Correction Korra didn't lose her Avatar state she lost her connection to her past lives big difference she could still go into the spirit world through meditating

@@lordfoul6259 Yeah but doesn't that massively nerf the Avatar state? The whole advantage of it was that you could draw on all the past knowledge, skillsets, experiences, and combined power of all the past lives. Since Korra has no one to draw from the Avatar state is essentially useless no?

Didnt she get it back right at the end? When Rava was like “I’ve been here the whole time” and things just magically fixed themselves?

@@shadamyandsonamylover yup in the fourth season but that was mostly due to her PTSD from what happened to her at the end of the third season

@@sansbazinga9821 I think that's one of the plotholes about that story now that I think about it

That’d be sick! Young, slightly more violent Iroh 🤩

I would love that. Iroh is absolutely one of the best fictional characters of all time

Yes! I was talking about this with my friends. We've only ever seen Iroh at the end of his character arc, the enlightned sage elder. It would be SO cool to see him as the "Dragon of the West" conquering the Earth nation as a war leader and master tactician. It'd be cool to see him struggle and change to eventually become the Iroh we love. Pretty fertile ground for a short series I think.

i would very much enjoy even a short OVA on iroh traveling to the spirit world to try to get lu ten back and that's how he's able to see spirits

Yes, yes, and yes!!!!! I would absolutely watch that!

It's nice to see how avatar grew with us

This guy has been making the same video for years...

@@morningivy nah this is legit tho

@@grimrocket5592 I'll believe it when I see it.

@@morningivy right

Also the idea of Genji born as a sand bender is refreshing to see. Having an Avatar born from a certain elemental branch is a new approach compared to having one born in a base element, which tbf is kinda a tedious route to go for at this point. I also would love to see a future fire Avatar born as a lightning bender instead of a regular fire bender or perhaps develop some other explored elemental branch for fire bending.

@@laisensei6984 Swamp bender avatar would be hilarious

@@alendonvaldor5808 That would be indeed, but I was thinking a water Avatar born as a blood bender or very naturally gifted in it. That would mean he or she would probably have to deal with a lot prejudice he/she grows up. It would be a conflicted and yet worthy to explore background for a character.

@@laisensei6984 I love to see if an Avatar isn't a protagonist, story focused on someone who just a normal bender or non-bender. Or Avatar is antagonist like Sozin was wanting to be Roku.

@@DisgustingMelodies A non-protagonist Avatar story is possible as it can be done in a form of someone telling the Avatar's story for a third person's view, but an antagonist Avatar story sounds kinda difficult to do, especially if it's something like "Sozin wanting to be Roku". For starters the Avatar is pretty much the embodiment of peak power in their world, so you can't really go higher than that. Another reason is that Raava from what I can tell is particularly careful in selecting the next incarnation of Avatar so that he or she unlikely go off the rail in some way (I get that being an antagonist doesn't necessarily mean be evil, but still). Here's how I imagine an antagonist Avatar story would go (or something that's close to one): after the introduction of Raava and Vaatu, we all know that neither can exist without the other, and now that Vaatu was temporarily destroyed by Korra, it's only a matter of time before he re-emerges from Raava (the same way Raava was reborn within Vaatu). So perhaps we can have a story where an Avatar happened to be born in a particularly bad environment or suffered a series of traumatic experience that stimulated his inner darkness, and Vaatu managed to sieze that chance and reborn within that Avatar. Because of all the negative emotions and traumas he or she has been through, the Avatar also gave a chance for Vaatu to take over Raava inside the Avatar and start rampaging in the world. By the time the Avatar came back to his or her senses, the damage has already been done and the Avatar is now public enemy number 1. The thing is I wouldn't set the Avatar that had gone rouge (or gone dark) as the main character of the story but rather as a background story or a prologue of the story (like how in ATLA, the fire nation invasion was served as its background story), and our actual protagonist/antangonist of the story would be the Avatar that came after. He would be born within a world where the Avatar is no longer viewed purely as a messiah but also as a ticking time bomb that could endanger the world. There would be a lot of skepticism surrounding our main character and he would have to walk a very path filled with thorns and could easily turn into the antagonist (or turn evil) at any point in the story.

You can blame Social Justice Weirdos for that. Always pretending like they care about Race when in reality they've never watched a single episode of Avatar but Hollyweird still thinks it's a good idea to pander to them.

