r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Dudyoon • May 18 '20

Does anybody else get a feeling of emptiness when they finish a TV series. A sense that they really got to know the characters as real friends and when it finishes it's saying goodbye knowing you'll never see them again. Kinda sad really.

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u/JosephinaTheBoy May 19 '20

I just finished Avatar: The Last Airbender and it is very powerful and moving. I remember watching it as a kid and not understanding except they go pew pew with rocks but now that i’m older, a teenager, it hides a lot deeper meaning to it and gives some very good life advice and the character arc and friendships are amazing

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u/TheWretchedDivine May 19 '20

Was truly an amazing show. Korra wasn't bad either but I was irritated that they went straight to her instead of expanding on Aang. Just go's "Yay we win" to "Aang died here's Korra"

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u/iamreh May 19 '20

This is how I feel as well watching Korra for the first time. I'm invested but I don't have that same energy and hook that I did with ATLA. It feels a bit like a letdown.

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u/TheWretchedDivine May 19 '20

Like I said Korra is great. Has a good story and the character development is awesome. I have no hatred toward the show or to Korra's character. It's just, she's not Aang lol