Where are the Korra comics we were promised?

Where are the Korra comics we were promised?

Not enough muscle/10

June 2017 you shitter.

In June, but it's supposedly a cliche "Greedy Real estate Tycoon tries to build a theme park on sacred ground and the good guys have to stop them" plot with a side of bisexual Avatar and her pretty background decoration that Bryke are still trying to pretend is an interesting character worth bringing along everywhere, so I'd go in with low expectations.

At best, the art might be nice.

I think there is a short FCBD one already

Sounds like a Scooby Doo plot. At least this art looks better than the last artist

Even the Korra comics are a downgrade. I swear if we lose another TLA comic for this shit.

>he is the bad guy
>for wanting to build a park in the goddamn city
>the one the avatar flooded with spirits

Is it too much to ask that they come to a compromise, and both sides learn a valuable lesson in the end? I mean, that seems like an Avatar thing to do.

only if the lesson is "don't fucking flood the city with spirits, because they are assholes"

Oh come on, you losers still haven't gotten over that yet?

He wants to build it literally at the portal. That's the conflict. It's like building at ground zero.

>every storytime will be TLAfags bitching about how the story isn't the way they would've written it
>Sup Forums as a whole will have to deal with more hate-circlejerk threads because autist don't know how to avoid reading a thing they don't like

I fail to see a problem with this.
Capitalism HO!

>Greedy Real estate Tycoon tries to build a theme park on sacred ground and the good guys have to stop them
I wanna see varrickland though

>I mean, that seems like an Avatar thing to do.
>Every Avatar before Korra got their way.
>Korra has to compromise every step of the way.

A consensus is better than a compromise.

The Korra comics won't have the same artist or writer as the TLA comics, so I can't imagine why they would interfere with each other.

A garbage can hopefully

Im just about 2 finish LoK.
Is the Tokka-ship a thing in the end?

>Is the Tokka-ship a thing in the end?
No.

Anyone know where I can find The Art of the Animated Series books?

>He wants to build it literally at the portal. That's the conflict
and why were the portals let open in the first place? there would be ZERO conflict if it was closed as it should be. I'm not saying it's a stupid idea, but it's a dangerous place Because of spirits.

get over what? it's just facts; Korra fucked up the planet by opening the portals.

>No Gurihiru

Fuck there really is nothign to read this book for then?

cover artist isn't doing the interiors, this artist is

RIP my dreams of a Makani-drawn Korra comic

Korra was and will always be fucking shit.

on sad panda

Is it bad that I hate Korra as a character but love her looks and body?

How the fuck did she lived 230 years?

Continuity errors

Bolin and Mako now have identical uniforms to make them even less interesting than they were

magic and spirituality started to seep out of the world as all the airbenders were genocided, is probably how they would rationalize this if you asked the writers

Terrible writing and contradictions.

Her design is probably one of her few redeeming qualities.

Originally, they fucked up the math.

To be fair, they are Zuko-tier characters compared to Asami

>Gurihiru did TLA
Wow. I gotta start reading it then.

Are you retarded? Not the portals, but THE portal in the center of Republic City

Reminds me of that one picture with all the avatars and there was a fat ass avatar who appeared twice.
Anyone one saved that shit?

The bulk of Avatars. who don't die violently, live that long due to their spiritual power/bond with Ravaa the only reason Aang died of old age in his 70s was because he spent so long in the iceberg, the ordeal took a large toll on his body.

The one that would not exist if the other portals were closed?

People in the Avatarverse just live longer in general.

Zuko, Katara and Toph are all in their 90s

i should also point out: the one that Korra can close at any time and chose to let it open.

How would it not exist if the others were closed?

You mean the portals that have done no direct harm?

the avatar comics are stupid shit but the art is terrific, can't take that away from them

The art is good, no matter what you say about the writing. They clearly had fun drawing Azula in the last mini.

Only Zuko is. Toph and Katara are still in their late 80s by Book 4. Zuko just passes 90 in Book 4

>How would it not exist if the others were closed
Zaheer could not airbend, the earth queen would not be dead, and Kuvira would not rise to power.

>You mean the portals that have done no direct harm
shitting spirits in the human world IS doing harm. Did you even watch the show? spirits behave like assholes all the time; some of them could even be a threat to entire nations, as was the Kemurikage.