The think is, it's kind of messed up to profit from the depiction of a culture without including members of that culture in your success. All the more so when you're part of a society that is responsible for the destruction and/or active suppression of the culture in question. When you're telling stories about, or in this case, inspired by the people who have been oppressed by your society, the least you can do is include them in your stories

@@gunnervi Ok SJW

@@gunnervi I agree, but I'm a bit confused. The southern water tribe is fictional right? I know it's loosely based on real world cultures, but is it respectful to represent an irl culture as the southern water tribe when they have a completely different histories? They're like completely different societies, or is there more that I'm missing? Sorry for the confusion, don't know enough about Avatar!

@@GunnerSyx Ah yes, we wouldn't want to oppress Tibet now, would we? Get a grip dude. It's embarrassing

Sandbenders aren’t separate benders tho, they’re just earth benders who can focus on sand. Toph could sandbend, and probably would have been great at it if sand didn’t make her earth bending vision fuzzy

Doesn’t Genji have the ability to sandbend? I thought he did…

@@kiaratienne4491 he does but since genji is cancelled due to the new avatar, we're not gonna see much of him

@@multilk6399 oh darn it… I was really looking forward to seeing more of him

we are in one of the best timeline for now that's sure

I’d love a LOK movie. Seeing Bolin perfect his Lavabending as a cop, finding out who was Suyin’s father, and seeing Zaheer confront Iroh in the Spirit World.

I have diahhrea

@@raiyne3326 I’m sorry to hear that. I hope you feel better.

i don't think we have the same definition of fever dream

There is book for that

Yeah. And there are so much more interesting avatars before aang. The first avatar wan (like what did people think about it, maybe rebellion against him), Avatar Roku (battle against himself and the changing fire nation society), The ultra OP earth bender Avatar (I forgot her name. But it could be about like battling conqueror and her supporters and haters)

They gonna make also a movie about Aang and Zuko adult

I just don't want another Korra with this Earth avatar. Like Korra was great and all... but it didn't feel like Avatar to me. I hope it's not too modernized. I don't want to see Republic City and all of that stuff. I'd much rather they go back into the past Avatars. It was the older time periods that brought about the appeal. Making technology and modernizing it for the Avatar world was the number one jarring thing for me.

@@chaotic7cam I can see what you mean I love korra but in her series it pretty much shows you how the role of the avatar has become more obselete over the years with the advancement of civilization and unity among nations it’s a good thing for a character like korra who’s development relied on her getting humbled by such events but for someone else who probably wouldn’t really take much pride with such responsibilities it wouldn’t flow well but at the same time we might even witness new things that may just amazing as well since the spirits roam now so modern advancement in their world will for sure turn up slightly different from ours

Lol, that scene really traumatized you, didn't it

@@benitocamela174 unbelievably so 😭😭😭😭

@@benitocamela174 nothing else matters at this point because it can't be any worse bro

Maybe this time it will take 200 more soldiers to lift a rock, with every movie it gets more difficult

@@flitefulwantssubs402 😅😅😅🖐🏾

Kyoshi has her own series now. They published two novels about her time

They also published a novel about Yangchen

Kyoshi doesn’t need a series, she needs a bigger community

I also would love an iroh series! Even though he’s not an avatar I would love to see his dragon hunting years that shift into the morally grounded dude we knew in the original series

@@waltermelon920 yeah maybe a movie about those fire nation days

Don't forget Adventure Time!!

@@SuperBat63 absolutely, but I'm not worthy of saying the name of the gods

There's more than 85 avatars

If they change the voice actors, I will not be happy. So this doesn’t sound good to me

@@MrSophire Do you want an Adult Aang that sounds like a 12 year old?

@@martinaguiluz4063 Technically we've only ever had adult Aang so yes. (jk)

@@martinaguiluz4063 Aang's original voice actor was a child, funny thing about kids is that they grow up. So Aang's voice actor is no longer a child and would have a grown up voice

I love this' what if'

While I definitely agree with this and I think it would make for an interesting idea but I'm gonna go a step further: I think that every avatar after Korra - while they deal with their own material/physical problems of world & on occasion dealing with a spirit world, I think the overall goal should be to reconnect with the past avatars but everything should be an equal & balanced exchange, so if you gonna have a story that is about reconnecting to the passed avatars lives it wouldn't just be in Korra's lifetime. I feel as this gives more of a purpose to the avatar than just be able to defeat the villain of a particular avatar's lifetime or being the "Savior" of the world, and there'll be more of a neverending reason to capturing them because there are thousands of avatars and 100s more that will keep coming for the future kind of like a pokemon-esq of catching them all but never really reaching it but being on the journey regardless.

