The Legend of Korra Book Two Finale Tonight

November 22, 2013 Lex The Legend of Korra

Tonight at 8:00 p.m. EST Nickelodeon airs The Legend of Korra‘s two-part season finale for Book Two: Spirits. Last week, they gave the show’s fans a special treat: putting the episodes online for viewing at Nick.com’s video section. If you missed last week’s two-parter, you can still catch up online before tonight’s television broadcast.

Speaking of last week’s episodes, Mordecai Knode at Tor.com has a highly entertaining review. It contains spoilers for those episodes but not the finale, so it’s safe to read before tonight.

Lauren Davis at i09 reviewed the finale, including a spoiler section at the end. She highlights some of the parts that were my favorite aspects of the episodes, too.

On Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that the title for Book Three of Korra will be Change.

“The title of Book 3 is going to be called ‘Change,’” DiMartino said. “It’s all about Korra dealing with the change of the world in this point in time. At the end of Book 2 she says it’s a new era. And it really is and we’re going to show how Harmonic Convergence and her battle with Unalaq and Vaatu kind of shifted the world a bit.”

Yesterday followed with the full interview with the creators of The Legend of Korra, Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. They discuss the themes and inspirations for the entire Book Two story, including Korra’s arc and the Wan backstory, and look ahead to Book Three.

Book One developed a excellent Heroine’s Journey progression for Korra as she finally mastered airbending and attained the Avatar state. Now that Book Two has concluded, we’ll analyze how Spirits advances Korra’s arc in the next stages of her journey.

B.J. Priester is editor of FANgirl Blog and contributes reviews and posts on a range of topics. A longtime Star Wars fandom collaborator with Tricia, he is also editing her upcoming novel Wynde. He is a law professor in Florida and a proud geek dad.

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B.J. Priester has been a Star Wars fan since he played with the original Kenner action figures as a young boy. His fandom passion returned after watching Attack of the Clones in 2002 and reading the entire New Jedi Order series in 2003. He voraciously caught up on the novels and comics in the Expanded Universe in addition to writing fanfiction, frequently co-authoring with Tricia.

B.J. has served as editor of FANgirl Blog from its inception, as well as contributing reviews and posts on a range of topics. He edited Tricia’s novel Wynde, and is collaborating with her on several future projects set in that original universe.

Currently a tenured law professor in Florida, B.J. has been a practicing lawyer in Washington, D.C., a law clerk to a federal appeals court judge, and a law journal editor-in-chief. He is also a proud geek dad whose son who is a big fan of Star Wars and The Clone Wars.

Lex

B.J. Priester has been a Star Wars fan since he played with the original Kenner action figures as a young boy. His fandom passion returned after watching Attack of the Clones in 2002 and reading the entire New Jedi Order series in 2003. He voraciously caught up on the novels and comics in the Expanded Universe in addition to writing fanfiction, frequently co-authoring with Tricia. B.J. has served as editor of FANgirl Blog from its inception, as well as contributing reviews and posts on a range of topics. He edited Tricia’s novel Wynde, and is collaborating with her on several future projects set in that original universe. Currently a tenured law professor in Florida, B.J. has been a practicing lawyer in Washington, D.C., a law clerk to a federal appeals court judge, and a law journal editor-in-chief. He is also a proud geek dad whose son who is a big fan of Star Wars and The Clone Wars.

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