Jinora

What the heck is this one about? Uh-

It's the Korra, Asami, and Jinora story.

Oh, yeah.

This one, yeah, Korra, Asami, and the Jinora story.

The artwork in this one is actually pretty cool.

Yeah, yeah, I really, I really like the artwork in this.

In my opinion though, the story kind of, the story's kind of whack.

[laughs]

And then Tenzin showing up being like, "Oh yeah, I'm, I'm proud of you.

You're the daughter I never had." And then J- Jinora and Ikki are back there like, "What?" [laughs]

[laughs]

Uh, you're the daughter I always wanted?

[laughs]

Uh, the last thing I would try to say [laughs] um, I was saying at the beginning of this that I, I, I really appreciate that season four goes for a more mature and more adult flavor, you know, tone wise.

But I think that the Ikki and Jinora and Meelo i- little adventure kind of hearkens back to Avatar: The Last Airbender in terms of tone.

It does.

Yeah, it's true.

uh the but no but there's like the this like two like episodes five and six where janora opal and kora together um those are three of my favorites i forgot how much i loved opal definitely specifically this season uh obviously a big janora fan and then kora um this is i think peak uh my attachment to kora around this time in the story um but uh yeah i had this whole uh The biggest thing that changed in terms of what I didn't remember is I really hallucinated several scenes in this season where I thought Jinora and Opal had like, like talk about AI hallucination.

The real hallucination is fandom brain because I thought Jinora and Opal talked so much more this season than they did.

I didn't think it was a lot, but I thought there would be at least like two or three scenes.

It is like, and like, there's like one exchange in episode six where they're talking.

Which I was

thinking of.

I had a similar thing with him and Jinora.

I really like Asami.

Whatchamacallit? Oh, Jinora.

Oh, my God.

Jinora's amazingly written, right? She's a great foil to Tenzin in how lack of spiritual connection he has.

You know what I'm saying? And she has a spiritual- It's amazing.

I like it.

Sorry, the Avatar Korra

gang.

Um, emotional attachment.

I mean, uh, first of all, the last scene, uh, as we've been talking about the venom of the red Lotus with Jinora getting her tattoos and Cora in the wheelchair crying.

Um, I did cry re rewatching that.

Um, I said, I said at the time I didn't cry.

That's my, uh, that's my personal, uh, attachment identification.

I really connected with, with that.

Um, that this is a big reason why I do identify more with air bending, um, um, Jinora this season, obviously the big episode for me that people remember me by is, uh, original airbenders.

And it was very emotional to revisit.

You could lean into the original Aang Katara characters a little more.

They're like, so purposefully not, um, You could argue they are in some ways, maybe with Jinora.

They're leaning a lot into the Aang-ness of it all.

But yeah, that's definitely one of the things I wish was a little different.

But Juan, you know, learns the elements and, you know, with help from Rava, who helps him like store them, as they say, because the lion turtle is like, you can only hold one or, you know, and that sort of thing.

And then like, Juan is reincarnated and Rava goes with him for every reincarnation.

Like, you know, Jinora mentioned like, oh, the Avatar's part spirit.

And that's like, I think some of that's a little bit muddled, but I also don't, you know, I think that's okay.