Hey Everybody: Legend of Korra Has a Premiere Date, and It’s Really Quite Soon

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It seems like we’ve been waiting on a firm release date for the long anticipated sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender for ages and ages, and, without further fuss, here it is: Saturday, April 14th at 11am on Nickelodeon. That means we’ve got precisely a month before we finally get to see Korra kick butt. With the release date announcement has come an official shortening of the name of the series from Avatar: The Legend of Korra to a simple The Legend of Korra, and, of course, a new trailer. You may now foam at the mouth.

Sheesh, when I was an animation obsessed kid, I had to get up at eight to watch Batman: The Animated Series.

(news via Korra Nation, video via Bleeding Cool.)


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