Nice. I was wondering how they would continue the story after Korra and I’m glad they decided to turn everything upside down with a huge cataclysm because that sounds a lot more interesting than just doing another timeskip and landing in the modern world.
I was down for asking, how important is a single person with ancient magic, in a modern setting? Kyoshi was a walking avalanche. Aang was uniquely suited to nullify the Fire Kingdom’s megalomania. Korra managed several aggressively literal conflicts between spiritual history and a technological future.
If the current Dalai Llama had superpowers, what role would he play?
Nice. I was wondering how they would continue the story after Korra and I’m glad they decided to turn everything upside down with a huge cataclysm because that sounds a lot more interesting than just doing another timeskip and landing in the modern world.
I was down for asking, how important is a single person with ancient magic, in a modern setting? Kyoshi was a walking avalanche. Aang was uniquely suited to nullify the Fire Kingdom’s megalomania. Korra managed several aggressively literal conflicts between spiritual history and a technological future.
If the current Dalai Llama had superpowers, what role would he play?
Can’t help but think he’d be trying to stop a few genocides