patronustrip: BONUS: Good luck kiss Headcanon #2 Korra will never play any game or go in any adventure without a good luck kiss from Asami. Why? Because she is a PUPPY. Enjoy,patronustrip Source: patronustrip
katabatics: One bit of characterization I like about Asami is the way she shows affection through physical contact. (And even better is the fact that she instinctively rejects Varrick’s own friendly invasions of personal space, not to mention Mako’s attempt to end an argument with hand-holding). Source: ktbtcs
serieholic: get to know me: {11/15} relationships ‣ Asami & Korra
there’s nothing funnier than watching how hard straights piss themselves to demonize the legendary most iconic ever created soulmate relationship that is korrasami cause they wanted korra with that cheaty lame man child who canonically doesn’t know where the clit is
roxolotl: holyromanhomo: dysfunctionalpurpose: Kya, canonically a lesbian, tells Korra and Asami about same-sex relationships and coming out in the four nations. We also find out that Kyoshi was bi! My aesthetic is seeing my bisexual icons, Korra and Asami, discussing LGBT issues while the sky is painted the colors of the Bi Pride Flag behind […]
emotionstereo: Cover for Turf Wars Part 3!
catchingsound: beroberos: I.. I don’t even know. she called Source: beroberos
asamis: People usually assume that I’m daddy’s helpless little girl, but I can handle myself. Source: asamis
avatar korra really upgraded from a fuckboy like mako who doesn’t even eat pussy to a billionaire babe with a heart of gold like asami sato….what an icon
The whole ordeal over Korra not being able to Airbend until much later gives me a lot more emotions than I thought it would.
Airbending basically demands freedom. The ability to no longer feel constrained, and move without limitations.
Tenzin says in Book 1 that the Avatar’s most difficult element to learn is the one opposite to their personality. For Aang it was Earthbending, and for Korra it was Airbending.
I think this is mainly because Korra was immediately trained to be the Avatar, whereas Aang was at least given a chance to be normal. He even earned his tattoos before he was informed of this huge responsibility. He was allowed to be free, which is why Earthbending was such a struggle for him: he had to be grounded (lol) for once.
For better or worse (perhaps more the latter), Korra was told the “good” news when she was only a baby.
There was a post I saw on Tumblr a while ago, which said that A:TLA is about a human learning to be the Avatar. And TLOK is about the Avatar learning to be human. This is definitely the case. While I won’t compare the two Avatars, Korra went through so much shit when she was a teenager, up until she was in her twenties, and I do think this stems from the fact she was brought up as this weapon, not really as a normal person.
Not to mention the only real friend she had was Naga, until she followed Tenzin to Republic City. I mean, this kid has lived her life under protection, with barely anybody to socialise with, and has had it rammed into her head that she is the Avatar from a frighteningly early age. She has been disciplined harshly, been trained thoroughly, and has had many limitations set on her. It’s no surprise Airbending (the ability to be free) is so foreign to her.
To say Korra is the worst Avatar makes no sense to me. I think it’s pretty fucking remarkable she survived, mentally especially, after everything that has been thrusted at her. It gives the ending of Book 3 a much sweeter note. Korra walks into another world, another life, holding onto a girl who has never once shown her limits. Who literally makes her free.
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