Legend of Korra trailer

[Nique]

I was kind of shocked at the industrial look of the show ... it was like being away from home for a long time and suddenly there are skyscrapers in my neighborhood?!

But I am really happy. This is really amazing looking and it looks like it will more than make up for the movie.

[Premmy]

What movie?

[Nique]

Exactly.

[Kyanbu The Legend]

Originally Posted by Premmy

What movie?

I want this to be the same response from everyone's mouth when asked about that movie.

[Locke cole]

"The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra"?

Look, trailer. You were freaking amazing and all, but I don't think I need to tell you why that makes no sense.

[Lumenskir]

"The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra"?

Yeah, agreed. I get the whole franchiseness of the decision, but cmon.

Also, mentions of Chi-Blockers has me hoping that Ty Lee has some involvement in the baddies group.

[Aerozord]

Originally Posted by The Wandering God

Korra is Sokka's granddaughter

where did you hear this? So Korra is technically getting airbending training from her cousin? Well third cousin.

Originally Posted by Locke cole

"The Last Airbender: Legend of Korra"?

Cause thanks to a certain movie they can never use Avatar again

Originally Posted by Lumenskir

Also, mentions of Chi-Blockers has me hoping that Ty Lee has some involvement in the baddies group.

Might be abit more interesting. Remember what she said at the end of the series, she was teaching it to the Kioshi Warriors.

Also seems like they aren't being as black and white as before. Sure I wasn't the only one watching the series and wondering why non-benders didn't feel abit under appreciated. If bending was genetic you'd probably have a ruling class of them. Still as we saw normal people cant really fight a master bender and until the time of this series they were reliant on benders for alot of things. Now they dont need benders to move vehicles or open gates, now benders are more like walking weapons.

[rpgdemon]

I've got to say, not at all a fan of the city look.

It ended up looking incredibly generic and standard-Anime-backdrop, instead of Avatar-like.

[PCD]

Originally Posted by Aerozord

Sure I wasn't the only one watching the series and wondering why non-benders didn't feel abit under appreciated. If bending was genetic you'd probably have a ruling class of them.

If left to their own, I bet a ruling class would have happened. Thankfully, there's been an Avatar around all the time, keeping that whole peace and harmony thing on the go. As is Korra's job this time around, of course. (I guess the hundred-odd years of Aang buggering off wasn't enough for that sort of bigotry to emerge yet.)

[Lumenskir]

I've got to say, not at all a fan of the city look.

It ended up looking incredibly generic and standard-Anime-backdrop, instead of Avatar-like.

Isn't that kind of the point? Well, except for the 'standard' part (because I have no idea what standard Anime entails). It's a city built by people unconnected with the other Nations (that is the case still, right), so it makes sense that it's not emblematic of what we've seen before.

I was more thrown off by what the city folk are wearing, namely the suits and modern-ish hats, while Korra still looks like she came out of the original series.

Sure I wasn't the only one watching the series and wondering why non-benders didn't feel abit under appreciated. If bending was genetic you'd probably have a ruling class of them.

I dunno, going down this path of thinking is what led to the stupid spizace sword and Sokka being forced to forget how awesome he was.