• @Idreamofcheesy
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    126 months ago

    There was no fan service that I remember and bi people exist.

    The Varrick was one of the more fun side characters out of both series. His old timey cockiness and immorality was really interesting.

    Korra started off cocky and pampered, then got her ass handed to her time and time again, slipped into depression and came back.

    The equalist movement was awesome and raised good points.

    Zaheer was a cooler villain than most Aang villains.

    Korra had its flaws but I thought it was enjoyable and rewatchable.

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      06 months ago

      I had more problems with making horny teenager drama a focus of the early story than any sort of fan service. Also showing an emotionally abusive relationship as cute or funny is gross no matter how you cut it.

      Further, I don’t think I can ever beat the dead horse of unnecessary westernization too much. Virtually ALL the conflict in the series is about the world struggling to westernize. Politics, social structure, technology, the whole fuckin cultural spectrum and it’s all psuedovictorian eurocentric TRASH. I loved all the subtle (and not so subtle) nods to all sorts of asiatic cultures and they threw it all away for cheap, overdone turn of the century cosplay.

      • @Idreamofcheesy
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        26 months ago

        That’s fair. I really enjoyed the steampunk plus bending vibe, but I can accept it’s not for everyone.

        Hated the giant robot ending, but honestly I wasn’t the biggest fan of the dragonball z ending of AtLA either.