Why do I feel that this show was supposed to be its own thing and later on got changed last minute to be an Avatar sequel? It's like if I took a clip from Voltron and said "First Look at Power Rangers: Steel Warriors".
She's originally an Earthbender, right? So that peg-leg is probably her best attempt at bending a leg (lmao) in a post-apocalyptic world where--I'm assuming--bending knowledge has been lost. She'll probably use whatever element when she unlocks her ebin Avatar powers.
Really? Just a fucking giant lynx cat with a monkey tail? Lmao.
>Korra was canonically such a garbage Avatar that all of the advancement from Aang and Korras collective lifetimes wasted away and society went from ~the 1920s to post-apocalyptic, and it's up to the next Avatar to clean up that mess and reunite the world again
Do they ever portray these disabilities as actually being a hinderance in these lame modern shows?
I have no idea. Hiccup just sticks out as the golden standard of how to approach amputees and how, over time, you just accept he has a prosthetic limb because he, too, accepts it's just a part of himself now since he's from a culture where someone tends to lose a body part.
wait until you watch the og show where we get a blind girl
Of course we'd hate Toph had she been written today.
Maybe people legitimately loved the first series and hate what the whole franchise has become. It’s not enough that they forget or even ignore what made the first series good, they have to destroy it while insisting it’s better somehow. Avatar wasn’t my favorite show, but was special and to see it become another bloated corpse is a shame.
That's fair. I had Netflix's Voltron in mind because of the clothes —the shapes and details are very similar. I know there's people who worked on both Korra and Voltron, including at least one of Voltron's showrunners: if they're back, I'm not surprised they're veering off sci-fi and mechas.
I'm reminded of that Zelda BOTW rip-off ttrpg they made a 1-2 years ago. I guess this is just the look the industry is going to go with, huh?
That literally will stop no one.
Am I crazy or is there literally NOTHING about this image that says "avatar"? It looks more like promotionnal art for a shitty mobile game that's just aping BOTW, where every feature is a microtransaction.
People are gonna bring up Toph as a gotcha every damn time you try to bring up Pavi, I can already see it. There's still potential for them to explore the ramifications of actually being disabled in a post apocalyptic world that isn't built for you, and how Pavi has to work around that and live with it from seemingly a very young age, much in the same way atla did with Toph, but I don't see any reason why they won't just call it a day by giving her a peg leg and having it function perfectly as a normal leg in every aspect.
I was thinking along the lines of the showrunners avoiding shipping within the show, unlike what happened in Korra. Given how concious they seem to be of fans's feedback, they have to be painfully aware of how disliked their romance plots are.
Streamlining animation and its consequences (there are only 3 animation studios now chuddie).
I still refuse to believe they won't have some kind of romantic subplot happening at one point. Side characters can easily have their own thing going on outside of the main cast's adventures.
As I said, I don't wanna complain about what we don't know. They could just as easily not do that. My speculation is based on what little we do know, and I found the change in dynamics (from group of friends roughly the same age to mentor and siblings) curious.