One is like classical medieval China and the other is more like Industrial revolution Europe.

that's literally what I just said

also

the Fire Nation had Industrial-Age tech

during Aang's time

It's a very different setting.

It's really not

Actually it was.

how would technology affect what is essentially magic?

You could make the case for say...METALbending

but Korra isn't a metalbender

tru

The two shows felt radically different for me thou it was only 1 reincarnation away for the Avatar.

does Korra know lightning-bending?

Not sure.

I know most of you hate Korra but I actually kind of liked it.

>that's because you didn't watch the first series

according to Fandom, Korra didn't https://avatar.fandom.com/wiki/Lightning_generation

@excursion12 (redha, richtginger) I don't think she does lmao

I just accept it was a different story about a different reincarnation of the great Avatar spirit and went along with it.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/324835047406305280/647510138189643817/video0_1.mov

so how come tech is so advanced?

how come it went from like.....1800s tech to like.....post-2000s tech in like 70-80 years?

increase in use and effectiveness of metal bending and lightning bending would make sense in an industrialized world

and yet Korra does neither

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mako_(The_Legend_of_Korra)

Cause it's not her time yet.

"it's not her time"

bull

she literally knows all of the elements

She has other stuff she needs to struggle with first.

like what?

the people she easily defeats?

Korra is a mary sue

Like balancing that masculine and feminine energies for example.

compared to literally any other Avatar, she has it pretty great

@yordanyordanov Non Sequiter

That's not how that works

it's not even mentioned for the OTHER female avatars

like Kyoshi