I think that in would have agreed with her choices. He also went against Avatar tradition in The Promise by forming a society that wasn't predefined by nations, as was tradition for every previous avatar before him since the nations were formed.

Though I'll admit that that Korra's own personal journey wasn't as consistant as I wanted, it really worked for me as a whole. Korra throughout her series has been defining herself by what an avatar should do, and what role she should take on in the world, and been manipulated easily in that regard. Especially her…

Torben is the worst!

You know what @Call Me Carlos the Dwarf:disqus, bgordes
I'm out. You can continue the good fight but I'm out

He subjugated him in the Avatar state, and then further accessed his avatar state to take away Ozai's bending.

What's really terrifying and sad about that is how far he must have been pushed to do it, such as seeing every adult and child murdered in the temple

I liked the consistency that the order of reincarnations matched the order he learned to bend each element. A fun detail

How is she clearly incompetent? She saved the world, as well as republic city in the first season. I didn't see Tenzin make a giant spirit kaiju fight

Except for meeting the other characters, I really can't remember what happened in all of season 1.

Well above we were arguing the meaning of the term reincarnation.

I didn't like it because it sank the dynamic in relationship drama from the get-go, so I dream

This is obviously pure fanwank, but I think that they could have really gone such a better route with asami if she started out as Korra's friend initially, who she could have met while going to a fancy party of influential leaders that Tenzin and the Avarar would've been invited to. I imagine a superman becomes best…

No she didn't! that didn't mean she stopped being his incarnation, she just lost the connection to that life's experience.

Deal with a civil war how? Especially when one side is unilaterally invading the other? People keep telling her that she should remain neutral even though people are dying,

If Grimm's could replicate wessen abilities like a monster fighting peter petrelli that would be great

Didn't second season of the last airbender involve a plot device (the guru) that resolved the central conflict (Aang using his avatar state) when it was required as well?

I think comparing season 2 of korra with Aang works well enough. Korra has had many setbacks with its characters, but I like to think that by the end of book 4 Korra will give me a finale like Aang's

I'd like to imagine it in a very "Legends of the fall" Brad Pitt style.

This isn't an attack on lovewaffle, but I really think that if Korra was a guy, a lot of fandom would've interpreted her actions differently.

Yes she is! You cannot stop being someone's reincarnation ever. Raava was a blank slate because the Avatar cycle was pretty much rebooted imo