Taking place 70 years after the events of "Avatar: The Last Airbender," this story follows the adventures of the Avatar after Aang - a passionate, rebellious, and fearless teenage girl from the Southern Water Tribe named Korra. With three of the four elements under her belt (Earth, Water, and Fire), Korra seeks to master the final element, Air. If you loved the beautiful animation, the mix between action, drama and comedy that Avatar had you're definitely going to enjoy 'The Legend of Korra' a sequel, stand alone story that respects the original. (10/10)

The romance that Korra has with Mako, is horrible. First it's Mako with Asami Sato and then Mako with Korra, at the end of the day Mako stayed with Asami Sato. And the got kisses back and forth. Which makes Korra like she is sharing Mako with Asami. Like their is no respect in that relationship and the best part Korra didnt even care about it at the end. It look like a threesome. Not the best show for kids or teens. Meanwhile Avatar the last air bender was excellent in everything. I could go on with Korra and other dumb things the show has but I just stop watching it, I could not stand another episode.

As a sequel this series is an abomination. It doesn't live up to the standards set by The Legend of Aang, it's simply not in the same league. However, looking at this series as a completely separate one it is quite entertaining. Somewhat dull with underdeveloped stories and characters at times, but overall ejoyable. Worth a watch but absolutely not comparable to Avatar: The Legend of Aang.

This show is not a good show. Admittedly, I used to love this show. I binged all the episodes and scraped money together to buy season 4 on dvd, but eventually I realized that I was deluded. The only reason I liked this show was because I told myself I was supposed to like it, it was made by the same people, right? (no). And the only reason I told myself I was supposed to like it was because I wanted more of the characters, people, and world I loved from ATLA. And the only reason I wanted more of that is because I wanted more beautiful storytelling. The LOK does not provide that I now see. I wanted more, so I blindly forced myself to see what I was getting as just as good or better than what I originally got. I don't wan't to write the 20pg. review that I am very capable of writing, so I'll get to the point. There are several things fundementally wrong with this show. It has numerous issues with world/setting; character; and plot. It rarely executes anything essential to good storytelling (character, plot, conflict) well. Just read up a little bit on elements of storytelling, examine LOK with a slightly more critical eye, remove the bias or nastolgic lens you may be viewing through, and then ask yourself again. Is this a good show? Is it deserving of the acclaim it has won? The LOK was not made by the people who made ATLA. Although Brike came up with the general original idea for ATLA, the writing team/staff, consisting of Aaron and Elizabeth Ehasz and others, are the people who really made the show the masterpiece that it is. Brike are the #1 creators behind the important storytelling aspects of LOK, and although they are great animators, they are not great writers or storytellers.