>Zaheer could not airbend, the earth queen would not be dead, and Kuvira would not rise to power.
But other villains would have risen instead. We wouldn't have Zaheer or Kuvira, but we could get people just as bad or worse.

The spirit vines would still exist and a villain eventually would've created a superweapon using them.

>shitting spirits in the human world IS doing harm. Did you even watch the show? spirits behave like assholes all the time; some of them could even be a threat to entire nations, as was the Kemurikage.
SOME spirits do harm, not all. Did you watch the show?

As we see in Book 3 and 4, spirits and humans are coexisting relatively peacefully. They even make a point to say and show spirits and humans living together in the opening of "After All These Years".

Also, the actual Kemurikage weren't a threat in the comics, it was people masquerading as them. The Kemurikage stopped being "bad" after they got the Fire Islands to unite in ancient history

Other villains would have risen because of the show's need to have an antagonist of the season, yes. But the antagonists that did come about were as a result of Korra's actions.

The spirit vines would still exist in the swamp. HOWEVER, they would not be spirit vines but rather vines of a ancient tree and a spiritual place that is mysterious. And no one would create a superweapon from those vines because no one would be bothered to since the swamp wasn't something people looked to exploring since similar looking vines were being forced on a metropolis due to the actions of a certain Avatar Korra.

There are ways around blaming Korra for everything that the show never pursued. Simply have Varrick already talking about playing with the vines in the Great Banyan Grove because "he's Varrick" so he was passing by and grabbed them up. Making so this only happens after Korra opened the portals and kept them opened makes the vine issue in all its facets come back to her fault.
Don't have Zaheer break out due to airbending. Have it be that others break him out and he assists with airbending. Others come to get him because Harmonic Convergence has happened and "the time is right." But since he escapes due to the new power, it comes down to Korra and her decision again.

Nothing beneficial to the world directly comes from Korra existing past Book 1. And she never finds an identity outside of the Avatar contrary to what Book 2 wants to tell us.

>We wouldn't have Zaheer or Kuvira, but we could get people just as bad or worse
Perhaps, but the main issue is how the avatar Caused the bad people. If they naturally appear is one thing, but Korra causing the problems is another. The entire thing with the portals is her fault. Again, not saying the guy is not an idiot for creating a park in a dangerous area, but that dangerous spirits are there in the first place literally invading, that's not on him.

>The spirit vines would still exist
By the way, this is also Korra's fault.

>SOME spirits do harm, not all. Did you watch the show
yea, some. Like, 80% of them. And when they "do harm" it is "destroy an entire village" harm, like kemurikage, hei bai, and general iron. I could give you at least 10 other spirits that did plenty of harm in the entire show.

>As we see in Book 3 and 4, spirits and humans are coexisting relatively peacefully
I'm not claiming it's impossible to coexist; airbenders did that a long time ago (Wan episodes), but for that to happen, humans have to change their ways, because spirits are unable to change. in RC people literally cannot even remove one vine, if they even TOUCH them, the vines fuck them up. Same thing in Wan episodes, when humans tried to hunt animals, spirits fucked with them.

Spirits only live peaceful with humans, if humans completely adapt to them, and even then it is possible that spirits will hurt humans anyway for stupid reasons (general old iron wanted to destroy a village because they didn't worship his waifu. The wolf spirit from mother of faces attacked Aang for NO reason).

Also, i don't think you should ignore everything that happened in the show until that point when they said that 'spirits are now living together with humans", when humans were nearly extinct in the Wan episodes because of spirits, and in S02 we had another war with spirits.

>The Kemurikage stopped being "bad" after they got the Fire Islands to unite in ancient history
the one
1- the one that united people was the first firelord
2- i was specifically talking about the spirit of kemurikage, that was indeed fucking the entire nation, kidnapping children, to the point that entire villages had to dissolve.

>Here spirits and people live harmoniously together
Christ this was some bullshit writing.

>no Red Lotus backstory comic
>instead we get this

They have to milk the surprise lesbians before some other cartoon does an actual gay relationship that isn't asspulled.

>Azula's plot is just a roundabout way of getting her brother's dick.

