forever." In 2018, io9 ranked the series finale's reveal of Korra and Asami's relationship #55 on its list of "The 100 Most Important Pop Culture Moments of the Last 10 Years". Among the critics who viewed the pairing negatively, Daniel Rodrigues-Martin of Geeks Under Grace agreed that the pairing was a detriment to the characters and the story, opining that there was no foreshadowing of a romantic relationship between the two characters until the series' final moments. In response to criticism that Korra and Asami's relationship was thrown in to appeal to fans who "shipped" the two of them together, Konietzko pointed out that any decision they made regarding Korra's romantic life could be interpreted as caving to a specific group of fans who supported Korra being paired with a certain character, and claimed that at the end of the day, the creators went for the relationship that felt right to them. He also suggested that anyone who felt the relationship was not adequately foreshadowed had watched the last two seasons only expecting to see heterosexual relationships. Family tree References External links Official TV Show Website at Nick.com Korra at Nick.com Animated human characters Avatar: The Last Airbender characters Dark Horse Comics child superheroes Dark Horse Comics female superheroes Dark Horse Comics LGBT superheroes Female characters in animated series Female superheroes Fictional aboriginal people in the Polar regions Fictional avatars Fictional Baguazhang practitioners Fictional bisexual females Fictional characters with anti-magic or power negation abilities Fictional characters with air or wind abilities Fictional characters with earth or stone abilities Fictional characters with fire or heat abilities Fictional characters with healing abilities Fictional characters with ice or cold abilities Fictional characters with metal abilities Fictional characters with post-traumatic stress disorder Fictional characters with water abilities Fictional child soldiers Fictional deicides Fictional female martial artists Fictional female religious workers Fictional female sportspeople Fictional hapkido practitioners Fictional Hung Ga practitioners Fictional LGBT characters in literature Fictional LGBT characters in television Fictional shamans Fictional Shaolin kung fu practitioners Fictional tai chi practitioners Fictional Wing Chun practitioners Fictional women soldiers and warriors Fighting game characters LGBT characters in animated television series LGBT characters in video games Superhero television characters Teenage characters in television Teenage superheroes Television characters introduced in 2012 Animated characters introduced in 2012 Television superheroes The Legend of Korra