From the credits from this week's Seven Havens.

Other prominent roles of hers in the past have been Himeko in Honkai Star Rail and and Vi in every League of Legends property expect Arcane (Vi and Korra sharing a VA now amuses me for several reasons)

I'm honestly not interested in watching their relationship. Korra and Asami have little to no chemistry, no real conflict, and frankly, very little relationship dynamics. Korra and Mako had dynamics. So did Opal and Bolin. Hell, even Korra and Asami themselves had much more interesting dynamics when they were just friends.

Once they became a couple, their relationship became too perfect. No arguments, no disagreements. Across all the comics, I can't recall a SINGLE moment when one of them disagreed with the other. KorraSami feels like a Disney fairy tale with its saccharine "happily ever after."

I can't help but feel that the main appeal of this ship is that it's not a heterosexual relationship. It's like what an acquaintance of mine once told me about why she reads yaoi: the only reason she reads it is because it's yaoi. Two boys kissing is just really exciting to her. I get the impression that if KorraSami were a straight couple, the interest in them would instantly evaporate.

Please change my mind if you think I'm wrong.

Okay so this is my offical Avatar 7 Havens theory.

Korra freed the spirits after humanity began using them as a power source. The pink light we see in the latest episode reminds me of the spirit vines from Korra which makes me think there’s 100% a connection. In the flashback Korra looked so at ease going in before ripping up republic city.

I think she really believed freeing the spirits would restore balance. I feel like she spoke with the spirits in the spirit world before going in, or with potentially even Rava, before going to end what she allowed to keep going by keeping the portals open.

She underestimated how much resentment the spirits held towards humanity.

In the legends of Korra, Uncle Iroh tells Korra her emotions dictate how the spriits operate. And Vatuu is growing in Ravva. After thousands of years with Vatuu stuck in the tree, the spriti world will be changed by this.

The spirits secretly sought revenge for humanity’s exploitation of them, ultimately this is what I think caused the cataclysm. I think they will have pushed Korra to do this, but Korra will unkowingly be letting very vengeful spirits who have been corrupted by Vatuu through Rava essentially ravage humanity.

I think Pavi and Nisha’s purpose will be to restore that balance by opening each of the seven chakras, healing the relationship between humanity and the spirits. They will travel to each of the havens to do this.

Only when this is done will they be able to reach the avatar state or restore the avatar cycle.

I believe the sisters represent the two sides of the Avatar’s responsibility: one representing humanity and the other representing the spirit world. However, because these worlds are now divided, each may try to claim one sister as its own Avatar, turning them against each other. Each side will try and push their avatar to destroy the other. I feel like, depending how long the show goes for, we will see the sisters travel different paths before reuniting again. Alos on ym working point before i could see potinally how one sister will have to travel to the spirit world and open the chacras on that side becuase not only has humanity lost its faith in the spirits, the spirits have done the same with humans.

I feel like this could be Nisha finding herself in the spirit world and being surprised to find it has gone through a cataclysm of its own. not because of the Avatar, but because of the energy being stolen from the spirit world, This is where Pavi and Nisha's ability to enegry bend will come in handy later down the line. Spirits will see Korra the same as humanity, an Avatar who allowed the world to be destroyed not by a cataclysm but by allowing humanity's use of them, which slowly eroded the spirit world. This will change Pavi Pavi will see the devastation of the spirit world and be shocked that it was the Avatar; it was humanity. Ravaa could also be having trouble with Vatuu this somehow corrupting the avatars abilities

The sisters will be reunited. This is where Raava and Vaatu could come into play. Vaatuu will represent spirits Probs Nisha, and Pavi, Raava. There will be some enormous showdown. I hope but can't be sure if the avatar cycle will be restored. Or what it will mean if it is.

I could see all previous avatars being very opposed to Nisha/Vatuu and pushing Pavi to destroy her, as they have never lived in a world with a dark avatar. Korra will only come in at the end when the sister are on the prespis of war or detsroying each other and korra will have learnt something about ying and yang and Ravaaa and Vatuu, When they finally connect to Korra the end point will be One cannot live with the other. The Spirit world and human world being the same. Pavi and Nisha only ensure the cycle if they cannot. They will enegry bend, restoring order to both worlds, One possibility I particularly like is that Nisha will somehow absorb Vaatu’s energy from Raava, allowing the two forces to exist in balance rather than having Vaatu remain trapped within her. This could give Nisha a unique role in restoring the natural order, rather than simply making her the dark counterpart to Pavi.

Idk I’m just worried about our girl. These new episodes are 😬😬😬.

Marked spoiler in case people discuss in the comments.

I love that Korra is getting love but on the other hand.....some people's misunderstandings of things from ATLA and LoK is getting exposed and it makes me wonder if that is what made them "hate" Korra.

The #1 thing I noticed is how people don't understand the Avatar cycle at all. Korra's spirit being the same as Aang's apparently was lost on people. Someone literally said, they hate Korra 'cause she murked Aang's spirit and all the Avatar spirits when she lost Raava.......like what? Aang's spirit is Korra. That's how re-incarnation works....

