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Bi Fil-Am, jumping from one hyperfixation to another with equal intensity, 30+, fanart goblin since 2004.
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Check out this amazing Legend of Korra artwork by world-renowned comic book artist Geof Darrow (best known for his illustration work on ‘Hard Boiled,’ ‘The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot’ and ‘Shoalin Cowboy)!!!

The Book 4: Balance-inspired piece, depicting Korra and Naga entering a bustling, agrarian town, recasts the Avatar in Darrow’s classic style, with coloring by eight-time Eisner Award winning colorist Dave Stewart (‘Shaolin Cowboy,’ ‘Sandman’ and ‘Hellboy’)

And we’ll be raffling off signed copies at Nickelodeon’s New York Comic Con booth!

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The official, 100% real Korra Book 3 trailer is here! New Book 3 music by Jeremy Zuckerman. Edited by Jeff Adams. Motion graphics by Matt Gadbois. Enjoy!

Thanks to the shenanigans of Leaky McLeakerpants, we have released the *OFFICIAL* Book 3 trailer early. Hope you enjoy! Also here on Nick.com.

Happy to see an OFFICIAL trailer for book 3.

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i want more korra, less petty drama. more korra growing and learning. less mako and who he makes out with. i want korra to steal her spotlight back. i want her to harness her righteous anger and save her family, her friends, her tribe, her air-family. i want fanartists to stop smoothing out her muscles, whitewashing her skin and focusing on her bust size. i want to see her strength and wrath. i want to see her believe in herself and depend on herself. amen.

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Whispers Softly Into the Night

Guys, if someone loved the Beginnings episode of S2 Legend of Korra but is still cautious about the rest of the season. Let them be. They are allowed to be worried. Dialogue aside. Do your own thing in your own space. But Give them space. Allow them that space. 

thank

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rabalogy

This is your prison, now.

Oh

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isaia

I CAME OUT OF HIDING FROM WRITING SADNESS AND RELATIONSHIP DRAMA LULZ OF THE MAIN PLOT OF KORRA THE OCEAN JUST FOR RAAVA AND WAN AND VAATROCITUS AND MELDING OF ANCIENT TIMES FOLKLORE BECAUSE THAT WAS WHERE I WAS BORN IN AVATARLAND FOR MANY YEARS AS A BABBU AND WHOA DID YOU KNOW THAT AVATARWORLD DOES NOT TAKE PLACE IN THIS SOLAR SYSTEM THERE WERE DIFFERENT PLANETS OMG ok im done ok.

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I proposed marriage to gabzilla-z, and this is my wedding present to her. 

SENNA, WARRIOR QUEEN. Something that came up while we were talking about the Legend of Korra Book 2 premiere, and I have a lot of feelings about Senna and Tonraq due to my history with them. Instead of Tonraq being the banished prince, it’d be Senna! 

I can’t even claim full creative design for this! I only put Senna in Tonraq’s clothes and referenced Jeffrey Lai’s animation heavily. 

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isaia

I fully endorse this wedding. 

screeches

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NO

oh god you guys pls pls pls 

D O NOT follow me

if you unconditionally love 

legend of korra

AND LIKE 

GET REALLY MAD WHEN PPL COMPLAIN ABOUT THE STORY OR WHATEVER and are sensitive about it

or if you have friends who like it and they don't want you in this neighborhood

you are going to feel so uncomfortable

U SHUDNT COME HERE

im going to reblog meta and criticisms, poking fun at plotholes and other things sometimes along with the fun things and awesome beautiful things I DO love/like/appreciate about it, like to fanart or reblog friends' fanart/fic about it

but if crit/harsh crit makes u uncomfortable

and then it wont be fun

for u

you are however going to get a lot of stuff about feminism, race and class

and cartoon hotties

and me crying about the tragic beauty of that CGI Green Lantern Cartoon 

and being ridiculous in general

pls keep in mind thank u

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Korra and characterization

[legend of korra spoilers] YES I’M POSTING AGAIN because i want to alienate everyone i love/lose all my friends/die alone in a puddle and the puddle’s my tears and i deserve all of it

anyway, i don’t agree with the consensus that korra’s characterization thus far in the second season is inconsistent with her characterization in the first season or that she’s a brat/a bitch/what-have you. (i discussed the latter issue previously here — i’ll try not to rehash it too much.)

korra is by her nature an active person; she works through her emotional problems by either confronting them head-on or by shoving them down and using, say, pro-bending or something physical to ignore them. this is something i love about her, but it’s also at times a big weakness for her: she ignores things she shouldn’t, she snaps at people, she doesn’t understand her own emotions now and then, because she has such a difficult time expressing herself in ways that aren’t upfront, that aren’t physical. for korra, everything is clear-cut; but everything isn’t clear-cut, so she still struggles with stuff that’s morally, emotionally, or spiritually complicated.

and i think absolutely her situation growing up didn’t create this aspect of her personality, because clearly this is rooted in who korra is, period, but rather exacerbated it: she’s chafed for years under the white lotus’ “protection,” so she takes strong umbrage to anything resembling that same sort of patronizing for-your-own-good isolation. this is why she has such constant problems with tenzin. tenzin approaches teaching korra as he does teaching his children, and he expects korra to respond to him as his children respond to him; but he isn’t korra’s father and she isn’t a child. when he commands her (instead of advising her) or when he withholds information from her, she feels shut down and shut out, which is the same thing people have done to her for eleven years (“for her own good”).

