s02e04 — Civil Wars (2)

@id7030219: I found myself a crammer :

I was also interested, and this is what I read on the wiki:

After the killing of the Air Nomads at the beginning of the Hundred Years' War, it was long believed that the flying bison were extinct, and Appa, the flying bison of Avatar Aang, was the last of its kind. However, after the war, Aang found a group of flying bison, which later settled on the Island Temple of Air.

After the Hundred Years' War, flying bison began to be bred not only in the Temples of the Air, but also in the land of Fire. The Fire Sages from the temple of Banti village take care of a herd of flying bison living on the temple grounds.

As I understand it, this information was on an interactive map on the Nickelodeon website. A rather strange move, to report such an important detail in some flash game, which, in my opinion, is now not even available on their website, but only on the left, and besides only in English.

I was worried about this issue from the very first episode of the Korra, because we were clearly told that the App was the last, and here they are already being bred

A hole in the plot, there will be a lot of them here

@Staskhramtsov: >Why didn't the heroine notice it herself?
How did she not notice at all that one state had invaded another, the invader's army was patrolling everywhere, the invaders had appointed their judges, but no, of course the traitor daddy, because why did he want to protect his city from the invaders? You idiot, you just have to sit meekly and wait for the full capture. I understand that the problems of this season are built around family relationships. I believe that Korra's trustfulness is determined by overprotection in childhood, everything was predetermined for her, everyone told her what she needed to do, that's why she so blindly trusts everyone at once. But it is impossible to watch the political branch without Facebook, outright nonsense.