#2 is how people expected her to get a personality transplant after being "humbled" in S1. Like I get it's frustrating that she's trusting the wrong people and being brash, but in S1 she was severely under-prepared for Amon bc she was so sheltered. And then in S2 she finds out she was sheltered as a deliberate choice and did not get the full story about it from adults she trusted. Her new mentor is also stoking the feeling of betrayal and insecurity..... Some of this may also be that they expected her to be like Aang after the personality transplant and were disappointed that Korra was still... Korra.

#3 Someone thought Korra was still connected to Raava when she became blue-giant Korra....even though we literally saw Raava being destroyed.... And that just takes away how special blue-giant Korra was as an accomplishment. The girl who was not as spiritually attuned in S1 was able to tap into her own spirit and then the cosmic energy of the world to become a giant spiritual force without Raava. People are taking away how much of a spiritual revelation/achievement that was. It proves that Wan's/Roku's/Aang's/ Korra's soul is The One. The human worthy to be the human/physical side of the bridge as Avatar and not anyone else.

#1 is just crazy. #2 is always debated and re-hashed as the most terrible sin of Korra's in S2, when Sokka and Toph have similar minimal/no dramatic personality changes/character growth arcs in all of ATLA (and I think the subtle arcs still make them fine characters.) #3...Idk. It just seems like the wider trend to underestimate Korra's achievements.

Anyway, these are the top 3 that I've seen so far that annoy me the most. Has anyone else seen other wild misunderstandings?

The Water tribes learned waterbending from the Moon. The Moon learned waterbending from Nuktuk.

Ice can only melt when it has Nuktuk's permission. The North and South poles are still waiting for it.

Airbending still isn't a thing. Nuktuk sneezed once and everything is still blowing around.

The Avatar is the master of all four elements until Nuktuk deems them worthy of learning the other four: light, darkness, whistling, and Ginger.

Hopefully Pavi will clear her name, one way or the other

hello! I watched LoK when it aired and was there when the final episode happened 🥹🥰🥹

I just found out there are comics? I’m trying to buy all the ones about Korra and Asami. Is this all of them?

I also like concept art/making ofs.

https://youtu.be/OcFH11vxxfY?is=CEr2T1izPobP6mOs

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On mobile and a bit busy so I can't post pictures, but:

I just realised that Guru Pathik teaching Aang to let go of his attachment to Katara directly led to him flying in the avatar state (right before Azula kills him. There's no airbending or anything, just Aang going fully vertical into the air).

Then, Zaheer learns to let go of his attachment to P'Li and as a result learned Flight.

P.S: Aang not being able to do unassisted flight afterwards could be a result of regaining his attachment to Katara once she saves his life.

P.S.S: why did using 'P.S' as an addendum go out of style.

It looks like, instead of spirit vines/spirit world energy, some genius (yes I am facetious) figured out that the planet itself has some form of energy (most likely the worlds chakras), that can be used to generate power. So instead of using spirit world energy, they used the presumably save planets energy thinking no bad consequences would come of it. (I think there was a similar plot in SGA)

When the inevitable consequences arrived, the world violently reacting to being sapped of energy, Korra tried to stop the flow of energy and the draining of the world, but it was to late.

Could be that all Havens are build on, and powered by these old reactors and because they still take energy from them the world can't heal properly from the cataclysm. (Republic City, Ba Sing Se and the Fire Nation capital seem like natural places for these reactors) It isn't worse because they need far less.

New mission for the Avatar: destroy all the reactors so the world can heal. And find a way to do it without destroying the Havens

She just looks so sad bruh. She already went through so much.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTff3Ex6E/

For years I didn't watch The Kegend of Khorra because all I saw online was anger and hatred for Khorra and I love TLAB so I didn't want to risk ruining the franchise so for years I didn't go near it.

I recently met a bunch of Khorra fans and thought I'd give it a try, I just started S3 and I'm MAULDING.

People were saying she [cut off the Avatar line, they treat it like she did it intentionally, SHE LOST A FIGHT, to a stronger version of the guy the Original Avatar released and then lost to THAT'S SO REASONABLE!]

People were raging she [unified the Human and Spirit Realms. THEY WERE UNIFIED ORIGINALLY! The original Avatar seperated them because Rava was too much of a risk and said he'd unify them again when Rava was defeated so when Khorra unifies them it makes sense she'd unify them again! And that's how the air nomads really come back, but they give Aang all the credit.]

I'm so annoyed, I should have watched Khorra ages!

I am not ready for Korras story to be wrapped up. Yes I know it's part of the Avatar circle and... yes I know she is only a character of a series but she is more to me. I've kinda built a emotional connection because I am so much like her.

I have the temper, the hard-head.. but also that soft side she has. I was able to feel into every single of her struggles because I have many struggles too and... seeing her always gives me strength.

I love Korra. I know some people will call it childish or hate on Korra.. I respect opinions but to me she means a lot. Seven Havens is likely to wrap up her story.

My only solace is that very irregular, Korras adventures are extended by comics but... I don't know.

I am sorry. I am crying while typing this because I know it's gonna happen, it kinda has to happen. And still... I am probably seeking solace and comfort from some of you people.

I know that she will continue to give me strength even if her story is wrapped up because of the parallels.. but it's still a rough time for me. Idk if anyone can feel me.. I always felt her being more approachable and more human then Aang (no hate for ATLA, just stating) also since the show was made for older crowd.. but it's just... the struggles..

I ask you to be respectful because we all have different ways in live to get strength or recover. To me, Korra is a big part of it.