korra’s issue with mako in the first two episodes is directly derived from a similar place: that feeling of being shut out, of being — not communicated with. when she asks for mako’s opinion on the situation re: tenzin vs unalaq, she wants his opinion, so when he says that she should just do whatever and he’ll support her in that, she feels like he isn’t taking her seriously; he isn’t listening to her; he’s not communicating with her. he isn’t shutting her out but that’s how she feels anyway; and yes, it’s irrational, but yo… people are irrational. and this isn’t a ~me making excuses for the writing~ situation. this is a deliberate choice. she’s already confused and frustrated because she’s at odds again with tenzin, because she’s just learned that he and tonraq had her isolated and then lied to her about it (and tenzin was going to leave her there in isolation for however long it took for him and the council to deal with amon, waiting for him to come back to train her), because tenzin and tonraq and unalaq were all telling her what to do and fighting over her, because now, when she does want someone else’s opinion — mako’s opinion — she doesn’t feel like he’s taking her seriously.

so, yeah, when she snaps at mako at the festival, it’s not really mako’s fault. but i like that. it’s one of the reasons why i’m enjoying korra/mako so much more in just these two episodes. they’re awkward and they grate on each other a little and they’re having to work at this steady relationship thing. their problems aren’t because of external forces or ~romantic drama,~ but stuff that’s arising more naturally from their personalities.

korra was locked up for eleven years, told what to do, told to stay put, told to wait for other people to come to her, wait to assume her responsibilities, wait for everything. so yeah, she gets angry when she feels like people are locking her down, shutting her out. she spent eleven years of her life ostensibly training to be the avatar, but only now that she’s out of that compound and the little area around it she was allowed is she actually learning what it means to be the avatar.

and i just… really love her a lot. she’s mad and she’s brash and she’s stubborn and she’s cocky and she’s presumptive and she doesn’t understand her own feelings half the time and sometimes she stomps on other people’s feelings and she loves fiercely and gruffly and she’s struggling to be the avatar, to really be the avatar, and half the time she feels like she’s alone because nobody actually trained her for this, nobody told her what it meant to be the avatar. she’s been trying to prove herself in one way or another for her whole life. sometimes she’s still trying to do that even when she doesn’t have to.

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On the other hand, this is another good post to think about. Because yes, criticisms about the writing/tone/pacing/character arcs are valid. Or the "telling but not showing".  But not when a main character lead, who is female, tends to just get sexist slurs thrown at her bcs people don't quite like the writing.  As another poster said: "If Korra was a shounen hero in an action anime, she wouldn't have this problem"  I don't feel Korra's inconsistent in this season at all either, this thing is something she'd do! maybe it's because a lot of the character arcs that weren't resolved in Season 1 are still in the air. And I think a lot of people also feel antsy about children and teens tending to yell at old people in this series, it's always been a bit headscratchy in ATLA, where in Asian culture (from my background in a general sense) is steeped in respect for elders, that sort of thing is not tolerated. So it feels uncomfortable for those of us in that culture???

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Anonymous asked:

how did you feel about Korra talking badly to her father and tenzin?

I didn’t like it.

First of all I feel like Tonraq’s character has been re-written to fit the plot of this season and I don’t like that. At all. Because now it seems he was ok with Korra being lied to for “protection”… but he supported her when she escaped the compound last season. I mean ????? And where the fuckety fuck is Senna? this would have worked better if she was the banished warrior princess i mean talk about lost opportunities

I feel like Korra has every right to be mad at being coddled and “protected” and it would be a good thing if she wanted her space and to be told important stuff she needs to know because dammit she’s the Avatar and she’s not five.

But the writing is all over the place. Instead of Korra being written like a woman taking responsability and building her own destiny she is being written like a clueless brat that disrespects her “wise” male (where’s Katara? Where’s Lin?) elders and trusts the dude with EVIL stamped on his forehead… which is more or less what happened last season. So Korra learned nothing and I’m willing to bet this is going to end with her being used as a pawn - again - and with her being in the wrong - again - and everybody will be “I told you so why are you jumping headfirst into things silly girl tsk tsk”

So in short is not that I don’t like it because I think Korra is wrong for being angry at her dad and Tenzin. I don’t like it because it’s like the narrative is trying to force her to be in the wrong no matter what she does. If she goes along with what daddy and Tenzin are doing, she’s spineless and not a strong female character!!!! but if she doesn’t she’s falling for the schemes of Obviously Evil Waterbender 2.0.!!! Like, there’s no middle ground here. Why is there no middle ground here.

it doesn’t help that they are trying to paint her as the irrational one in the Mako/Korra relationship and suddenly Mako is flawfree and the perfect boyfriend why is he being so cold toward his brother????

sorry for the word vomit

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Book 2 premieres this Friday at 7/6c!

**COLLAPSING WITH EXCITEMENT**

At long last! We are all really excited and relieved to *FINALLY* share Book 2 with you this Friday.

WOW WOW WOW

YESSSSSS

Emphasis on family bonds? Bonding with parental figures??! YES

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