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Legend of Korra 2x3 (Patreon)

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2026-06-09 12:19:40
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Okarun

first one here!

Shan

Absolutely loved this reaction. I love this series so much and I’m so happy you’re enjoying it.

Jacob Marley

My problem with how Aang treated his kids is i can maybe understand him doing it at the start because of his trauma my problem is that he apparently continued to do it. Did no one talk to him? Katara or anyone should have called him out. You do not let that kind of neglect continue. But apprently for over two decades Aang never got any self awareness, none of his friends felt like calling him out resulting in his kids holding resentment far into their adult years

Zannimask

The thing for me about Kya and Bumi's feelings about Aang as a father is that it makes a lot of sense. We see Aang really suffer under the pressure under his role as Avatar, his guilt over leaving the Air Nomads, and how closely he holds onto his people's culture as The Last Airbender. It makes a lot of sense for him to put a lot of focus on Tenzin as the only airbender to carry on that legacy. I sincerely doubt he didn't care for his other kids, but I absolutely buy that they were neglected when compared to what Tenzin got because of the responsibility Aang felt. The fact that the siblings joke and banter and love each other, and not always at Tenzin's expense, shows that there was always love and community in their family, even if Tenzin got special treatment. It also isn't lost on me that Tenzin is the youngest of the three, meaning Aang and Katara stopped having kids after Aang had an airbender heir. I can't help but think about the pressure Aang felt to literally restart his entire culture, and what growing up around that would do to you as a kid who couldn't provide that to their parent. What Aang must've been going through when he learned that his firstborn child, what he must have thought is his chance to ensure his people don't die with him, is a non-bender, would be shattering. Air Nomad culture is so central to who Aang is as a person that while I don't think Aang ever tried to put that pressure on Kya and Bumi, I'm not surprised that they picked it up anyway. I love when stories with established lore and mythos use a sequel to dive deeper and deconstruct some of those established ideas. Aang wasn't a bad father, but every parent fails their kids and this episode shows how Aang failed his first two children. It's both understandable and heartbreaking. Can't help but also consider what that kind of pressure did to Tenzin, and how that might explain how strict he was in book 1 (and how stubborn he is overall lol). God I love this show xD

Bologna Amputation

I cackle when Alicia's tracking gets busted. She'll be like "THAT is what I'm TALKING about!" :|

Bologna Amputation

15:15 YES, THANK YOU, ALICIA!!! Christ, someone who finally gets the imperfections and reactions of people who've been through trauma.

PokéBoyBB

I mean while there is resentment from Bumi and Kya and their obviously was favoritism for Tenzin, It still seems like they still had a mostly happy life. They still banter and have fun with each other, and it's not like they ghosted each other after becoming adults, they still love their parents too. Aang's culture is the core of his character, and airbending is inherent to truly understanding said culture. Tenzin being the youngest means that Aang kept having children until he got an airbender child cause he COULDN'T let true airbending culture die with him. His trauma wouldn't allow that. Hell for all we know, he might have only had kids for the sake of having airbenders to pass the culture onto. He spent more time teaching Tenzin all the ins and outs of airbending culture, and because Aang is a fun-loving guy by nature as well, they would stop on little mini-vacations on the way. Just because Tenzin was his priority doesn't mean he didn't love Bumi and Kya though. But kids aren't stupid, they pick up on things. Bumi and Kya obviously picked up overtime that Tenzin's ability to airbend meant he'd connect with their father more. And Katara wasn't free from sin either, cause she clearly favored Kya. Maybe less than how Aang favored Tenzin, but favoritism was there since Kya was a waterbender. Katara also just has a big soft spot for Aang. Bumi was the odd one out as the only non-bender in the family which is why he got into so much trouble, to get any attention. Katara also just has a soft spot for Aang she doesn't really have with others. She most likely told Aang to spend more time with his other kids when she noticed their feelings, as well as telling Kya and Bumi that Aang isn't doing it on purpose, he just has a duty but still loves them. What they did was wrong, but this just shows that they weren't perfect. Aang and Katara are still human after all.

bloodyshadow1

I feel like the problem with Korra is they don't really go into what it would be like for her to grow up the way she did. I love her as a character, but they dont' delve into what it would be like for a child to grow up with the powers of a demigod and being locked away from other people save her family and teachers, with the knowledge that she is not only born to be, but must be the most important person in the world. she's a hot head but she also wasn't properly socialized with other children, maybe eska and desna who we see have their own issues. it leads to a lot of social issues with her that are alluded to, but never really gone into to make her story more compelling than it was. there's also the fact that korra finding out that it wasn't aang's wish and instead was her father and tenzin's decision probably is also fucking with her head right now. at 16 she had to run away from the compound she was raised in to experience the real world. At 12 Aang had more freedom and choice than Korra did 4 years older

Vlastik Cadra

already cant wait for Zhu Li to do the Thing

Nathanial

What I love about Aangs kids is that it aligns with the movie. from what I'm told, since like she said, his culture was wipped and when he died, it would've died with him, they talk about it. Also Aang TRIED to include all kids but only Tenzin really showed a interest and Aang didnt want to force them. I think it was said in the show or in a book of the show that we seen.

Brian Perry

I think that’s the reason a lot of people hate Korra. They watched ATLA as kids and Korra as teenagers and don’t understand the dynamic of what’s happening with Korra being manipulated

Hellguin

the band RUSH had lyrics about the "not picking sides" in their song Free Will "You can choose a ready guide in some celestial voice If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice" They are how I learned growing up that doing nothing is allowing one side to get its way. which is also now an issue with things like voting.... or anything in life :/

Timmetry

The problem with not taking sides is that when one side is perpetrating violence against the other side one-sidedly, refusing to take a side is effectively no different than taking the oppressor's side.

Ryan Mills

yeah. Unaloq going full chancellor Palpatine with Korra was hard to watch when the episodes were first airing. it's nice to see someone else call it out when they're seeing it for the first time, even if we didn't know the whole story of what he's doing.

Will9

I appreciate that you can understand how Korra fell for Unulaq's manipulations. I feel like some people were way too hard on her for this.