Taking place seven decades after “Avatar: The Last Airbender” left off, “The Legend of Kora” shows the story of the new Avatar, a headstrong waterbender.  In “The Last Airbender,” the story was driven by Aang’s need to master the four elements so that he could defeat the evil Fire Lord.  When “The Legend of Kora” began, seventeen-year-old Kora had already mastered water, earth, and fire and was traveling to Capitol City to learn air bending.

“Something that took a little getting used to was that all of the benders live together without a problem,” explained sophomore Sydney Viet.  “In ‘The Last Airbender,’ nobody really liked most of the firebenders because they were trying to rule the world.  Now, everyone is friends with everyone else, except for the Equalists.  It’s really cool.”  The Equalists are a group of non-benders who are led by a masked man seeking to end bending forever.  “I’m really excited for where the show is going,” said sophomore Kylee Webster.  “Kora is a lot different than Aang, and I can’t wait to see how she handles the problems in the city.”