Here's How You Can Watch Every Season Of The Legend Of Korra

Shortly after the end of the beloved Avatar: The Last Airbender animated series, set in a world where people have the ability to manipulate the four elements, the creators of the original show announced that a sequel series was on its way. Called The Legend of Korra, the new show focused on a young Avatar named Korra and is set 70 years after the events of Avatar: The Last Airbender. Like the previous show, Korra is an Avatar in training, though she has a bit more help than Aang did.

Janet Varney voices Korra, with the main cast rounded out by P.J. Byrne as Bolin, David Faustino as Mako, and Seychelle Gabriel as Asami. There are many recognizable names in supporting roles, like J.K. Simmons, Kiernan Shipka, Alyson Stoner, Daniel Dae Kim, and Dante Basco, who many fans already know from the first series as the voice of Zuko. On The Legend of Korra, he plays General Iroh the Younger, the grandson of Zuko.

The series ran for four seasons, and was praised by critics for its representation of political unrest and other social issues, as well as its exploration of race, gender, and sexuality. Though many try, you just can't compare Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra. They both have their own merits, and are worth watching.

Interested in re-watching, catching up, or just checking out The Legend of Korra for the first time? Here's where to go.

After Netflix announced in May that Avatar: The Last Airbender would be coming to the streamer, it was expected that the sequel series would follow close behind. This suspicion was bolstered by the fact that Netflix had already announced a live-action series adaptation of A:TLA – one sure to ignore the much-loathed M. Night Shyamalan attempt that came before. Sure enough, the streamer announced the addition of The Legend of Korra to its already huge catalog of shows, and it premiered back in August 2020. The Legend of Korra is currently still available to stream on Netflix, and is expected to remain there for the foreseeable future.

If you don't happen to have a Netflix subscription for some reason, both The Legend of Korra and the original series are also available to stream on CBS All Access. The newer streaming platform can be accessed on its own site and through Amazon, and the cost starts at $5.99 a month with ads, and $9.99 a month commercial-free. CBS All Access is constantly adding new content, such as the new Stephen King adaptation, The Stand, and new episodes of original hits like The Good Wife spinoff, The Good Fight.

The Legend of Korra is also available to watch through the NickHits channel on Amazon Prime, running at a cost of $7.99 a month. Along with this series, the channel has many other classic cartoons available to stream as well, like Rugrats, Spongebob Squarepants, Chalk Zone, and other children's shows and movies.

If you don't have any of those services, you can always buy the show digitally. On sites like Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, and Youtube, the series is available for purchase by episode or season. With options for either HD or SD quality, the price is generally $2.99 or $1.99 per episode across the board, or you can purchase a whole season at once for around $29.99 in HD and $21.99 in SD.

Of course, if none of those options are the right fit for you, you can decide to go truly old school and buy a DVD or Blu-ray set of any or all of The Legend of Korra's four seasons, which vary in price. All of this is subject to change. Hopefully, in the years to come, The Legend of Korra, as well as the original series, will be more accessible for viewers, whether they already know these classic stories, or are hearing all the hype and want to check them out for the first time.