Well played, Fire Princess.

To bad her brother already replaced with a superior sister

Kiyi is the best. Ursa's prodigal genes are fucking strong.

>But the antagonists that did come about were as a result of Korra's actions.
Stop acting like Korra was the only avatar that allowed villains to rise.

>The spirit vines would still exist in the swamp.
AND the ones in Republic City because of UnaVaatu.

> And no one would create a superweapon from those vines because no one would be bothered to since the swamp wasn't something people looked to exploring since similar looking vines were being forced on a metropolis due to the actions of a certain Avatar Korra.
user, you're silly if you think that no one would ever try to experiment with spirit vines. Eventually someone would have decided to.

>Nothing beneficial to the world directly comes from Korra existing past Book 1
Nonbenders got more of a voice because she exposed Amon and toppled the Equalist movement. The Air Nation comes back from the brink of extinction because she chose to leave the portals open. The Earth Kingdom eventually loses both of its oppressive leaders because she confronts and helps/directly stops them.

It's not because the show needs it, it's actually because of the Avatar. The fact that the position exists means that enemies will always oppose them. Yin and Yang.
Hell the only reason the Avatar exists is to counter something in need of it.
There are literally zero peaceful times that actually lasted a legit amount in their world for that very reason. To have a savior, to have the avatar, means to court the darkness. Or some stupidity like that.

>Perhaps, but the main issue is how the avatar Caused the bad people.
Roku caused Sozin to rise by not stopping him.

>but Korra causing the problems is another.
Not really. She didn't cause Unalaq. And she had no way of knowing what leaving the portals open would do.

>The entire thing with the portals is her fault.
And she admits it's her fault. But leaving the portals open also did good, like bring the Air Nation back.

>yea, some. Like, 80% of them.
No, not even close. The vast majority of spirits we see do no harm. Only specific ones.

>And when they "do harm" it is "destroy an entire village" harm, like kemurikage, hei bai, and general iron.
Oh wow, so much harm. All of those are easily stopped. Kemurikage weren't even a threat, they just wanted the Fire Islands united. Hei Bei was acting like an autismo and got calmed by Aang. And General Iron eventually was told to fuck right off.

>Spirits only live peaceful with humans, if humans completely adapt to them
Then how come they live peacefully with humans without too much change in the last two books?

>Also, i don't think you should ignore everything that happened in the show until that point when they said that 'spirits are now living together with humans", when humans were nearly extinct in the Wan episodes because of spirits,
But you are going to ignore how spirits are shown peacefully existing in Korra's time? Humans were only nearly extinct in Wan's era because they never had bending or ways to defend themselves, and Spirits were not willing to coexist with them at that point..

>and in S02 we had another war with spirits.
Spirits who only attacked because of manipulation from Vaatu. Like they state in Book 4 when Korra asks for help.

1. Because the Kemurikage wanted that union, and stopped haunting after that.
2. They only kidnapped children before there was Fire Nation, and only kidnapped from an evil warlord's men

agreed, I just want to watch the Red Lotus members hanging out

>Roku caused Sozin to rise by not stopping him
not stopping is different from triggering it. Korra's actions put people in risk. Roku's didn't; people were already at risk and he did nothing. It's the difference in giving someone a gun so he can shoot people, and not stopping a shooter that already has a gun.

>She didn't cause Unalaq
she literally opened the portals and liberated Satan so he could fuse and become Unavaatu.

>she had no way of knowing what leaving the portals open would do
that's another argument NOT to open the portals

>leaving the portals open also did good, like bring the Air Nation back
No, it gave random people airbending, which is different from 'bringing back the air nation'. She didn't resurrect anyone. Also, bringing back a culture is useless; what's the point of having the air nomads again? not only that, this action gave power to Zaheer, and was responsible for many people being imprisoned by the earth queen.

>The vast majority of spirits we see do no harm
you're confusing background spirits that we don't know if he is doing harm, with spirits that are actually acting (actual characters in the show). The 'specific ones' are the ones when the show focus on them. The mist spirit, the vine spirit, the wolf from mother of faces, general old iron, the panda spirit, the owl spirit, Koh, kemurikage, that spider that attacked Tenzin for no reason... 80% of the spirits that we actually see ACT, are bad. The others we just don't know if they are good or bad.

