I skipped season 2 completely because, well, you all know.
Perfect ending.
Just... perfect.
*sighs contently*
What they both said was incredibly touching. I don't know if it was their intention to be as groundbreaking as they've been since season 1 of A:tLA, but they've really gone above and beyond regarding diversity, story, and art for US animation.Mike and Bryan each have posts on their blogs about the ending now, for those who are interested in that sort of thing.
What they both said was incredibly touching. I don't know if it was their intention to be as groundbreaking as they've been since season 1 of A:tLA, but they've really gone above and beyond regarding diversity, story, and art for US animation.
Looking forward to the comic.
I'll take your word for it. I skipped season 2 because season 1 was such a let down I didn't plan on returning to the show at all.Because it had 2 of the best episodes in the entire franchise, including the Avatar TLA?
I agree with both statements--didn't care about Korra's love life or Asami--but it was powerful because you were like "naaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh" and then it was like "oh, wow they actually did it???!?"As for the ending scene, I don't think it was as powerful for me as it was for other viewers. I've just never cared about Korra's love life. I've never cared about Asami as a character. I think a part of me hoped that Korra didn't end up with anyone at the end.