Avatar: The Legend of Korra's Janet Varney breaks down one of her 'least favorite things' from the series -- and why it stuck ...

Despite its dedicated fanbase, The Legend Of Korra fell short of perfection due to some glaring issues in areas ATLA ...

Korra, on the other hand, is always bumbling from one bad idea to another. She arrives at an understanding that balance, which is the avatar’s chief responsibility, also necessarily means ...

With Korra, we see her make big decisions that affect the entire world, many of them mistakes. She trusts the wrong people, acts too hastily, and lives to see the consequences of her errors and ...

In Book One, Avatar Korra—a headstrong, rebellious, feisty young woman who continually challenges and breaks with tradition—sets out on her quest to become a fully realized Avatar, struggling ...

Korra’s vision of herself came as a complete surprise, and while it bordered on Diabolos Ex Machina — an easy way to sabotage her victory — it kind of worked here.

Instead, Korra just tries to be good, and succeeds. But by ultimately choosing to be itself, the series has created something wholly unique to the world of television.

When Korra goes into the city to see a pro-bending match (a sport where teams of three benders try to knock each other out), she meets two brothers, Bolin and Mako, who are on a bending team together.