The Legend Of Korra: Turf Wars Library Edition

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Mako has the spiky hairstyle he sported throughout the first three books of The Legend of Korra, which was last seen in "Venom of the Red Lotus". Innocently Insensitive: Before they return to Republic City Korra takes Asami to the South Pole so they can tell her parents the good news about their new relationship. Asami is clearly a little uncomfortable about the idea but Korra is too excited to notice. To her credit Korra does apologize for not thinking about Asami's feelings after she explains why she was hesitant to come out to Korra's parents and Asami assures her that she is just as excited for their relationship just to be a little more careful next time. Coup de Grâce: In Tokuga's first scene, he overpowers Jargala, the leader of the Creeping Crystal Triad and attempts to finish her off with one of these courtesy of his hookswords. The arrival of the anti-Triad taskforce interrupts Tokuga before he can deliver the finishing blow, forcing him to flee and allowing Jargala to escape. Alone Among the Couples: Mako. Further highlighted by Bolin asking Korra and Asami to double-date with him and Opal, as well as Bolin teasing Mako over the fact that his two exes are dating.

Wonyong Keum initially appears to be the main antagonist with Tokuga being part of Mako and Bolin's subplot. The two intersect when Keum hires the Triple Threats to intimidate the airbenders into abandoning the portal, and Tokuga forces Keum to work for him after the Avatar intervenes and he gets disfigured by a spirit. W]hat we have, it's kind of like the spirit world—it's special and rare. And not everyone is going to see it that way.❞ As for the anti-gay stuff, the character responses to in-setting expressions of that can also apply to the fan critics. Asami is happy that they can finally be together, but also sad, since she knows that "not everyone is going to see it that way." And Korra rages against narrow-minded and intolerant people who won't accept them. Tonraq and Senna at least appear to have no problem with the Korra-Asami relationship when they are told of it, and indeed seem to support them. Though Korra nonetheless rages against them and calls them narrow-minded when they are worried for her and Asami and cautiously warn them that others might not be so tolerant.Mako has the spiky hairstyle he sported throughout the first three books of The Legend of Korra, which was last seen in " Venom of the Red Lotus". [7] All in all, it's an interesting story that lays the foundations of things to come ahead. It could have been much better if they would have kept the spirit of the TV show throughout the whole novel and tell a good story rather go in different directions. The artwork is really great! Empowered Badass Normal: After his spirit induced mutation, Tokuga gains a powerful tentacle arm and becomes faster and stronger.

Relishing their newfound feelings for each other, Korra and Asami leave the Spirit World ... but find nothing in Republic City but political hijinks and human versus spirit conflict! Powerful and Helpless: Avatar Kyoshi is revealed to have been bisexual, and even if she was one of the most influential and powerful past Avatars that have appeared on-screen, all of her efforts to get rid of (or at least reduce) the Heteronormative Crusader attitude of the Earth Kingdom during her lifetime were for naught — society was (and to Korra's sadness, still is) just that stubborn. a b Nicholson, Max (July 10, 2015). "Comic-Con: The Legend of Korra Graphic Novel Series Announced". IGN. Archived from the original on August 5, 2018 . Retrieved August 3, 2018. Love Confession: During Part 2 it's implied that Korra was going to give one to Asami during an intimate moment in her office but she gets nervous and leaves instead. At the end of the trilogy Korra tells Asami she loves her and Asami responds in kind. a b Slade, Madeleine (March 15, 2017). "15 Of Pop Culture's Most Controversial Ships". Comic Book Resources. Archived from the original on August 11, 2018 . Retrieved August 11, 2018.New Job as the Plot Demands: Bolin has once again changed his career, this time joining his brother on the police force. It's more justified this time; Bolin always loved fighting injustice and helping people, a cause he felt was betrayed when he previously fought for Kuvira. Come the end of Part 3, he resigns from the police as well. Overall, Part One was Dark Horse Comics' best-selling graphic novel of 2017, [28] while Part Two and Three were the publisher's top two best-selling graphic novels of 2018. [29] The three volumes are collected in a library edition that was published on March 13, 2019. [30] A sequel graphic novel trilogy, The Legend of Korra: Ruins of the Empire, began publication in May 2019. [31] LGBT themes [ edit ] Korra and Asami's first kiss. Art by Irene Koh and colors by Killian Ng.