#Will there be new avatar series after korra movie#
There were just so many missteps in the adaptation that it's almost better no movie were ever made at all just so someone could get a chance to actually do it right. Fans were equally as unimpressed for reasons beyond the casting controversies, and suddenly a movie that was intended to be a trilogy was a single installment. Critics would call the plotting awful, the acting stiff (despite a talented Dev Patel playing Prince Zuko), and overall watching the whole movie was more of a chore than a joy. That was really just the start, however, as the actual movie itself was just bad all around. To start, many are well aware there was a whitewashing controversy in the selection of actors, and many fans took issue with the lack of Asian and Inuit actors in key roles. In addition to being a poor movie overall, there's a lot about Avatar: The Last Airbender's movie that is not accurate to the original series. Not in a delusional way, but an emotional way." The producers again thanked the fans for everything, with one last image.The Movie Was Nowhere Near An Accurate Representation Of The Show When I think of it and I think of the creation of it, I think of me and Mike sharing this computer together at my little house in Burbank… Over two weeks, we cranked out this whole universe together." Konietzko showed a drawing of he and DiMartino with their characters that he’d done “at 4 in the morning,” saying, “It’s such a big part of our lives and so many people. Avatar means so many things to do many different people.
Originally intended only to be one of Suyin Beifong’s dancers, she became the captain of Zaofu security.Ī look at the different uniforms/ranks in Kuvira's military.As for Korra’s new look (or looks, since she has more than one different outfit this season), Konietzko noted some fans had taken issue with Korra’s height, but that in animation, one way to show someone is older is simply to make them grow, adding, “Sorry haters, Korra’s even taller now!” As for the images of Korra in a slightly updated version of her normal blue costume, he said they wanted it to look like classic Korra but also put in, “Kind of more a superhero vibe because she is… The Avatar!” As the panel wrapped up, Konietzko gave a heartfelt speech about the entire Avatar: The Last Airbender / The Legend of Korra experience, noting that for him and DiMartino “It’s been 12 years since we came up with this whole Avatar universe together. Konietzko noted that they decided she’d be the main villain in Book Four while writing Book Three and began to adapt her to that purpose.
The producers kept quiet on any plot turns to come, though a presentation by Konietzko on the designs for Book Four – which required almost every character to get a new look, thanks to the time jump – did reveal some interesting facts about Kuvira. I don’t know how it happened!” While there won’t be any more Korra episodes after Book Four, Varney exclaimed, “I believe this show is going to exist forever because it’s just that goddamn good!,” before pausing and saying, with a grin, “Sorry, I cursed Nickelodeon. I can’t imagine working on anything better than this show. She noted that watching episodes with a crowd like today “fleshes it out in such a profound way.” Varney went on to say, “If I haven’t said it 1000 times, maybe this will be the 1000th: I have never worked on anything better than this show. Janet Varney (“Korra”) recalled a Nickelodeon executive asking her, “Are you ready for your life to change?” when the show began and laughing it off – only to find it was very much the case. It really was meant as a thank you and farewell from the Korra team, with each panelist speaking about their experience and saying goodbye. The panel that followed wasn’t typical, in that there was no moderator or audience questions.
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