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The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars, Part One
by Michael Dante DiMartino
This review is for the story as a whole, not each part, since I read all three parts back to back.
In general, I like Avatar the Last Airbender more than the Legend of Korra, but I still adore this world and I wanted to see what happens after Legend of Korra ended. If I'm honest, even during the show I always thought Korra was too impulsive, abrasive. Where sometimes Aang was slow to act and thought things too much, Korra is impulsive and sometimes acts without thinking of the consequences. Here we see some of the aftermath of the opening of the Spirit World portals in the middle of Republic City as well as seeing Korra and Asami's relationship more explicitly.
*This book is part of my personal reading challenge for the summer 2021, #MHA30for30challenge. The goal is for me to read thirty books from my Kindle so that I can reward myself and buy the thirty volumes of the My Hero Academia manga series that are out so far, to my knowledge.
In general, I like Avatar the Last Airbender more than the Legend of Korra, but I still adore this world and I wanted to see what happens after Legend of Korra ended. If I'm honest, even during the show I always thought Korra was too impulsive, abrasive. Where sometimes Aang was slow to act and thought things too much, Korra is impulsive and sometimes acts without thinking of the consequences. Here we see some of the aftermath of the opening of the Spirit World portals in the middle of Republic City as well as seeing Korra and Asami's relationship more explicitly.
*This book is part of my personal reading challenge for the summer 2021, #MHA30for30challenge. The goal is for me to read thirty books from my Kindle so that I can reward myself and buy the thirty volumes of the My Hero Academia manga series that are out so far, to my knowledge.