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The Legend of Korra Book 1 Episode 3 FULL LENGTH Reaction! (Patreon)

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2026-11-07 14:16:57
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SPOILER ALERT! - If you have not watched the show before, don't read the following review until you have! :)

My GOODNESS, they packed a lot into this one! Got some awesome lore and set up for the show, as well as a genuinely scary scene!

Love the background art on this one too, it really is a pretty looking show!

If the show hadn't got my attention before, it DEFINITELY has now!

Oh, and I only explain why I am wearing a Christmas hat late into the video XD

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Hope you had a great week, guys!!

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Steven

So so glad that you're as invested in the show as you already are! Agreed, the backgrounds and music are just top tier :)

Jake M

Did I fall asleep through November? XD

Lisette C.

AtLA will always hold that special place in my heart, but I really do enjoy TLoK a lot as well ❤️ Yes, the show wasn't sure if they would get a 2nd season, so the two first seasons are sort of self-contained stories - which imo doesn't ruin anything... But the show really does have a very different style season to season ❤️

Eric Sacarny

From what I remember (although it has been a while since I fully watched this show) the previously on’s don’t really have any spoilers about potential characters and things like that the way that they did on ATLA. They’re more so just meant to remind you of what happened in the last episode you watched because these episodes would air a few days or weeks apart from eachother.

lavender 🪻

After this episode first came out a lot of people made edits of Amon doing stand up comedy. His voice actor actually reenacted some of the Amon memes. There's clips of him on YouTube if you're interested in checking them out in your free time. The Amon memes are a lot of fun.

AnnieLovesDrawing

haha i knew you would love Pabu! (paboo? pahbu? idk how it is spelt) and yeah this episode sets the tone for amon, he really means business. i love his design as well, its really simple and striking- and a great visual for the equalists campaign. i didnt even catch that mako's and amon's backstory were introduced in the same episode and the similarity! (and once again props to u for writing down notes of the bilion milion names haha)

PumpkinSparks

I always love a villain where we go "I see your point, you're not wrong about your contention, you lost me on how you go about it!" The best villains aren't villains in their own story imo. And the Equalists totally have a point. We learn in the first episode that Republic City is governed by a counsel consisting of one member of each of the 4 nations - all benders! The majority of the City is non-benders. So the vast majority of the citizens aren't given a voice. The police (as far as we've seen so far) is all benders as well, which brings up even more issues. That system is absolutely not fair and can very easily be seen as oppressive. At the very least there should be a fifth member on the counsel who is a non-bender

Declan

Oogi is the name of Tenzin's bison. In case anyone's not told you yet, the name comes from Sokka. In the comics whenever Aang and Katara make public displays of affection to each other, Sokka remarks it gives him "the oogies". Tenzin named his bison after his uncle's nick-name for his parents' love.

CR Ash

Your reactions are so damn good for the Avatar Legends franchise Veggie (thats what the Franchise is called because of the Blue People Avatar Franchise lol)

Connor Bee

Showing Mako and others using lightning-bending (or lightning generation) is a great piece of worldbuilding. It really highlights how much times have changed since the original show. In ATLA, lightning-bending was a very rare technique, taught only to the Fire Nation elite, such as members of the Royal Family (Iroh, Azula, etc.). In TLOK, however, we see that it has become a commercial skill, used by workers in the city's power plants. This doesn't mean that just any firebender can generate lightning; it still requires a fairly high level of skill, as demonstrated by Mako. However, showing ordinary citizens using this ability suggests that bending is no longer confined to specific pockets of the world. Instead, the world has undergone a period of globalisation, where the divisions between nations are no longer as prevalent. The secrecy surrounding bending techniques has also diminished, as skills that were once closely guarded traditional arts have become economically valuable and commercially utilised. Rather than being primarily divided by nationality, society is increasingly divided by class. Mako, for example, uses his bending abilities as a means of earning a living and participating in professional sport, rather than treating them as a secretive technique reserved for the elite.

GameAndWatch

Avatar: the Legend of Korra: Book 1, Chapter 3: Final Fantasy 7: The Revelation 11:12 ...was that an Ace Ventura "Shikakaaaa" I just heard? LOL The background art for Republic City sure is beautiful, but the whole show has lovely art direction, so you're in for a treat.

Stan Flamey

12:35 that right there is a statue of zuko