For the first episodes, they seem intent on impressing upon us how much of an egostist Korra is. When Mako and Korra investigate a missing Bolin, Mako says "We better be catious" but Korra kicks the door down without even checking if she could push it open first. I mean, I know you are the Avatar but at a certaib point you are going to meet a situation where strength and aggression need to give away to creativity, focus and meditation. Overall this story moves too fast; I dont like that we have already met the main bad guy of the season in episode 3, and because of that- Iman is not as memorable or scary as he would have been if he had remained a face on a poster and a voice over the radio until the climax of his arc.Firelord Ozi was much more effective because the details about him were slowly added up, first his voice in the throne room, the statues and pictures, and then we saw him in person. With Iman, you see the full capacity of his power in episode 3. Even if this event is essential to the development of humility into Korra's character arc, I feel like this story is rushing to get to season 3 and 4 instead of enjoying the ride.
Review by Julius S. PeytonBlockedParentSpoilers2017-03-10T16:47:26Z
For the first episodes, they seem intent on impressing upon us how much of an egostist Korra is. When Mako and Korra investigate a missing Bolin, Mako says "We better be catious" but Korra kicks the door down without even checking if she could push it open first. I mean, I know you are the Avatar but at a certaib point you are going to meet a situation where strength and aggression need to give away to creativity, focus and meditation. Overall this story moves too fast; I dont like that we have already met the main bad guy of the season in episode 3, and because of that- Iman is not as memorable or scary as he would have been if he had remained a face on a poster and a voice over the radio until the climax of his arc.Firelord Ozi was much more effective because the details about him were slowly added up, first his voice in the throne room, the statues and pictures, and then we saw him in person. With Iman, you see the full capacity of his power in episode 3. Even if this event is essential to the development of humility into Korra's character arc, I feel like this story is rushing to get to season 3 and 4 instead of enjoying the ride.