Avatar The Last Airbender Creators ATTACK Fans For REJECTING Bad Writing

So I saw a post from PSASitch talking about how Avatar: The Legend of Korra, which is the sequel series to Avatar: The Last Airbender, is now kind of getting the prequel treatment from the fans, and this is due in large part to the fact that many of the people who watched Korra were children when they watched it.

Now they're at social media posting age, which is exactly what ended up happening with this prequels renaissance in terms of the Star Wars IP.

And in addition to that, we have a sequel series, which is called Avatar: Seven Havens, which by the way, I am watching and I may review at some point in time in the future.

And what we're seeing is that a lot of people are coming out of the woodwork in order to defend this show, and we also have a new commentary from the creators that just goes to show you how people can get something so right, make something so perfect, elegant and beautiful, like the original Avatar: The Last Airbender series, and then still prove to be absolute idiots, one-hit wonders, when it comes to everything else.

Because now these individuals, who again have produced nothing good with this IP ever since the end of Avatar: The Last Airbender, are coming out and saying that Aang being viewed differently than Korra is due to the fact that that all you people in the audience are misogynists.

You're dumb, dumb idiots.

You're absolutely terrible.

And now we have a bunch of dorks and losers trying to back them up, trying to defend this stance, when in reality, what they're saying doesn't even make any sense.

And if you actually viewed the series, if you actually watched it, if you actually internalize what was going on with the story, you'd know that this is just completely wrong.

So I saw a post from PSASitch talking about how Avatar: The Legend of Korra, which is the sequel series to Avatar: The Last Airbender, is now kind of getting the prequel treatment from the fans, and this is due in large part to the fact that many of the people who watched Korra were children when they watched it.

Now they're at social media posting age, which is exactly what ended up happening with this prequels renaissance in terms of the Star Wars IP.

And in addition to that, we have a sequel series, which is called Avatar: Seven Havens, which by the way, I am watching and I may review at some point in time in the future.

And what we're seeing is that a lot of people are coming out of the woodwork in order to defend this show, and we also have a new commentary from the creators that just goes to show you how people can get something so right, make something so perfect, elegant and beautiful, like the original Avatar: The Last Airbender series, and then still prove to be absolute idiots, one-hit wonders, when it comes to everything else.

Because now these individuals, who again have produced nothing good with this IP ever since the end of Avatar: The Last Airbender, are coming out and saying that Aang being viewed differently than Korra is due to the fact that that all you people in the audience are misogynists.

You're dumb, dumb idiots.

You're absolutely terrible.

And now we have a bunch of dorks and losers trying to back them up, trying to defend this stance, when in reality, what they're saying doesn't even make any sense.

And if you actually viewed the series, if you actually watched it, if you actually internalize what was going on with the story, you'd know that this is just completely wrong.