I guessing You didnt hear of legend of gengi

I’m hoping that we fans are right and the next avatar has to fix the lasts biggest mistake hers could be the severing

@@P2020pudding1 I don't know the comment was directed at me or the main commenter, but I've seen legend of Genji and for the most part the story is interesting and I like it but I just find it kind of a copy of a situation with kyoshi since I read the novels.

Damn you are not so smooth with wording, are you? Lol

@@Eh......... uhh what? ._.

@@Marvelfanatic3658 "using you"

@@Eh......... no, not rearly

Personally, I think once the Gen xers finally die off (we’ll all be old by then) the world will finally be on equal footing with animation.

Me too

Same !!! I’m excited for all of the new avatar creations that’s coming 😁😊

Exactly. The idea is that the industry is still biased towards white actors, so there is an issue with ethnic actors getting the same opportunities as their white counterparts, and that absolutely needs to be addressed. But replacing currently casted actors with ethnic substitutes is not going to solve that issue. How about just make sure when you are casting a VA, you are picking the best actor for the job based on their talent and accurate portrayal of the character, and not their physical features or loose racial connections? Besides, if we delegate ethnic voice actors to only portraying characters they look like, that will minimize their career prospects even further, considering the lack of racial representation in current visual media. Seems pretty obvious, but the performative support movement is strong in these big corporations. Notice how they announce that they are hiring ethnic actors rather than just doing it like its a normal thing? "Look at us! We're so progressive!" Come on. Literally almost no one is going to know if the voice actor is white or not unless they are big nerds who follow that kind of behind the scenes news. It's hidden advocacy. If you want to portray accurate ethnic stories to the majority of consumers, put it where it makes a difference, in the visual side of storytelling, which Avatar is already doing! Just my thoughts.

I think that being a pure meritocracy is only a fantasy. If a certain group has a systematic advantage, that group will have more experience, more connections , more opportunities accessible/offered to them, and so they will have a higher chance of getting these positions. I don't know if you work, but human bias is present in every industry, regardless of talent or ability. Film and TV is no different, in fact its famous for it, plenty of talented and skilled ppl go nowhere bc connections are everything, opportunities are not open to everyone. So if a certain group has always gotten more access to opportunity, you have to actively do the work in order to get other groups into the industry, to communicate and make opportunities accessible to them. This is the thing ppl always miss, lots of ppl have the skills, not everyone is offered the chance bc a specific, cough cough white ppl, group is given most of those roles. They have the connections, the network and the resources to access opportunities and roles that other ppl won't, and saying "oh the most qualified person should get it" won't happen if creators are not actively making an effort to access nonwhite talent to give them a shot.

@@ks9759 "The idea is that the industry is still biased towards white actors". Go to Japan or Korea and see if they favor white actors in their media.

@@paulodelima5705 ATLA is being produced in America, so I am speaking to that industry specifically. The population of Japan is 98.5% Japanese, and nearly 100% of the Korean population is Korean, so of course their casting would reflect that. America is racially mixed, a "melting pot" as it were, with a long history of well documented systemic racism. You're making an irrelevant comparison.

@@user-po3nr7ez3n That's a good point. I suppose it's a bit lofty to wish the industry would play fair, but I don't believe that a majority of the those working in it are purposefully racist, it's more about just blatant ignorance and upholding the status quo, which can be just as harmful. I agree there will have to be purposeful changes implemented, but it does circle back still to who is a good fit. Should I cast someone just to make sure they get a shot in the industry, even if they don't have the talent or are a good fit for the role? I don't think so. But if they are a good fit, and do have the talent, and so does their white counterpart, I think it wouldn't be entirely remis of me to consider the industry's racial discrimination as a whole, and make the final choice based on that. I know some would disagree with me here, because as soon as ethnicity/gender/sex etc. enters into areas where it shouldn't really have any bearing on the matter, it's a slippery slope. But because of the systemic racism/sexism/etc. that is already in place, those things are relevant whether they should be or not. It's a tough situation, and I'm not sure you and I can solve it here in a KZfaq comment thread. I think we all wish we could live in a fairer world, and that gives me some hope, because if the desire for change is there, we may yet see it done.

I’m already dropping them for not using Jack. Like the video said he is Souka, more so then Donte is Zuko.

This aged well

I feel like a metal bender would make more sense in a modern setting. Especially with modern buildings.

@@rai2423 I'm sure it'll be original. Otherwise they'd have to pay the creator some type of royalties and I doubt Nickelodeon would want to do that.

