<p>I'd love to see more in the Avatar franchise, I can't wait for each comic/graphic novel to come out several months after the previous one. </p><p>At the end of the Legend of Korra finale, all I cared about was Korra reconnecting with the past avatars, especially Aang, I cared about that so much that I gave barely any thought to the Korrasami moment at the end. Whenever I think back to the finale I tend to think, if leaving the spirit portals opened somehow restored balance by giving random people airbending (something which I feel wasn't fully explained) then surely Avatar State Korra vs Kuvira's Spirit Weapon should have done something to restore Korra's connection seeing as it somehow created a new Spirit Portal (which I also think wasn't fully explained. </p><p>Reading through the posts on this discussion, I think it would be interesting for Korra to go on some great journey to collect whatever souvenirs/items she can which are connected to past Avatars (Wan's teapot, Avatar Relics, Aang's magical meditating necklace, Kyoshi's clothes, maybe the Fire Prince's Crown that Roku had for most of his life etc) and then meditated under the tree of time to try and reconnect using the memories the tree stores as well as the cosmic energy in the universe or something, I don't know, I just want the past Avatars back! At the very least, Korra could try meditating under the tree of time now she has a good connection to Raava again, though I doubt that alone would do much. </p><p>Either that or, as also previously suggested in the discussion, a new Avatar that wants to learn more about their Avatar lineage could try going on some life-changing journey to fix what Korra couldn't do, kinda like how Aang had to deal with the war which Roku was responsible for not being able to prevent. </p><p>Thinking back to Roku's explanation of the Avatar State, is Korra weaker in the Avatar State now compared to previous Avatars?! </p><p><i>"The Avatar State is a defense mechanism, designed to empower you with the skills and knowledge of all the past Avatars... The glow is the combination of all your past lives focusing their energy through your body"</i> </p><p>Based on that explanation, either Korra should be weaker in the Avatar State. Yet since she was still powerful enough to open up a new spirit portal then surely this means there must be some, very fragile and delicate connection to her past lives. I mean, there's no real way that I can think of which we can measure an Avatar's power within the Avatar State, but just by comparison to previous Avatars, I'm not sure there's really many other Avatar fetes which can be compared to this. </p><p>At the end of the day I'm not that fussed about what the particular story/journey is, I just want the Avatar to connect with their past lives, with some sort of explanation as to how this was achieved rather than just saying they woke up one morning and found they somehow had connection again (not saying anyone would write anything along the lines of this, but I mean I'd like a proper explanation rather than just a sudden change in the story to say that the Avatar got their connection to past lives back). I just want more Avatar! </p>

<p>I just want the next Avatar to be so OP. Besides being a master of the four elements, the next Avatar has also learned specialized sub bending styles like Lightning bending, Lavabending, metalbending. The next Avatar will be the one to be able to reconnect the past lives of the Avatar spirit. </p>

<p>Well, just incase I unfortunately never get the chance to start my Avatar story, I did have some pretty cool ideas on abilities for my Avatar to obtain. It would be consisting of "reality"-bending, time bending, enhanced spirit water bending and an evolved-form of the Avatar State that no Avatar has ever been able to achieve.  </p>

I think the next Avatar should reconnect to the Avatar Cycle.

I kinda like the old avatar cycle is broken because I really like Legend of Korra more than Legend of Aang and I would like the new cycle to start with Korra

I think Raava cannot access her previous life so Korra could reconnect with the old Avatars

i think korra and aaang shuld get married and their kid should be the super avatar

<p>I don't understand why the past lives were not regained when Raava was revived when they were the last she was revived, back when Aang had died in the Avatar State and subsequently was revived by Katara using the Spirit Oasis Water... how is that consistent? Going by what we know of the Avatar State and what happens once the Avatar dies in it, logically Raava must have died back then too, yes? We know that when the Avatar dies in the State, the cycle is broken, and the Avatar will cease to exist. If this is not meant as the death of the Avatar Spirit, what is it? The death of the "host" of Raava? We saw a visual representation of the past lives disappearing, as if being destroyed, back when Aang died, just like we did with Korra. There were minor differences, like Aang's going up in smoke and Korra's bursting into sparks, but still seemed to portray the same thing. </p>

In Aang case azula just electrocuted him. Korra now just remember that raava was ripped out of Korra and destroyed. See the difference change is good even if it's not what you want.

<div class="quote"><i>Dean494 wrote:
In Aang case azula just electrocuted him. Korra now just remember that raava was ripped out of Korra and destroyed. See the difference change is good even if it's not what you want.</i></div>
<p>And I disagree. The change had absolutely no bearing on Korra, the world, the story. She barely ever talked to the past Avatars. Therefore, it was just irelevant. It didn't need to happen. She was also her own Avatar already, and since people are citing that as a good reason for the severing of that connection, that makes no sense for that specific reason. She didn't listen to them, she didn't use their guidance. She was her own person to begin with. It was just a nonsensical choice from a purely technical writing perspective. </p>