>so much harm
wiping an entire village from the map is not harm

This entire thing is silly, the avatar is bound to have some part of creating the issue. It all goes back to a certain original avatar sticking his dick in a fight between two spirits and leading to all this.
His dumb choice doomed the line of avatars to always suffer in this way. Their existence, their actions will ALWAYS cause issue.

>Kemurikage weren't even a threat
kidnapping thousands of children to the point of villages having to migrate to stop the madness is not a threat

>they just wanted the Fire Islands united
No, they were just sad (as stated in the comics) and kept kidnapping children.

>Hei Bei was acting like an autismo and got calmed by Aang
"someone that can talk with lions can save us" is not a good argument to live with lions.

>how come they live peacefully with humans without too much change in the last two books
1. we don't actually see how they interact with humans on any book
2. humans had to allow vines to fuck shit up; as shown in S03, they literally couldn't touch anything, leaving thousands of homeless.

>But you are going to ignore how spirits are shown peacefully existing in Korra's time
To begin with, they are only "living peacefully" in RC, we don't know about the rest of the planet. Second, as i said, people lived with them before as well, this doesn't mean that spirits didn't attack humans. This just means that despite spirits attacking humans, they lived together.

>Humans were only nearly extinct in Wan's era because they never had bending or ways to defend themselves
"humans can live with spirits as long as they can defend themselves". Why is this an argument to live with spirits instead of NOT OPENING THE FUCKING PORTALS? both were living in harmony before portals were open.

>Spirits who only attacked because of manipulation from Vaatu
actually by the end we see some spirits that weren't even being manipulated attack. That said, this only means that people can use spirits as guns; which just makes them a walking armory, another reason not to have them.

> Because the Kemurikage wanted that union
the kemurikage had nothing to do with the firelord uniting people; they just kidnapped children for years and couldn't stop the villages.

>and only kidnapped from an evil warlord's men
1. people couldn't just leave the evil warlord, as they would need to follow another evil warlord anyway; they had no choice
2. the kemuricage kept kidnapping people after that village; as they said themselves, "because they were sad". They didn't stop at that one evil warlord. Also, are you trying to justify kidnapping children from their mothers?

Why the fuck isn't Bolin doing some earth bending instead of swinging from a vine like some kind of chimp. Everyone else is doing cool poses, apparently even with a broken arm (cuz they gotta fuck over all the male characters somehow right).
Oh wait I get it now, they're telling us just from the promo art that Bolin will be nothing more than the buttmonkey of the story, nice.
Korra series sure has become shit.

>actually by the end we see some spirits that weren't even being manipulated attack
Name one scene in Korra after season 2 where this happens.

Wow, all of that butthurt and making assumptions off of one piece of art.

>Korra series sure has become shit.
>has become
Interesting choice of words. It's almost as if you're implying that at some point in time, Korra wasn't shit.

the vines in S04 literally kidnapping people that did nothing to them.

Also..
>after season 2
kek. Are you going to say "after the vines" now?

>kidnapping thousands of children to the point of villages having to migrate to stop the madness is not a threat
They only kidnapped from the warlords men.

>No, they were just sad (as stated in the comics) and kept kidnapping children.
As it's said in the comics, that didn't happen. They left after the Fire Islands were united.

>"someone that can talk with lions can save us" is not a good argument to live with lions.
Spirits are not comparable to lions, because not all spirits attack.

it has been cancelled.

the bisexual thing killed the franchise forever

where is the futa Azula I was promised

>not stopping is different from triggering it. Korra's actions put people in risk. Roku's didn't; people were already at risk and he did nothing.
Not really. Roku didn't stop Sozin so he killed off almost all of the Air Nomads and brought on 100 years of constant war.

>It's the difference in giving someone a gun so he can shoot people, and not stopping a shooter that already has a gun.
Both are terrible decisions.

>she literally opened the portals and liberated Satan so he could fuse and become Unavaatu.
But she didn't cause Unalaq to want to do so. And she did a completely human thing and wanted to try and save Jinora and then later close the portals before Vaatu could break himself free.

>that's another argument NOT to open the portals
Not knowing what something would do does not mean it shouldn't be done.