@@kingdingaling6516 They really wouldn't. In fact, technically speaking the creators of Genji are violating copyright with their story, however, the creators of Avatar have given the writers of Genji their blessing.

@@kingdingaling6516 I hope so. There’s no point creating a story people already know. We need completely new characters and storylines, from the creators.

I think they should’ve stayed the same

They are made up people that don’t exist, it doesn’t matter who the voice actors are. The Northern Water Tribe is comprised of imaginary people from the North Pole that control water, they aren’t real Inuit people. And even if they were, who cares?

@@xaviercopeland2789 I *never* said the nations of Avatar *were* direct analogues of earth cultures. But you might want to check your sentiments. I'd say you're widely out of touch with the feelings of most fans, who are concerned with matters like equality in representation and cultural appropriation, as well as the feelings of the creators.

I still wish they'd at least keep Sokka's voice actor.😕

@@sarahcatlove3646 Agreed. I’m sure they’ll cast someone fitting for the role but it’s big shoes to fill.

The new voice actors absolutely have big shoes to fill. If they disappoint, it will affect the whole legacy of these series and they'll just remain another token minority casting by Netflix.

I don't know man. Voice actors can actually maintain their voice pretty well through aging. Take a look into Bleach and Bleach TYBW, Ichigo's voice actor Masakazu Morita was 34 when he first began vocing for Bleach, now he's 52 and still voicing Ichigo in TYBW anime and sounds about the same as he did when Bleach was still airing in 2012, and TYBW anime also brough all of the same VA back for other characters even though it's been 10 years since Bleach was last aired, but they still sound the way they used to voice their characters. So aging doesn't actually affect voice actors' voice that much unless we go beyond the threshold of 60. I'm pretty sure Sokka's voice actor can still do Sokka's voice lines with some minor differences due to age (which would have been acceptable).

@@laisensei6984 I’m not doubting the voice cast’s abilities at all, I think they could all come back and do an amazing job. But Avatar Studios is committed to using ethnically accurate performers, so it’s out of the question for many of them to return. All I’m saying is that the aging-up will make the inevitable casting changes a little less jarring. Still not thrilled about it but hopeful that they’ll cast fitting replacements.

And also with the opening of the spirit portals I feel like tech development would slowed down, regress, or evolve into something completely new and more fantastical, it'll be a contrast of the grounded nature of the new avatar

@@Kyss111 I imagine The spirit portal opening, and the vine energy would probably work like Avatar´s world equivalent of Nuclear energy obtained through fission? And with the spirit portals the world would likely devellop teleportation tech faster than internet. So Korra´s legacy is tied to making sure the spirit vine energy is used for good and next Avatar has to make sure the follow up appliances for it like Teleportation portals, arent misused, on top of having to deal with the Sozin´s Comet coming back.

Granted, if the benders in the original series doesn't regard to ethnicity with "race color" but by their own logic of whomever is a fire bender or water bender then having realistic voice actors matching that ethnicity is meaningless.

How are they going to do that when most of the voice actors grew up?

@@rai2423 A few of them can still do their voices, and they seem to be okay with changing voice actors anyway, so that isn't really an issue.

Yeah, I want to see them as teenagers first, then maybe some stories in their 20s, but nowhere near the Korra flashbacks yet.

@rai2423 that literally does not matter in the slightest. Just recast Characters like Aang. The Actor doesn't even want to act agian anyway

Did you read the comics

They destroyed my interests with Korra. That series went down the drain. And adding in a lesbian attraction at the end. Like really. Leave that out. It's just pandering. Avatar was a masterpiece. I would have been happier knowing nothing came after that because Korra was a train wreck and didn't make sense. One example being she used the avatar state nonstop and still got her ass beat. Your telling me after thousands of avatars and all the knowledge they provide that her ass gets handed to her while using it over and over. It's a defense mechanisms not a cheat code to life . Also it seemed less powerful too. Like suddenly average fighters stood a chance.

@@jonathansand5117 that’s the thing though, she never relied on the past lives and she severed the connection to them 😂🤦🏽‍♀️. I don’t like the show but season 1 is the most entertaining to me with season 3 being the best paced season, I think it was all how it was handled. They tried bringing politics into a show that was about bringing peace to a world with balance being apart of that. Korra tried to use balance without forgetting the peace. There was a lot that could’ve been done with Korra but it didn’t happened.

