Those who know me are aware that I don’t usually post comments, but I have a feeling I want to share.

   I like it when headcanons are based on evidence from the original series and that go accordignly to the character’s personalities. But a wedding? After three weeks from the finale? On January 11th? Does that date have any meaning? I did a fanart and I’m going to post it later, but to be honest, I didn’t like this date for such a big event.

Personally I would have chosen mid-september, around Korrasami week, or December 22nd, which is gonna be the winter solstice this 2015 (also known as the sourthern solstice) and it’s going to be the anniversary of Mike and Bryan confirming Korrasami as canon.

I’m not exempt to them. Let me tell you about the ones I’ve had:

The first time I dreamed of Korra and Asami was by the end of book 1. They were street gang rivals. When their respective mobs came across, as leaders, Korra and Asami had to engage in a fight. It was fierce, but the fight ended in a draw, and Korra and Asami stated a truce between the gangs until they both meet again for another fight. Then, before their next encounter, they met in an empty street. They started to talk about why were they fighting, acknowledging they had a lot in common, and became friends (and then my subconscious shot me with making out scenes, yeah).

The second one was in the middle of book 4. Korra and Asami were fighting in a war, and when the final battle approached, they were more than ready to die side by side for freedom. But an old woman (it seemed like grandma Jin) said Asami couldn’t go to war because she didn’t have any relatives, and that if she dies in battle, her lineage will end with her. She must have a child to carry on her legacy. And she does have a baby girl, who is in care of grandma Jin while Asami and Korra charge into combat… Asami dies… Korra comes back, and the old woman hands over the baby to her, for she was her child to love and protect… and Korra names the green-eyed girl ‘Asami’. I don’t know if my subconscious is preparing me for what’s coming.

Whatever happens at the end of the series… Korrasami will be forever in my heart.

Ok, people. I know I said I wasn’t gonna do this kind of posts, but I needed to take this out of my head.
So, today we watched Legend of Korra Book 4 Episode 8 called ‘Remembrance’. We all know each cartoon has an episode full of flashbacks when the series comes near the end and this was ours.
Sorry to Makorrians, but this cartoon was supposed to be KORRAS JOURNEY to become the best Avatar she could be… but half episode was about Mako’s failed personal relationships.
I’ve said a lot of times that I don’t hate him, but he needed more character development… I wasn’t liking him as much as I wanted. And this episode just came to rub in my face all the things he did that annoyed me.
First he says: “All that changed when I met Korra” but the scene is him passing by her side witthout even looking at her. Wu says that was rude and Mako answers “You know what’s rude… interrupting”. That’s rude, Mako.
Then his telling Wu when he met Asami, Wu is like “You should work on your introductions.” and Mako is like “When you have charm like mine, you don’t need introductions.” What the ACTUAL fuck!
At some point we hear him say: “Hangin out with Asami made things with Korra complicated.” What’s that suppose to mean? They go out, they kiss… but for Mako that’s not dating… or maybe it was… he doesn’t know… interesting… maybe they deleted the scene when Mako says Asami 'Whe should be friends with benefits’… although I’m sure Asami wouldn’t agree to that.
Oh, and the next scene when Asami confronts Mako about his feelings for Korra, and he’s like “Turns out she was right.” … surprise, suprise. Guess what, Mako? Apparently you’re always wrong.
At this point I love Mako’s cousin… his telling what most of us where thinking back in the days.
Last part was decent.. he says: “I helped Korra defeat Zaheer, and we did it as friends. She showed me the importance of putting other before myself.” and “She continues to inspire me.” Positive words… but I still have my doubts about he learning to put others before himself… well, he’s protecting Wu, so, that’s a step.
Now we are 10 minutes into the episode, practically half of it, talking about about the love triangle. I believe that ironically reflects the truth about the series… half of it was the love triangle and that was the worst part of it.
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Then we have Korra remembering her fights, thinking that the world doesn’t need her, and then comes Asami telling her all the good things she have done and Tenzin talking about how there’ll always be an enemy but that she have to learn from them, and that she has grown up so much as a person and as the Avatar.
(Korrasami shipper personal commentary: Did you noticed how Korra says to Asami “You’re so sweet.” and not “That’s sweet.” or “How sweet of you.”)
Time count: 4 minutes! Are you kidding me! Mako took more than double time just to talk about how he messed up his romantic relationships with Korra and Asami? Preposterous!
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Then we have Varrick re-writing Bolin’s story… funny stuff… that Giant Spirit Bolin cracked me up!
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So, Bryke has, I think, 4 or 5 episodes to make me change my mind about Mako being just a fool with a pretty face… Oh, and remember when he said he knew how to fly an aircraft because he had dated Asami? How idiotic!

WARNING!: Highly angsty and tragic. BOTH characters DIE in the end. Read on your own risk. Personal comment in the end. (1,600words)

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In The Last Airbender I knew who the bad guy was, but in The Legend of Korra? I kind of agree with the equalist ideas, I kind of agree that humans and spirits shouldn’t be apart, I kind of agree that royal dictators are archaic and useless… and I kind of agree that the world shouldn’t depend on one particular person to keep the balance. Am I the only one here being conflicted with all of this?