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such a blessing to see Korra's pure smile after all the angst she's been through
So when the cat's away, the mice will play, as everyone and their mom (so it seems) wants a slice of the pie of Republic City while Korra and Asami are off in the Spirit World.Overall a pretty fun continuation of Korra's story after the TV series ended.
now that avatar studios has been announced, i deserve to see korrasami kiss in 4k
Honestly, I read this for the shipping material (which was AMAZING btw). I am not a huge fan of sequels after television shows unless there is a story arch of similar magnitude to the original. Turf Wars part 1, 2, and 3, is more like a single episode more than anything, and having a single episode split into three parts isn't really my favorite thing to read unless I can read all of them at once. That being said, if you have complete sets of the LOK comics and can read them simultaneously, they...
I didn't like the adventure they went on as much, it felt a bit too overcrowded and over complicated - the visuals were still great and I LOVE the time they spent with the characters we know, but the interactions with the villains not as muchBut I LOVED seeing Korra and Asami as a couple and being open about it, and dealing with other people's reactions, that more down-to-earth part was really GOOD!!!I think overall I would still recommend if you are a "The Legend of Korra" fan :)
Part 1 - ☆☆☆☆Part 2 - ☆☆☆.5Part 3 - ☆☆☆☆I didn't like lok as much as i loved atla, but i like these characters and i was really happy to see them again, specially korrasami, i had the biggest smile on my face because of them 💗Plot wise, i didn't like it, but to be honest, one of the reasons i didn't like lok as much as atla is because i wasn't into the spirits world plot, and lok had a big focus on that (but i love these characters and i couldn't help myself, i had to read this), so i was lowkey...
I adore the TV series. And seeing Korra and Asami's relationship flourish in the comics is just perfect. It is not just them either. Getting to see how the world reacts to the changes that are happening on a daily basis helps build such a great narrative.
This picks up right where the TV series ends, with Korra and Asami starting a same sex relationship. It's played realistically and positively. Once the two return to Republic City, they are immersed in both an election and a turf war between rival gangs. Mainly, it focuses on a new gang leader who is trying to take over the city who reaches Bond villain level craziness by the end. The series is written by the shows creators with art and colors reminiscent of the cartoon. I'd be surprised if fans...
i literally cried when i read this even though it’s really short. the art is incredible and OH MY GOD KORRASAMI I CRIED it was everything i ever hoped. kya and kyoshi being into women is everything i’ve ever hoped for. i had high hopes after finishing lok but this exceeded it so much. now i will die because nothing will ever be this perfect again
Hmmm I'm going with 3.5 stars. Fun overall, but I'm not a huge fan of The Legend of Korra, so I never expected to love this. And I didn't, but it was still an enjoyable read. :)
I loved this! It was like I watched Legend of Korra season 5! "I want to leave you with a few words spoken by Avatar Aang..." Ugh the callbacks were great, too. I can't wait for more.
5 starsI read this right after I finished re-watching TLOK and it perfectly picks up the story where it was picked up! Korrasami is such a cute ship and superior to every other ship in every way. There is also a section of explaining the history of LGBT+ people in the different nations. I absolutely love everything about this comic. 100% recommend. One of my best experiences ever.
Korrasami is just the best. I'm glad we have comics to further develop their relationship because in 2014 people were still sensitive about being queer on kid show.
No need to write a review because Korrasami owns my bisexual ass
Korra makes me very happy. Asami makes me very happy. Zhou Li makes me very happy. Should I go on? I could. Jinora makes me very happy. Even Varrick makes me happy! The comic book villains are not as complex as the original show’s, but who cares?? It’s more LoK and I’m not complaining.
Read this mainly because I wanted to see Korra and Asami kiss. Which they did!
I thought the story of the book was really fun -- it did a great job referencing and building off of a lot of the stories and the lore introduced in the Legend of Korra TV show (including both more of the day-to-day life within Republic City and also the wide history of human interactions with the spirits in the time of Wan), and has really set up the series to have many plots that can span multiple books. I also loved the exploration of Korra and Asami's new relationship!! But sometimes I felt
did I cry reading this the other night because of Korrasami.... no I would never......
So far, this has been my favorite installment!!!!Korra and Asami are finally leaving behind that toxic Mako!!! Aghh!!!!Mwhaaaa!!!!Ohh... and while searching for their fanfics... I realized that the creators had to FIGHT for the relationship between Korra and Asami!!Really like wtf??!! It's 2021!! And they had to convince the producers to let Korra and Asami hold their hands at the end of the episode!!I'm so angry, man! I've already adopted Korra and Asami!!And anyone who is trying to get to my
I have a BookTube channel where I review books, give reading suggestions, and more! Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/dragonarmybooks---I mean, it's not good. Turf Wars picks up moments after the conclusion of The Legend of Korra animated series. Avatar Korra and her new boo Asami take to the Spirit World for an extremely brief vacation before returning to Republic City to find conflict awaiting them. Political shenanigans and gang-related turf wars require the Avatar and her crew to st...
