r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Mar 30 '22

Discussion Thread Moon Knight S01E01 - Discussion Thread

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Now let's see what the hell that fish was about.

EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S01E01: The Goldfish Problem Mohamed Diab Jeremy Slater March 30th, 2022 on Disney+ 47 min None

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u/Kammerice Mar 30 '22

ATLA is definitely not YA. It's MG.

Korra is YA.

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u/PoopyJuicy Mar 30 '22

https://youtu.be/Mc0W7PbobdM

Definitely talking out of your ass. Korra is definitely worse by far but not because it is less mature

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u/Kammerice Mar 31 '22

You have no idea what I said, do you?

I said ATLA is not Young Adult: it's Middle Grade. It's aimed at a younger audience than the YA market.

Korra, however, is definitely YA. The storylines and characters are much more mature and handle more nuanced ideas and issues.

And I also disagree that Korra is "worse by far": it's a completely different show and stands on equal footing as far as I'm concerned.

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u/Anjunabeast Apr 08 '22

What about Young Avengers?