Korra delves deeper into the Avatar's past and realizes what she must do in order to restore balance between the physical and spirit worlds.Korra delves deeper into the Avatar's past and realizes what she must do in order to restore balance between the physical and spirit worlds.Korra delves deeper into the Avatar's past and realizes what she must do in order to restore balance between the physical and spirit worlds.
Janet Varney
- Korra
- (voice)
Steven Yeun
- Wan
- (voice)
April Stewart
- Raava
- (voice)
Barbara Goodson
- Shaman
- (voice)
Jonathan Adams
- Vaatu
- (voice)
Jason Marsden
- Spirit Aye-Aye
- (voice)
- …
Jim Cummings
- Karu
- (voice)
- …
Justin Prentice
- Jaya
- (voice)
Roger Jackson
- Male Nomad
- (voice)
- (as Roger L. Jackson)
Stephen Stanton
- Air Lion Turtle
- (voice)
- …
Dee Bradley Baker
- Mula
- (voice)
Featured reviews
So this begging part 1 & 2 are one of the best episodes ever! What a fascinating origin of the avatar! I know you aren't supposed to cry at this but it's so goooooddd! Just a Iroh touch
I thought the that beginnings parts 1 and 2 were perhaps the two greatest episodes in the canon of Avatar. The explanation into the history of the Avatar was fantastic, as well as the change in animation style which accompanied it. The two episodes succinctly explained everything that we needed to know: about the beginning of the Avatar, about the beginning of bending, about the lion turtles, about the spirits... perfect episode.
For any fans of the original Avatar series - even if you aren't a fan of Korra (though you should be) - these two episodes are a must watch for the reasons outlined above.
For any fans of the original Avatar series - even if you aren't a fan of Korra (though you should be) - these two episodes are a must watch for the reasons outlined above.
This 2 part episode was unquestionably the best avatar episode ever aired. (For both series) Episode explains how the first avatar was "born". It is the kind of episode that shatters every bit of inconsistency and answers all the questions people have. It brings the feel of greatness to the avatar which frankly has been missing for a while now. It is an astonishing approach, an extremely well crafted prequel, the kind of basis every series needs. It doesn't matter if you like Korra or not, it doesn't even matter if you haven't watched any episodes from The Legend of Korra. This is the episode that you should watch to understand the world that drives this show, this is the episode you should watch to perceive what it means to be the avatar. This is not the final piece of the puzzle. This is the frame that you put the puzzle pieces on.
I don't usually write reviews on IMDb, but this episode was so breathtaking that I have to leave my thoughts here.
Until these two episodes (counting it as one with the episode before, as they also aired on the same day), The Legend of Korra had its great moments, but always felt like an afterthought to the original series that shows some more of the Avatar world without much impact, especially where the lore as a whole is concerned.
We have heard time and again ever since the previous show, that the Avatar is the bridge between the physical and the spirit world, with the latter only appearing briefly a few times in the original series.
These episodes finally address this and gives us the full backstory why the Avatar has this role and how the Avatar cycle started. It fits very harmonic into the lore of the shows, despite the fact that we probably would never have gotten this story had TLA not been so successful to give us this spin-off.
Even if you don't like The Legend of Korra, you could jump in here, enjoy these two episodes and learn more about the Avatar lore without ever watching the rest of the show, which makes this two-parter even better than it already is. I vote a hard ten.
Until these two episodes (counting it as one with the episode before, as they also aired on the same day), The Legend of Korra had its great moments, but always felt like an afterthought to the original series that shows some more of the Avatar world without much impact, especially where the lore as a whole is concerned.
We have heard time and again ever since the previous show, that the Avatar is the bridge between the physical and the spirit world, with the latter only appearing briefly a few times in the original series.
These episodes finally address this and gives us the full backstory why the Avatar has this role and how the Avatar cycle started. It fits very harmonic into the lore of the shows, despite the fact that we probably would never have gotten this story had TLA not been so successful to give us this spin-off.
Even if you don't like The Legend of Korra, you could jump in here, enjoy these two episodes and learn more about the Avatar lore without ever watching the rest of the show, which makes this two-parter even better than it already is. I vote a hard ten.
Animation was amazing! Perfect blend of the themes and just wow! Both ATLA and LOK are seriously good and anyone that has not seen this franchise yet! You better get started its amazing!
Did you know
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Best Legend of Korra Episodes (2019)
- SoundtracksThe Legend of Korra Main Title
(uncredited)
Written by Jeremy Zuckerman
Details
- Runtime
- 24m
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1
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