maybe this is pretty basic but I honestly think this show is one of the coolest freakiest out there (as was its predecessor). Ive never been so emotionally invested in a season finale since the end of Book 3 over the summer, I honestly lost my shit. Several reviewers noted the sociopolitical issues that, unusually for an animated series on a childrens channel, run through The Legend of Korra. Thill proposed that the Equalists cause reflected the recent appearance of the Occupy movement, and DiMartino responded that though the series was written before Occupy Wall Street began, he agreed that the show similarly depicted a large group of people who felt powerless up against a relatively small group of people in power.[70] Beck wrote that The Legend of Korra used magic to illustrate the growing pains of a modernizing world seeing the rise of technology and capitalism, and taking halting, jerky steps toward self-governance, while portraying no side of the conflict as entirely flawless.[68] Alyssa Rosenberg praised the show for examining issues of class in an urban setting, and a guest post in her column argued that the struggle between Korra and Amons Equalists reflected some of the ideas of John Rawls luck egalitarianism, praising the show for tackling moral issues of inequality and redistribution.[71][72] ALSO OMG KIERNAN SHIPKA VOICES JINORA THATS SO COOL HEY SALLY DRAPER en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_Korra
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