I just see it as new connections. Korra was the last of Wan's line of connection. but the first of a new one.

@@Ardelanin True, however, I admit that I have developed an attachment to the last 6 avatars thanks to the books and the comics.

​@@ArdelaninThat's what I hate about TLOK 😢

@@NuclearMex fair enough. I've come into it later so that's probably why I feel differently about it.

Me too

@ArmouredUnderCorn97 TBH I don't give a f- about design of Avatar spirit+wan raava story was awesome but when they made Korra to lost her connection with past Avatars I was like WTF?? It gives me feeling that ATLA was a waste

understandable, yet, no one seems to think on how bad she felt, being severed from her past lives. People SHE grew to care for, parts of her, the trauma she endured because of it. And she was only trying to do her duty as the avatar. No other avatar had a separate connection with raava to tell them what to do but Wan, and his way didn't work the second time. These kids are more grown up than aang and the gang, they have to learn loss and the pain of life. To me it's a big point in the show, overcoming obstacles as you move through life, having people who care for you to help you. I don't think it's any worse than avatar, just of a different taste. Now a new line of avatars will emerge, the first being Korra. I personally think that's exciting

Season 3 was good

I think it's because the authors thought Aang was too reliant on the past avatars every time he was in a pinch. It was quite a bold move still.