroic for him to die, but it didn't really impact the show too much. This season is called "Change" and there is definitely some changes that have impact the show. I just hope they do carry on and kill off Tenzin to give meaning of his quote "It’s over when I’m not breathing". If they killed off a political figure on the show (In a dark way)... it's sort of setting up our expectations that someone is going to die, and it'll be a big change for Korra; hence the Season's name. They wouldn't put it in there for nothing. |
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Post by Pinda on Aug 17, 2014 13:27:09 GMT -5
Yeah, I mean no one cared about the death of Ima-gun Di. But Tenzin, he appeared in almost every episode, and he has a family with really young children and he had developed as a character over the seasons. People would care about his death, it would have a huge impact on the series. Still, I doubt they actually killed him off... Lol yes him. It was heroic for him to die, but it didn't really impact the show too much. This season is called "Change" and there is definitely some changes that have impact the show. I just hope they do carry on and kill off Tenzin to give meaning of his quote "It’s over when I’m not breathing". If they killed off a political figure on the show (In a dark way)... it's sort of setting up our expectations that someone is going to die, and it'll be a big change for Korra; hence the Season's name. They wouldn't put it in there for nothing. I think the season's name refers to the changes caused by harmonic convergence. But yes, I actually hope they kill him off just to make that scene and his quote more meaningful. But I heard that it was confirmed somewhere that a main character would die in season 3, if that's true then I'm sure it's Tenzin. |
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Post by ?6 (CBK) on Aug 17, 2014 13:28:15 GMT -5
Ahaha in the comment section of the "Tenzin Kya Bumi vs Red Lotus" someone wrote "Amon would've made the red lotus sh!t their pants".
That's so true. The only person that might put up a fight against Amon is probably Ming Hua.
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. Just keep praying that the villains don't die! 
