Iroh Vs Korra : Who Is Accompanying His Nephew In His Quest To Capture The Avatar?

When the story begins in book one, iroh is accompanying his nephew the banished prince zuko in his quest to capture the avatar, a superhuman whose task to maintain world order makes him a threat to the fire nation's campaign of conquest. having learnt of the plan of zhao, a fire national admiral, to kill the moon spirit to take away the water tribes' power of waterbending, disrupting the natural order, iroh attacks zhao and is named a traitor. during book two, he and his nephew are now fugitives from the fire nation.

When he did smile, it seemed forced and well, false. sokka looked frightened and uneasy and lost all of his humor. and the fire-benders (with the exception of iroh) could not create fire???

By the start of season 2, she's master of all four, plus can control her avatar state, and as it obviously made her overpowered to write real challanges against her, the creators started to write ridiculous things to cut her power back. from the start of season 2, korra literally losts more fights than she wins. instead of writing a proper development curve for her, she's the most powerful at the begining of season 2, and the least powerful at the end of season 3, and even at the end of season 4, she isn't any more powerful than a simple bender.

As with its predecessor, the series is set in a fictional universe in which certain people can manipulate, or "bend", one of the four elements: water, earth, fire, or air. only one individual, the "avatar", can bend all four elements, and is responsible for maintaining balance in the world. the series follows avatar korra, the successor and reincarnation of aang from the previous series, as she faces political and spiritual unrest in a modernizing world.

Korra - creator's pet. instead of being a goal oriented, focused, good role model for girls like katara, she has the personality of a 90's disney princess -- rebellious free-spirit that needs a man to be happy. bolin - the reincarnation of sokka.

I think mako mori is a very strong female character that hold up her own in the film and girls can look up to. it's nice seeing a strong japanese character portray like this, then the dumb eye candy that follows the main character around. the person that made the film was idris elba as marshall stacker pentecost.

Charlie hunnam is a talented actor but this character is so boring. he is merely just a hero. our female lead mako mori played by rinko kikuchi is a nightmarish stereotype in my humble opinion.