The Series has been very sci-fi since the beginning. In fact the original idea for Ang was a futuristic story with robots…

@@rai2423 I mean it hasn't though?

@@day7163 So tanks, Zeppelins and other advanced flying machanics aren’t sci-fi related to you? They’ve been moving towards that since the beginning. The New Aang movie will also have advanced technology. It’s their vision.

@@rai2423 Uh no? That sounds at most like steampunk, and really I wouldn't even call Avatar that. The technologically had very little presence and focus. It was based around the fantasy elements. The main vehicle of transportation being a Flying Bison for example. Edit: it's not even sci-fi fantasy there's no science fiction elements. Like how some world will have some sci-fi thing closely tied into the setting.

@@day7163 Steampunk is a sub-genre of sci-fi. And Avatar is very steampunky. The main transportation is only a sky bison for the protagonists. Notice how the antagonist use steamboats, ships and other forms of machinery to get around 😉

You’re absolutely right!

Because the stupid woke crowd are racist and hate white people.

i do!

Nah he milkes the bare avatar news

150k is a lot of subscribers, so no, not really

@@thijmstickman8349 true ig but i feel like he puts a lot of work into this channel

No

Read the comics

Aren't they working on a Korra movie too? Maybe that will satisfy you.

Either way korra would die like every human and thats the whole concept of atla, a avatar reborn in each nation every time. I don't get why people can't accept that for the new series like korra defenitly wouldn't live forever

@@a_sinan reincarnation.

As long as she dies old and after living a loving life with Asami, I'm fine with her death.

And this is 2024😅

It's called acting for a reason. I didn't throw a fit when Phil Lamar voiced a white kid. I don't cry because Goku is voiced by a white person for the Dub. This crap is getting out of hand and it's ruining media. Just look at all the destroyed franchises this nonsense has left in its wake. Star Wars, Terminator, Star Trek, Batman, Wonder Woman, SheHulk, Thor, Superman, and soon to be Avatar.

I’d like to say go woke go broke but as we’ve clearly seen the masses eat this shit up willingly for breakfast lunch and dinner. Instead of focusing on what really matters they’re going to push out old fans in favor of this SJW bullshit. 🙄

Genji is a trainwreck of a concept, and the name is dog shit

@not the droids you're looking for wow, what crawled up your ass and died? Got any justification for that?

It would be funny if Mako becomes brokenly powerful in the next avatar, since it would be near Sozin´s comet arrival and he has already mastered Lightning, plus redirection.

I am sorry

Thats sad to hear, you gotta pull yourself more out there with the work, kinda like Retro ryno and Toyotarou, you may get contacted afterwards.

It's gonna be in the 2020s because it takes place 100 years after korra

Nah they need to stop with that Asami ass pull. They only did it so they could say they did

@@Frazier16 Was it announced that it would be this modern?

Stop comparing her time to our time you can’t

@@lamarjrrj What you mean?

i know, i like to think that the disconectiin is just a massive block, even though it isnt, i hope that future avatars will be able to speak to raava and learn about past avatars, or just go to the spirit world despite that i still loved korra and am so so exited for the earth avatar series

Korra basically klled the past lives

@@Lodada makes absolutely no sense to me why they would do that. They can never come back ever. If they do come back it’s going to be some dumb cop out.

@@rockethito I think they can come back from it, if they make the New protagonist rediscover them through some spiritual quest. It’s only of course if they want to, which I doubt.

@@Lodada no she didn't.

Yeah

The seris can be inspired by genji

I'd rather it not. There are some good ideas but not enough that I'd want it to become canon.

I'm sure, Korra is pretty wise Avatar in her 40s(+/-). She's been through a lot, she can help the next Avatars.

She´ll be able to help explaining spirit portals, spirit vines and energy bending, basic elemental teaching will have to be done in the way of the white lotus

It doesn't.

It´s actually a problem that it´s modernizing too quickly, Korra a Steampunk based Avatar Sequel already escalated enough to have the equivalent of nuclear fission energy and teleport portals established with spirit vine energy and spirit portals, so no, what we need to see on the next series is basically how did society adapt to these new things, tecnology created around them and so on. Anymore new tecnology like internet, satelites, phones, more advanced cars, etc... would actually be a deterrent as legend of Korra established too many new concepts for tecnology that should take a lot of time being devellopped, heck with Spirit vines making more advanced cars is going to change a lot compared to our world

Bc I'm tired of str8 couples and lesbians constantly being the only relationship seen in cartoons and other shows. Like gimme more hot gay boy coupless!!!!!!