>No, it gave random people airbending, which is different from 'bringing back the air nation'. She didn't resurrect anyone.
It gave people airbending, which allowed her, Tenzin, and the others to seek out recruits and begin training them and rebuild an entire nation.

> Also, bringing back a culture is useless;
No it isn't.

>what's the point of having the air nomads again?
What's the point of having any benders at all?

>not only that, this action gave power to Zaheer
She had no idea of Zaheer's existence, and she freed those people from the Earth Queen.

>You're confusing background spirits that we don't know if he is doing harm, with spirits that are actually acting (actual characters in the show).
I'm not. We see spirits being swept out of a shop doing no more harm than small rodents would. We see some try to tell Korra and Asami about Xai Bau's grove. We see one help Korra find the Swamp. We see plenty just existing. Stop assuming spirits are doing bad when only specific ones ever do harm and all others we see, background, minor, or whatever never do anything bad.

>The mist spirit, the vine spirit, the wolf from mother of faces, general old iron, the panda spirit, the owl spirit, Koh, kemurikage, that spider that attacked Tenzin for no reason... 80% of the spirits that we actually see ACT, are bad.
No, those make up a small portion of the ones we see act in any form. And all have explanations you've been told in the past but refuse to accept. I've seen you in these threads before.

>The others we just don't know if they are good or bad.
We do, because they never indicate anything beyond existing. You cannot assume they will do bad simply because specific spirits do.

>wiping an entire village from the map is not harm
Not in the grand scheme of things, no.

>They only kidnapped from the warlords men
the ones that not necessarily did anything wrong, not to say that the kids themselves are completely innocent.

>They left after the Fire Islands were united
i'm talking about after the FIRST warlord that they were kidnapping from. My point is that they didn't stop at one; they kept kdnapping children because "they were sad". This is stated in the comic. They stopped after the firelord appears, of course, but still they were assholes for some time.

>Spirits are not comparable to lions, because not all spirits attack
and not all lions attack. The point is that spirits can attack for shitty and spontaneous reasons, like "muh forest" and "you didn't like my waifu". Hell; one tried to kill Tenzin because "he was close to her house". While true that some spirits act more reasonably, most of them are wild animals.

Unfortunately it seems it's going to be made, the last hope is that it will sell like shit and hopefully Bryke will realise their mistake.

>1. we don't actually see how they interact with humans on any book
We do. A shopkeeper sweeps a few out of his shop, we see Bumi and Bumji be friends, and we see it in the opening of Book 4. We see plenty walking around in towns too.

>2. humans had to allow vines to fuck shit up; as shown in S03, they literally couldn't touch anything, leaving thousands of homeless.
Yes, just like people have to live with literally any other problem.

>To begin with, they are only "living peacefully" in RC, we don't know about the rest of the planet. Second, as i said, people lived with them before as well, this doesn't mean that spirits didn't attack humans. This just means that despite spirits attacking humans, they lived together.
We see it in Book 3 and Book 4, Spirits coexist with humans.

>"humans can live with spirits as long as they can defend themselves". Why is this an argument to live with spirits instead of NOT OPENING THE FUCKING PORTALS? both were living in harmony before portals were open.
Because spirits didn't try to attack in Korra's time like they did in Wan's time

>actually by the end we see some spirits that weren't even being manipulated attack.
Not after Book 2. Vines only attacked because they were being attacked. It was a reactionary move and it stopped once the vines were not being attacked.

Zuko might be 90 but he comes across as being braindead for the last 20 years

>the kemurikage had nothing to do with the firelord uniting people
Wrong.

>1. people couldn't just leave the evil warlord, as they would need to follow another evil warlord anyway; they had no choice
Or they could try and fight back. In any case, once the first Fire Lord came about the kemurikage stopped.

>2. the kemuricage kept kidnapping people after that village; as they said themselves, "because they were sad". They didn't stop at that one evil warlord.
They stopped after the First Fire Lord came about.

>Also, are you trying to justify kidnapping children from their mothers?
Mothers who are willingly part of an evil warlords group, yes.

>the ones that not necessarily did anything wrong, not to say that the kids themselves are completely innocent.
yes, but their fathers aren't.

