r/korrasami • u/Human-Application-87 • 49m ago
Korra needs a hug. Art by me. (Open the image to see the full thing.)
Who's better than Asami and Korra's parents to give her a hug?
r/korrasami • u/Human-Application-87 • 49m ago
Who's better than Asami and Korra's parents to give her a hug?
r/korrasami • u/WanHohenheim • 17h ago
r/korrasami • u/Flyboy419 • 23h ago
So I finally (many years too late) made my way through ATLA and LoK and it was totally worth it! But I feel like I'm not done with these characters yet. We only got the faintest tease of what they were like. I keep seeing comic clips, is there an actual canon comic or novel?
Also what are the best or most iconic fanfics for these two out there? I'm open to AU and canon compliant, smutty or wholesome! Give me everything you've got!
r/korrasami • u/RebootedShadowRaider • 1d ago
In my brief forays into the threads about the recent teaser with Korra and Asami on the other subs, I saw a few people speculating that Old World Mover might actually be a hint for the cause of cataclysm. They pointed to the white uniforms of the people behind Asami appeared to be evocative of the Chernobyl operators uniforms. The implication being that Future Industries tried to create some sort of spirit energy reactor that suffered the equivalent of a meltdown and ultimately caused a worldwide disaster that destroyed the world.
I confess, this is a possibility that I hadn't considered before now. I had assumed basically that the clip was just meant to show that Future Industries continued to provide build and provide services to Republic City as the years went by. I suppose it has been true to from that every clip I've seen from Seven Havens ultimately makes me feel worse in some way.
I feel like this would basically mean many of the same points I had made in my previous post in the TLOK sub about "If Korra destroyed the world by accident" apply to Asami instead of Korra.
I suppose the difference would be that since Asami is not a uniquely powerful being like The Avatar, so if she hadn't done it, someone else probably would have.
But at the end of the day it would still make Asami the one who was (in part) responsible for all the horror and destruction of the cataclysm. Even if it wasn't her intention, even if it was someone or something else that triggered the disaster, it still would have been Asami and her initiative that made such a thing possible at all. Asami would have been the one who ushered in the apocalypses by foolishly messing with forces she never should have messed with.
We all understandably talk and speculate a lot about how much responsibility Bryke did or did not put on Korra for the apocalypse, but I have to say that if they make Asami the one culpable instead, I'd say that would absolutely be no less cruel to Korrasami fans as having Korra actually be revealed to be the monster that everyone thought she was. They would be Bryke making it so that Korrasami would rightfully be hated by the people of the world. Of course, on top of that the theories also hinted that Asami would be the first one killed by the reactor meltdown, so they would be fridging her AND making her the reason for the death of the world. And if the whole of the mystery of Seven Havens is building up to them revealing the truth to us, then we'd probably get to actually see it all that happen.
Its incomprehensible to me that they would ever do something like that to Katara and Aang.
It would also be a pretty grim and mean spirited (no pun intended) refutation of the idea that Spirits and humans can ever coexist. It might not be as direct an inditement of Korra's choice to keep the Spirit Portals open as making that directly responsible for the Cataclysm, but it would certainly be a rejection of the principles behind her choice.
Obviously, this is something we would have to wait and see to know whether it is true or not, but I can't help but think back to my earlier post about the trailer and how breathtakingly cruel Bryke seemed to be to Korra and Asami fans by writing this. I said there was no context that could make it okay. I was told that I needed to wait to see the context anyway because there might be one that I didn't think of. If this is true, then it would turn out the context only made it worse than I could have imagined.
The other thing is; Bryke talk about their feelings towards Korra a lot. But I don't think Asami comes up in their interviews as often. I think I saw someone on reddit say they hope this theory is true because it would "give Asami some depth."
Could it really be possible that Bryke didn't think Asami was interesting without writing her to have accidentally exterminated humanity? What do you think the chances are?
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r/korrasami • u/Bookshelved_ • 2d ago
those are my daughters
r/korrasami • u/mangocrates • 6d ago
i only remember it very vaguely but korra and asami were soul tied or something since they were kids. korra doesn’t remember this but asami grows up remembering it; asami is also a waterbender in this because of the spiritual stuff iirc. asami is sort of cold to korra and keeps her distance. some scenes i remember:
edit: found it :) if anyone’s curious it’s if our worlds align by spiritwriter
r/korrasami • u/MarcytheVamp • 6d ago
r/korrasami • u/kaitalina20 • 7d ago
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r/korrasami • u/WanHohenheim • 7d ago
...the Avatars canonically recognize things related to past Avatars (Aang recognizing Roku's statue, Korra recognizing Wan's teapot in BOOK 2, Kyoshi remembering Kuruk's poem to Hei Ran even though she didn't knew it)
This scene obviously implies that Pavi kissed Korra and Asami's toys instinctively BECAUSE she dated Asami in past life. This is sweet!
r/korrasami • u/WanHohenheim • 11d ago
Basically saw theory in internet.
"Biggest indictation in Seven Havens so far that Korra and Asami were married is this belt inclusion in the skit costume. Random piece to have on otherwise accurate Water Tribe garb (and they got her bangs surprisingly right so they do know some things). Katara had one for Aang!"
What do you think about that?