( >*_*)><( *_*<) Let's hug it out anyway. This show is good in so many ways.

Wow. I'm so sad to see the coverage stop since I've been enjoying these reviews, and the Stray observations for a long time.

Yeah, but interviews with Mike and Bryan say that lots of Kuvira's traits are a lot like Korra and are intended to be similar. Here's a direct quote from Mike "It's like Korra has to deal with overcoming a version of her past self." But I just don't see anything other than stubbornness similar between Korra and…

-The guards in the watchtower were most certainly confirmed kills by Kuvira's cannon.
-Kuvira's Jaeger might have to fight Kaiju from the spirit world. And it will be awesome.
-I love Zhu Li. She should have teamed up with Asami from the beginning and Future Industries would have been unstoppable.
-Some of Kuvira's…

So turns out this Season's real villain is not Kuvira, but Nickelodeon.

It's an action game like Bayonetta, and Metal Gear Rising. Those are by Platinum Games. But It's in the same genre as Devil May Cry or God of War.

Might be 'cause she's voiced by Zelda Williams and they want to give her a bigger role.

Nobody trusts the Metal Clan. I mean people still say that they "know" something is up with Suyin and they don't trust her. That she's a member of the Red Lotus even after the episode where she destroyed P'Li's head in the gnarliest way.

I'm so exited for that game. The writers of the show worked with Platinum Games to design on of the new bosses in the game, and the story is supposed to be canon

Well, Aang is her grandpa' so the resemblance is justified. I wonder if they are hinting for a Legend of Jinora. \( O o O)/

I think Su's deal is that she feels very betrayed by Aiwei, because she basically trusted him with her life and everyone's life in the city of Zaofu. To find out he's the bad guy, it seems like she wants to be personally responsible for bringing him to justice, that's why she helped Korra go after him in spite of Lin…