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OH MY GOSH!!! This episode was amazing!!!!! Lin was back, epic fight at the end, Mako held his own, the story was good, what more could you want?

My favorite review agrees with me, he gave this episode the highest score of the season! Almost perfect!

Check it out then let's talk about it!

http://twodashstash.com/2013/10/legend-korra-peacekeepers-review/



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Just saw the new episode. I actually don't think it was the best. Partly because it's just so hard for me to like Korra when she's being a complete bitch. I mean... I know that's basically her character right now, but it drives me nuts how oblivious she is her idiotic actions. Case in point; Mako breaking up with her. I hope they stay broken up. Mako was a very respectable character in this episode (even though he was a bit of a jerk to Bolin), and I am glad they had him stand up to Korra. Korra completely blew off his suspicions and refused to entertain the possibility that he was onto something. Instead, she focuses on how he's not helping her. Then, when he dumps her, she's completely caught off guard. I hope she learns from this, because holy cow that is frustrating to watch.

Bolin was good. Asami was okay (yeah, there's a war going on, but damnit I only care about my company- wait, I can use the war to profit? Fantastic!), but she feels like an afterthought still. It was good to see Lin again, and I almost want to see when Tenzin broke up with her, just to see her bust out some awesome earthbending. Iroh's voice being Zuko still bothers me. Eska and Desna... what the hell?! I get that you two are creepy freaks of nature, but she's your cousin, and the avatar whom you were supposed to bring back alive. You're just going to leave her like that? (I know, it's a horrible dark spirit, blah. Still, they're jerks).

Again, despite the very limited screentime, Tenzin stole the show with his interactions with Meelo and Poki. His line when he agreed that being the "alpha lemur" is lonely was particularly poignant.

So many little details hurt this episode for me. It also still feels rushed. The ending was fantastic though. I'm definitely looking forward to the next episode to see what happens.



I admit she's a little....ok very headstrong. But that's who Korra is. She doesn't want to be in Republic City right now, she wants to go home and help her family. She knows that if she fails in getting help they'll most likely be wiped out. Yes, she goes off the rails at the drop of a hat, and I agree the breakup was good, but in the end I kind of understand her point of view.

I feel bad for Asami, her and Mako were basically stand-ins in the previous episodes, Mako got his spotlight in this episode but Asami had a few lines at best. Hopefully they give her some big scenes coming up.

As for Eska and Desna, Korra established before that they weren't exactly close. And as you heard Eska blames Korra for Bolin leaving her. Heck hath no fury like an Eska scorned. That and there was no guarantee that she was alive...or in this realm. What were they supposed to do, swim the entire ocean looking or her?

For me it was the little details that made this episode worth while. I know its preference but I felt it was amazing.



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blackmagicwolf said:
I admit she's a little....ok very headstrong. But that's who Korra is. She doesn't want to be in Republic City right now, she wants to go home and help her family. She knows that if she fails in getting help they'll most likely be wiped out. Yes, she goes off the rails at the drop of a hat, and I agree the breakup was good, but in the end I kind of understand her point of view.

As for Eska and Desna, Korra established before that they weren't exactly close. And as you heard Eska blames Korra for Bolin leaving her. Heck hath no fury like an Eska scorned. That and there was no guarantee that she was alive...or in this realm. What were they supposed to do, swim the entire ocean looking or her?

I can understand it, but that doesn't make it less frustrating and annoying for me to watch.

No, they should have helped before things got to that point. Sure they weren't close to Korra, but they're still jerks for just watching.



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Fair enough, as said previously it's about preference.

How could they have helped Korra, for all intents and purposes they didn't know that was a spirit and when it showed up there was no guarantee they could defeat it. They knew how powerful these spirits were, why risk their own necks?



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blackmagicwolf said:

How could they have helped Korra, for all intents and purposes they didn't know that was a spirit and when it showed up there was no guarantee they could defeat it. They knew how powerful these spirits were, why risk their own necks?

By doing literally anything? They could have distracted the thing so Korra could try the spirit calming thing again. Heck, they're both powerful waterbenders; maybe they picked up a few tips from dear old dad and could have done it themselves. It took Korra all of a minute to learn it.

All I'm saying is that they're jerks for just watching, and then leaving.



But Korra didn't learn it, she failed, again. And you're right they could've done it, but we always knew they were "evil" and jerks so it didn't surprise me.



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Finally caught the episode. Boy has the animation taken a nose dive. Though, it's to be expected to save cost. The fight scene was animated beautifully though. I agree, Korra's too big of a douche. Though I never liked her being with Mako since Mako really deserves to be alone for the crap he did last season. I hope this is a good awakening for her though. She's had a lot of misconceptions that need squashing right now.



Well we can't expect Korra to change all of a sudden. She is head strong and easy to anger to begin with and its only been 6 months from S1 to S2. I guess now she will have and on-off relationship with Mako XD