Is Korra the Last Avatar? No, and Here's Why

Those who are excited that 'The Legend of Korra' will be streaming on Netflix in August want to know: Is Korra the last Avatar? Here's why she actually not.

Finally, some just right news. It’s been announced that every one 4 seasons of The Legend of Korra can be hitting Netflix in August. So if you happen to’ve already streamed all 3 seasons of Avatar: The Last Airbender, chances are you'll as well add this to your watch (or re-watch) list. 

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The sequel collection to The Last Airbender follows a brand new avatar: Korra. The Legend of Korra takes place decades after the original collection, according to Polygon, and gifts audience with utterly new characters to get to understand (for those who haven’t watched the display sooner than, that is). If you haven’t noticed Korra sooner than, know that the titular personality is the current incarnation of Avatar.

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Does this make Korra the last Avatar?

Korra isn’t the last Avatar, however just the illustration of a brand new cycle of Avatars. Nowhere in the sequence does it indicate that after Korra dies, there will probably be no more Avatars once more, or that the Avatar cycle will have to end. 

According to a fan on Stack Exchange, “Her connection to the past Avatars was destroyed, however upon merging with Raava once more, she changed into full Avatar once more.” They added, “Essentially, she’s no other from Wan, the first Avatar. She’s merged with Raava, she has the talent to bend all the components (and power). The next Avatar can have get admission to to her, just as she used to have access to previous Avatars.”

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Plus, if Korra was the last Avatar, that will mean we wouldn’t get extra Avatar displays and motion pictures in the future, and that would simply be unacceptable. 

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People on Twitter have a large number of emotions about Korra.

Not most effective is it a badass series, but The Legend of Korra  items fans with an LGBTQ+ dating: Korra and Aasami Sato’s dating is a reasonably large deal, bearing in mind this aired on Nickelodeon. While we wish we noticed extra same-sex couples on TV, Korra (which premiered back in 2012!) paved the method for extra inclusivity and queer displays. Producers and show writers, keep in mind!

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Some are protecting Korra, since there are The Last Airbender fans (a lot of whom are dudes) who want there used to be more of Aang and much less of Korra. “for those who hate Korra keep that s**t to yourself, it's embarrassing,” one Twitter consumer wrote. In truth, some people are in point of fact anti-Korra, criticizing others who enjoy it.

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Oooh, burn. One Twitter user joked, "incels hate korra because she can actually get a girlfriend." (Incels are self-identifying celibate men who declare they are able to't to find love even if they need to.) 

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Another wrote, "All these grown ass men crying over The Legend of Korra coming to Netflix. Korra Nation never ceases to win." 

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And look. If Korra isn't for you, that is k too. If you prefer The Last Airbender, it is there for you to re-stream. Let's just all take into accout to be type and now not bash each other for our personal tastes in leisure. 

When does Korra hit Netflix?

Write this date to your calendar, as a result of that’s the first day Korra will be available for streaming on Netflix: August 14. 

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