#always korrasami

[loklove48]

One of the perks of having a gf is wearing each others stuff

[will80sbyers]

The Legend of Korra (2012 - 2014)

[minjimunji]

Korrasami from memory,,, I’m gonna go see how accurate I was

[lying-on-floors]

More TLOK as text posts

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[unpersoniverse]

they terrorize homophobes together <3

[fossilizedhysterics]

guess who finished tlok tonight and immediately had this come to him in a vision!!!!

[wandesu]

9 years of Korrasami 💙🥹❤️

[korrasamibottles]

Korra is good for Asami because she's never bottled up an emotion in her entire life

[mormegils]

korrasami and longing

please walk with me here, i wanna make a point.

i recently rewatched tlok, and remember someone pointed this out years ago after the finale dropped but i don't remember who was it, or where it was posted. i can't find it so i assume it's gone by now, and i wanted to give my own thoughts.

SO. we all know the 3 years korra and asami spent away from each other between book 3 and 4 is very important to their story. in reunion, asami tells korra she's been talking to her father again and is thinking about forgiving him. korra is concerned that hiroshi might wanna hurt her again, and asami goes off:

obviously korra was just worried and had no ill intentions, but asami's reaction is understandable. personally, i would at least feel a little bothered if someone who disappeared for years and refused to keep in touch after a while wanted to judge what i was doing with my life all of a sudden.

especially after having offered to give up everything to go with and support her in any way possible, and everything i got was a quick decline and a big ass ghosting after a couple of letters...

anyway. then we have this scene in kuvira's gambit:

i've watched some reactions on youtube and most people didn't GET it. it's not a surprise since it's a trend in avatar fandom to misunderstand korra's character a lot (and the writers fumbled a little bit with korrasamis development in b4 imo).

this is not a badass korra™ scene or something out of place, it's actually simple: korra knows how it feels to be distant from the ones you love and not being able to do much about it, because it happened to her. korra's body recovered relatively fast and she could've came back sooner but, as toph told her in the swamp, korra was unconsciously sabotaging herself so she wouldn't be susceptible to getting hurt again. still, it felt so horrible to be separated from someone she cared about that she --knowing that bataar jr had love and devotion for kuvira-- used it a fucking threat to get him to talk!

and we reach THE korrasami scene, where they finally get some time alone after the battle and things have cooled down a bit, and the first thing korra does is apologize:

this is one of the few times since coming back that korra actively shows regret from what happened. it's the only time she apologizes for it, and it's to asami.

asami's answer is heartbreaking, but it is what it is. she could've lost both korra AND her dad, the people she cared for the most, but she still has korra. she's here. and that's what matters now.

[enduracarrotchips]

ok ok wildly important question

for research

[whatifitookalilnap]

Korra: you came?

Asami: you called.

[avatarcompanion]

I hate the concept of Korra tragically dying young, and think it's overall a bit tonedeaf of Bryke if they go down that route because of Korra's legacy of overcoming so many struggles during her show and as also for her role as one of the first bisexual female characters starting a romance with another woman being very important for lgbt animation legacy. This is specifically because they have no concrete narrative reason to give Korra a shorter or more tragic life than the other Avatars.

However, there is no evidence yet Korra actually will die young, so I am withholding my judgement on that.

And on the other hand, with that said, domestic Korra has always bored the shit out of me, and seems so OOC and wrong for her. My girl was not made for netflix and chill on the couch, and grow old enough to crack bones when she walks.

I mean I want her to overall be happy, and have many years with lots of peaceful moments in between all the dealing with world issues, but also... fulfilled, and I don't think Korra would be fulfilled just doing nothing. Even at the end of the show, she admits that there's still so much she wants to do despite being one of the Avatars that changed the world the most.

girlie was build to break and make worlds and that's what she should do. Korra having lived a life of meaning and being a significant Avatar is what matters for me in terms of writing her in future set stories.

[lovers-instead]

Happy 10 years Korrasami!

[heymrdeath]

Want me to hug you? 💪🏽🔥

Korra always looking out for Asami's well-being, as it should be. 😏

[sweetorangepoptart]

Korrasami one shot is rollin finally. I'm excited for how it's coming along

[theinvisiblekunst]

From Asami Sato, age 16

I found the font used for Asami's handwriting, and we all know she wrote Mac-like fan letters to Korra before she met her.