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The Legend of Korra is a series that thrives on the intertextual codes that its predisessor had created. by using these already built upon symbols and meanings, The Legend of Korra is capable to 'hail' the original shows audience while continuing to challenge the hegemony of the collective consciousness. it is only now that time has passed where we can properly examine this shows tenacious effort in attempting to surpass its origins, all while being placed under extreme stress and threats.

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INTERTEXTUAL CODES FROM ASIAN IDEOLOGY, AND AVATAR IDEOLOGY

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INTERTEXTUAL CODES FROM ASIAN IDEOLOGY, AND AVATAR IDEOLOGY

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"Beginnings" artwork has put in it the same Codes as the original series, though at a much more intense expression of Japanese and Chinese influences. whereas the art style of Avatar: the Last Airbender was attempting this, it relyed more on the narrative elements than the artistic visual elements. usual episodes of The Legend of Korra

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nearly universally panned as being a horrible adabptation of the thrilling epic, when this film came out in 2010, it damaged the Avatar name irrivocably to where Korra felt an uphill climb since the start of its runtime.