Avatar: Azula Is Secretly In Legend Of Korra Theory Explained

How Azula Could Have Been In The Legend Of Korra
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All four elements lived in harmony before the fire nation attacked; that’s how the story goes. We witnessed the tail end of that conflict, and it was brilliant seeing Team Avatar prevail. For all the excitement the protagonist caused, I can never forget the impact of Azula on the series. Think about it for a second. Her introduction at the end of the first book allowed Zuko to redeem himself and gave the show a more tangible threat.

All this makes it a double tragedy that Azula never appeared in Legend of Korra to help viewers discover the end of her arc. Then again, a theory around an underrated episode resurfaced in recent days that possibly answers this longstanding question. This video is all about the idea and the concrete facts around the concept. You’re going to learn more about Azula after The Last Airbender than you ever expected.

Her journey after her breakdown matters for this theory, and you’ll discover a lot more about the writer’s intent for the character during the original series. Remember, Azula was supposed to find redemption in the story, but they couldn’t find its space. Instead, her pride collapses in on itself to lead to her downfall. We want more, and that’s why this theory is fantastic!

Check it out now, and I guarantee you’ll have your own thoughts and ideas by the end, so share them in the comments below. Azula theories are the best, and this one is the one to top all the other theories.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:22 Korra and the shaman
1:43 Azula’s Story
3:15 The final verdict

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Written by: Davis McCondichie
Narrated by: Michael Keene
Edited by: Aaron Redublo

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