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Your streaming prayers have been answered. All four seasons of The Legend of Korra will finally be joining its prequel series Avatar: The Last Airbender on Netflix. Starting August 14 you’ll be able to watch all things Avatar in one spot.
Ever since Avatar: The Last Airbender returned to Netflix this past May the beloved Nicktoon has been a runaway hit. The three-season series topped Netflix’s Top 10 in the U.S. list several weeks in a row. For anyone who has seen the anime-inspired cartoon it’s not difficult to understand why. Not only is Aang’s story about mastering the four elements and saving the world funny and imaginative. It also stands as one of the most well-paced and carefully balanced series about growing up ever brought to screen. Cartoon or not, it’s a straight up masterpiece.
But the show’s return left fans clamoring to rewatch Avatar‘s spinoff series, The Legend of Korra. For months the four-season series was only available to watch partially on CBS All Access and partially on VOD. Now the entire saga is coming to one streaming service. But CBS All Access fans, don’t fret. The seasons that are currently on the streaming platform will remain there. Netflix first broke the news via its NX on Netflix Twitter account:
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Set 70 years after the conclusion of The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra follows a completely new Avatar. Though she’s equally confident and powerful, Korra (Janet Varney) is a far cry from the level-headed yet childish Aang. Korra is headstrong, impulsive, and desperate to grow up beyond her 17 years. As Korra tries to master the four elements she and her friends are dragged into a political war that threatens to destroy the world’s newfound peace and unity.
If you’re noticing that Netflix’s announcement tweet is a little sassier than usual, that’s for a reason. Especially in recent years The Legend of Korra has been criticized by a subset of fans. The main complaint seems to stem from merely liking Aang better as an Avatar than Korra and wishing that the series’ creators devoted a spinoff to following what happened to Aang after his fight with Fire Lord Ozai. But we promise you one thing. If you give Korra, Mako, Bolin, and Asami a chance they’re not going to let you down.
