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The Calling | Legend of Korra Book 4 Ep 4

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I VisiBomb I

its cool that the first time aang saw toph was in the swamp, and now korra also meets toph for the first time in the swamp.

Wrëck

Man writing wise the ptsd really should've ended here man like this swamp arc was for nothing. Korra should've whooped kuvira's ass in of front of everybody embarrassing her. Then as a response kuvira's complete reckless destruction makes more sense but whats done is done.

kurumi Tokisaki

The kids personalities really shined this episode.

Unique

“Some friendships are so strong, they can even transcend lifetimes”

Sheraya san

Hey can y’all react to the Dune movie trailer? It’s epic and is the book that inspired Star Wars and game of thrones

Daniel Robb

I dunno, they're presenting Kuvira as the enemy, but I personally think she really wants to rebuild her home nation more than anything. Earth kingdom has NEVER been a good place, she's doing her best to unite. Just my take

Peter Shim

"Those poor baby daddies.." LMAO dead

Jada Merritt

This episode really shows how each of Tenzin's kids inherited a part of Aang's core personality. Jinora embodies Aang's spiritual/wise side, Ikki embodies Aang's empathetic/optimistic side, and Meelo embodies Aang's playful/mischievous side. NOTE: Ikki getting out of the ropes is a callback to the episodes when Aang was tied up or handcuffed back in ATLA season two (Avatar Day and The Earth King) and could easily get out of his restraints.

godUsoland

Ikki is the type of kid that if given a chance, will win over everyone. Poor guards.

Gameguy1128

I'm pretty sure it is never stated in the show or even behind the scenes that Kuvira orchestrated the bandit attacks. I think she just forces the bandits that join her into regular uninformed soldiers, not bandits.

Daisy Ramirez

The swamp is also where Aang saw Toph for the first time (his vision), and now she's decided to spend her life there.

Josiah

I'm pretty sure the place where Aang and Korra picture was is that place where that lake water was polluted and that guy that switched hats and claimed to be different people.

Josiah

Also was those earthbenders supposed to be Mario and Luigi... 😂 because they look like them

Djayyy

Korra: *Has literal PTSD from fighting the worlds strongest and most psychotic benders* Lupa: "You're so trash Korra"

J Valentine

Toph turned into a whole Shriek.. "Fuck outta my SWAMP!"

Unique

Roshi to answer your question, the sky bison in LOK are a different breed than Appa.

The Truth

Give Korra a break, y’all make fun of her taking Ls but she’s been through the most difficult circumstances, Amon took her bending because he overpowered her with his blood bending who even Adult Aang was having trouble with, She then overpowered his blood bending without the Avatar state and defeated him. She then had to face something only Avatar Wan faced which is Vatuu, Who fused with Unalok and only got her because Vatuu was able to come out of Unalok and take Rava out, something no one would be prepared for, then she defeated Vatuu without Rava using her own Individual Spirit with Help from Jinora. The only reason why she was captured by Zaheer and got poisoned was because she was willing to lay down her life for the Air Nation and allowed herself to get cuffed and eventually captured by a legendary Airbender technique. Katara saved Aangs life with Spirit water, Zuko saved Aang from the fire nation after he got captured, Toph saved the team by holding the Library up. I can understand the hate at first but once you watch it a couple of times you start to appreciate it more, the Music is also amazing

Ace Overton

Ya'll really act like every Avatar is perfect. They ALL get clapped in some way or another. A teenage girl literally is tasked with defeating legendary enemies that nobody really could handle before except in the most extreme circumstances. We also aren't gonna pretend like Korra doesn't have miles of character development over Aang either, or that she isn't fighting on a whole other level that Aang ever did. She's not Aang 2.0. she is Korra, who is a character with her own flaws. She's a human girl for f sake

David

Aang had similar growth but in a more subtle way. Aang's focused on freedom and taking things more seriously while not running away. Korra's was change. Change with the world, change of being her own person and change of personality from stubborn and brash to maturing. Both matured in different ways in different stages in life and different ways. Both of them felt like they weren't worthy of being Avatar or even being a good one. It's less about the fights and more about the personal growth of finding their own way through the struggles.

Drakuse

I see the lupa hate hasn’t died down

Saber

That’s next episode lol

Venom9518

Wonder if we'll see Toph again

Drew Lamar

When you break down Korra's skills she is the MOST skilled avatar ever.....she can metal bend, spirit bend, energy bend. She definitely not trash.

Tycchi

And don’t forget that she could already bend three of the four elements as a small child (6/7 years old).

Anonymous

Korra is better simply cuz she goes through the same avatar shit every other avatar did AND she still got the bag in the end, with all y'all haters on her too. Literally the story of every woman throughout history lmao. Korra handles her story the same way everyone else does lolol, she's human. Y'all shittin on her cuz you set some standard of what an avatar "should" be rather than allowing her to define her own story. (Again, what we do to women in this patriarchal society) Go back to Aang talking to each avatar and we see they each had their strifes, and just cuz we see the rosy side of it in the end don't mean it wasn't ugly throughout. Even "go with the flow" avatar Korrick let his guard down and fucked up the entire bag. Korra is better cuz she got it done while everyone beyond the 4th wall was baggin on her lol

Quinton Campbell

Crazy thing is they've shown Kuvira every since they arrived in Zaofu. she was apart of that Metal Bending Dance and so on n so forth

Martin Tomaj

CAn you guys add an option for 720p again? 1080p is a struggle to watch with my wifi.

danny

lmao that happened to me and i had to buy a better router

Manny

Not sure if you guys played Final Fantasy 7, but there was a reference there when that one Earth Kingdom Girl @6:00 gave Meelo a flower.

Noor Irsyad

when they hugged korra all i could think of was boy she must stink bad she been rolling around in the damn swamp for weeks in the same getup

Anthony Longoria

I feel like this ep shows one of LoK's biggest downfalls, guidance, Toph was basically the first mentor to give Korra real guidance that had value while all the others mostly confused her (Her uncle manipulating her and Tenzin trying to get her to think like an airbender) or were shrugged off in the next scene. Beyond that being narrative and not episodic hurts the pacing as we go through the recovery with her and most people aren't with that. Then the issue of the 1st two seasons being written to be able to end as they were showing that they likely didn't have the whole story together like they did with ATL either due to funding or Nickelodeon. Still a good watch imo

Devon Joseph

The problem is they tried to make Korra a Mary Sue by making her a prodigy bender in a world that literally did not need an Avatar. That was the truth behind this episode. This entire show would've just gone on without her involvement. Not to say I hate Korra but I don't like her in this show. TBH, if she and Aang switched places she would have excelled in ATLA where the Avatar needed to be hands-on in defeating the fire lord and ending the war and Aang would've probably done well in a world that needed more of a peacekeeper and mediator than someone whose answer to everything involves breaking down doors.

Nicole M.

Avatar TLA took place over 1 year and involved taking down 1 big bad (Ozai) and along the way Aang was killed by Azula and had to be revived with spirit water. Every season Korra faces a huge enemy and if she got there and won without any losses it would feel unearned. It sucks that they weren’t guaranteed enough seasons at any one time to make a more complex, slow story of growth. They had to many times make a self contained plot

T.E. Stroud

There will be no cuddles!