>i'm talking about after the FIRST warlord that they were kidnapping from. My point is that they didn't stop at one; they kept kdnapping children because "they were sad". This is stated in the comic. They stopped after the firelord appears, of course, but still they were assholes for some time.
Is it wrong to be assholes to assholes?

>and not all lions attack.
But all lions are an active threat, but not all spirits are. Only some spirits are ever going to be a threat
>The point is that spirits can attack for shitty and spontaneous reasons, like "muh forest" and "you didn't like my waifu". Hell; one tried to kill Tenzin because "he was close to her house". While true that some spirits act more reasonably, most of them are wild animals.
She tried to kill Tenzin because she woke him up

He lost his mind in a tragic HONOR accident.

>tfw the ATLA CK2 mod
I really wish this setting was properly fleshed out like that. It's cool seeing all the different regions and spiritualities accounted for

>Roku didn't stop Sozin
did he gave Sozin an army or helped kill all those people? no. You can claim that he did a shitty job as an avatar, but NOT that he caused that shit. I don't think you understand the difference yet, but consider that if Korra stayed in her goddamn Igloo, the world would be a better place.

>Both are terrible decisions
No; one is bad (and some times reasonable; if you cannot stop for example), the other is terrible.

>she didn't cause Unalaq to want to do so
No. All she did was give him power to do so. Look, i'm not saying she is Fully responsible for what happened, but there is a very big fault in her actions.

>she did a completely human thing and wanted to try and save Jinora and then later close the portals before Vaatu could break himself free
1. Jinora was in danger because they were needlessly in the spirit world in the first place (Korra's idea)
2. it was Jinora x condemning the goddamn planet
3. The choice, while not necessarily wrong in the hero sense, doesn't mean it's not her fault. If you kill millions to save billions, you're still responsible for the death of millions and whatever outcome it brings. It's just more stupid for Korra because it's the inversion of that.

>Not knowing what something would do does not mean it shouldn't be done
actually, yes it is. If you don't know the effects, you're still responsible for them. If you give someone a substance to drink that you don't know what it is, and that person dies, you still killed him. You must be sure something is relatively safe before doing it. There is a name for that when you study laws, but i'm not going to enter that territory.

>rebuild an entire nation
people don't stop being from a nation because they are learning airbending

>No it isn't.
why not?

>What's the point of having any benders at all
as you said yourself before: protecting people against spirits, and also build stuff. The culture part is useless and just feeds a sentiment of nationalism that caused the 100 year war.

>She had no idea of Zaheer's existence
again, not knowing is no excuse for not having caused it.

>she freed those people from the Earth Queen
doing right afterwards does not excuse the wrong you did. Do you think that if they knew Korra was responsible for all the suffering that was caused to them, they would still join the air nomads?

The discussion is about Korra so my focus is on Korra. Although:
Kyoshi allowed Chin to run amuck as did Korra allow Unalaq and Kuvira.
Roku enabled Sozin just as Korra enabled Zaheer.

The ones in Republic City exist because Korra allowed the portals to remain opened and because she lost to a waterbender who just got his tapeworm. The Wilds in Wan's time were thinned out once the spirits were sent back to their realm as we don't see an overgrowth of greenery in AtLA or LoK until the vines come back due to Korra.

And if someone tried to experiment with the vines, that would be on them and not because Korra had them appear on their doorstep. She brought a focus to them by her actions.

Nonbenders got more of a voice because of the people working towards it. From what we know, Korra was practicing airbending in the six month span from the end of Book 1 to 2. We don't hear Tenzin say that she's been going between mediating and helping to structure the democracy as well as airbending.
The Air Nation coming back is on Tenzin since he trained them and informed them of history.
And the Earth Kingdom loses both of its oppressive leaders because a maniac killed the first and the second one had parental issues and the rightful heir wanted to have fun and leading isn't fun.

>Kiyi is the best.
>melts a metal door all in one go first try
>no one has been able to do this with their firebending
That is bullshit and you know it.

>Do you think that if they knew Korra was responsible for all the suffering that was caused to them, they would still join the air nomads?

They have Stockholm Syndrome. They know Korra's actions gave them airbending and they still went along. Also they agreed to be peacekeepers at the end of Book 3.

