Kuvira

Yeah

... with Kuvira

... what is wisdom? And it's sort of like him just sort of like giving that answer, and the student being like, "What?" 'Cause he's flying.

Yeah.

It's not getting, her getting all the way there, but it's progress.

Her feeling like she is ready to go up against Kuvira even though she actually isn't.

Yes.

It goes back and forth, you know? And, like, there's a version of this, this season where- When she's fighting Kuvira and she still sees that image of, of the Dark Avatar State, of herself as the, in the Avatar State, and gets her ass kicked by Kuvira, there's a version of this that could have been like, "Oh, come on, this again? We're still dealing with this shit?" But I think that the season is so well executed with the dealing with Korra's PTSD and going on that journey-

Yes

... with her.

Yeah.

And for her to now be able to admit that she was a little shit and to come full circle, to see this young lady become a woman, it's just beautiful.

which is

really kind of satisfying you get Kuvira and Prince Wu in the Earth Kingdom stuff And then you get the spirit portal and the city kind of rebuilding and setting out into the future.

Yeah.

And then, like, it's just kind of, I mean, you can tell that the

The democratically elected governments in the Earth Kingdom.

Yes.

And Kuvira and them have been defeated.

Well, she surrendered at the very least.

I think it holds up probably better in like the character work scenes, like Korra's recovery, uh, like a moments with Asami, uh, Mako's autistic tendency scenes, and even Bolin kind of coming into his, his own sort of kind of, uh, maybe overall worse in plot mechanics.

Like the Kuvira arc moves pretty fast and sometimes too fast.

And some threads like, like you mentioned, um, I think we're going to talk about it, like the gap between like Korra and Asami's reactions and stuff.

But it only to me stands out on a rewatch when you're not like, I don't know.

There's a lot of great stuff in the film.

I'm excited to talk about it.

Overall, Kuvira is a villain.

I was a little disappointed with on this rewatch.

I was like, well, that's sad, but you could tell like very clearly that they knew what season four was going to be.

And the very pointed introduction of Kuvira this, which I'm going to, okay.

I'm going to say, I'm going to say this about the Kuvira sprinkling in this season.

I like the fact that she has these little cameos sprinkled throughout the season.

Where the first time you watch it, you don't even really notice her.

But when you come back to it, it's like, oh, Kuvira.

Oh, Kuvira.

She just keeps kind of popping up in just these little moments.

The most impressive guard thing that's ever happened.

And I guess Kuvira in the finale, too, saving Korra's dad, because she was also one of them.

I forgot

about her, like, the long Kuvira.

Dun-dun-dun.

Dun-dun-dun.

Um, but yeah, I will, I will vote for Sahir as well.

So I guess we will give, give a pretty, pretty unanimous MVP to Sahir this season.