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Avatar Fans Freaking Out Over The Legend Of Korra Coming To Netflix

The Legend of Korra, which is a sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender, is coming to Netflix, and fans couldn't be happier about that.

Shortly after the quarantine started, Netflix added Avatar: The Last Airbender to its online library. The animated series amassed a large and loyal following when it first aired during the mid-2000s and now, interest in this modern classic has been rekindled, as the show is being watched by more people than ever before.

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Ever keen to cash in on viewing habits, Netflix is now planning on bringing us the sequel series to Avatar. Titled The Legend of Korra, this show began airing on Nickelodeon in 2012. Because it radically differed from the original Avatar, however, it failed to attract high ratings. As a result, it sank into oblivion, where it remains to this day.

Unsurprisingly, fans of The Legend of Korra are excited to see the show coming to Netflix so that it can now be viewed by a wider audience and below, you can see just some of their reactions.

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For context, Avatar takes place in a fantasy world where some people are granted the ability to bend one of the four elements, those being water, earth, fire and air. When the power-hungry Fire Nation sets out to conquer the globe, it falls onto the titular Avatar – a powerful, constantly-reincarnating spirit endowed with the ability to bend all four elements at once – to restore balance.

Korra, as the premise of the original series suggests, follows the next reincarnation of the Avatar: a teenage waterbender who must navigate a world that her previous incarnation helped shape. As time corrodes all things, her reality is unrecognizable from the one we saw in Avatar. The four nations have collapsed and now exist in a thoroughly-modernized world complete with trains and cars.

Korra is different from Avatar in terms of its plot, too. Whereas the protagonist of Avatar had to fight a through-and-through evil dictator in the form of the Fire Lord, his next reincarnation must face off against a variety of foes, each of which has more compelling motivations for their actions than the last.

But tell us, will you be checking out The Legend of Korra on Netflix? As always, let us know down below.


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