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Rassilon of Old Rassilon of Old 31 August 2012
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"Welcome to Republic City" and "A Leaf in the Wind" review and thoughts

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Kuzonkid7 Kuzonkid7 16 April 2012
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Review of A Leaf in the Wind

Hello, Korramaniacs (real word) to another review by yours truly. Now first off is my never anticipated in my own eyes, account.

First, after discussing PB, Korra is talking with Tenzin, while a lemur flies by about how hard airbending is. He explains how she isn't exactly good with focusing, concentrating, etc. So, she goes to the leaf thing with Bookworm, Chatty Cathy, and The Troll. Tenzin explains, while BW demonstraits. Korras all like *yawn* Let's do this, and gets her butt wooped by pieces of wood.She is then frustraited and walks away. Then, that night she's all like I'm a ninja who wants to listen to Pro-bending. She listens for awhile but, Mr. Spiritual cuts the program off, infuriated by his father's behaviors. Next day They medi…

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MateyY MateyY 24 March 2012
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A Leaf in the Wind Review

This is my review of the second Legend of Korra episode. Warning: it contains some major spoilers.

Overview: Korra tries to learn airbending, but she doesn't truly give in to understanding it. Tenzin, on the other hand, is not very understand of her either. Korra requests that she goes to the Bending Arena to see a pro-bending match, but Tenzin strictly refuses. Korra listens to the radio of some of her White Lotus guards. She hears about the Fire Ferrets, but the time of enjoyment is ended by Tenzin when they are discovered.

Next day Korra meditates with the rest of the family, but she cannot stand doing nothing. In the night, she sneaks out to the pro-bending arena. There she meets Toza who is in the process of calling security on her, but is…

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The 888th Avatar The 888th Avatar 28 April 2012
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Perspectives: Review of Korra premiere

There are a few rules-of-thumb in the popular entertainment world that pundits like to throw around in all their wisdom. These rules always seem to become cast-iron laws of the earth when it comes to sequels or spin-offs. You know them – "it's always worse than the original", "they just recycle the plot", or the classic "it's too different".

After watching the premiere of this particular sequel, though, I think it's fair to say that none of those labels apply here. In fact, I'll go out on a limb and say that if the whole series lives up to the standard of its first two episodes, then those pundits will be in the uncomfortable position of admitting that their supposed laws of the earth have a glaring exception. Reserve your forever pessimisti…

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