>We do. A shopkeeper sweeps a few out of his shop
user, we're talking about thousands of spirits in the background. We can't be sure of how all of them are acting. Also, i'm talking about spirits being the focus; to actually see how they are acting. "walking around town" doesn't qualify. Anyway, i think i pointed out more than twice the number of 'good spirits' that you did, that were actually a much bigger threat.

>just like people have to live with literally any other problem
>problem
user... you just accept this is a problem now? you do realize they had the OPTION of living without that problem? the entire discussion is why live with it if they can live without.

>We see it in Book 3 and Book 4, Spirits coexist with humans
did you even read what i said? they also lived with some humans in Wan's time, and STILL humans were being killed to the point of nearly extinction.

>Because spirits didn't try to attack in Korra's time like they did in Wan's time
only if you ignore that:
1- the spirits in Wan's times aren't all 'dead' and can come from the portals, like the ones in ATLA's times
2. in LoK's times we had the corrupted spirits, Vaatu, the mist spirit, the owl spirit, the vines, the spider spirit, and the ones by the end of S02 that attacked Bolin and Mako without even being corrupted.

>Not after Book 2
why is it that you're so focused on the 'after B02' thing anyway? if you don't see a spirit attack RIGHT AFTER seeing plenty of them attacking people, does that mean that spirits are now good? Let's say you witness someone killing a little girl, does that mean that right now when they're not killing, they are less dangerous? I just gave you the example of the vines attacking, which points out that spirits are STILL assholes and you ignore it. The vines were just to show that this still happens.

>It was a reactionary move
kidnapping people is NOT a reactionary move. The vines knew exactly what they were doing.

>Or they could try and fight back
"just fight back and get killed". So much choice. The kemurikage is surely in the right for throwing people into that path.

>They stopped after the First Fire Lord came about
and still they kidnapped people 'because they were sad'; my point is that they are assholes, not that they are still doing it.

>Mothers who are willingly part of an evil warlords group, yes
"willing" is kind of wrong when there is ONLY warlords raping the land, and you have to chose one of them if you want to live. Also, the kid is being punished here.

>All these people talking shit on Azula when she is finally becoming the hero she needs to be.

I hate you all.

I have you know that the portals were open before they were closed

Fuck off, Scrapper.

Oh so it's confirmed that we know what killed him? Because the only thing I read about what killed Aang was supposed leak saying that Zaheer and friends killed him

I'm not Scrapper but I know that Azula is currently reforming and I am very happy for her.

>Is it wrong to be assholes to assholes
they were being assholes to little kids and people that had no other choice, and after the first warlord they were just kidnapping people through the land "because they were sad".

>but not all spirits are
1- corruption proves you wrong
2- even emotions can change a spirit's mood
3- while true that SOME spirits are not a threat (the ones that are too weak), we can't chose which one gets in and which one gets the boot; the portals are open for all of them.

>She tried to kill Tenzin because she woke him up
oh, sorry. That's so much better.

Zaheer didn't emerge until trying to kidnap Korra which was, obviously, after Aang's death.

Korra's whole interpretation of spirits fell into the same pitfall of mixing western good evil dichotomies with eastern balance philosophies and the series suffered immensely for it. Just like that mix fucked up the Star Wars lore.

Now there's good spirits and bad spirits whereas in the first series the were more like the fair folk where each had their own rules and customs and you had to play their games. But keeping that kind of alien psuedo-morality would complicate things to much and mean that Korra's decision to merge the worlds would potentially be bad so they had to undo that real fucking quick.

So Korra wasn't wrong to merge the spirit and physical realms but only because the writers retconned the shit out of the lore to justify her being right.

>They know Korra's actions gave them airbending
Actually, no. People don't know that; they don't even know Korra is the one responsible for Vaatu being liberated. When Korra points out she saved them (which she didn't), no one calls her on that shit, and they even put a statue of her in the city. It is very likely that people know the truth.

>Because the only thing I read about what killed Aang was supposed leak saying that Zaheer and friends killed him

And using logic you deduced this couldn't happen as Zaheer and friend only started to do anything like try to kidnap Korra is because Aang was already dead hence Korra being alive as she is the next Avatar, the Avatar after Aang.

And he could have been the one to kill him