I agree. Nobody really appreciated the depth of A:LoK season 3.

A:LoK was at it's worst when they were going for a teen drama angle. I've seen too many shows go from good to mid from focusing too hard on shipping for fan service.

*A:LoK announcer*
New dynamic duo super hero group, Korra the avatar and Jimothy the Jimothy, takes on I.C.E. Can these forces of good teach these punks a lesson about love and respect? Whether for reform or abolition only time will tell!
Spoilers. No, even they couldn't reform them. ABOLISH ICE!

So like this also brings up the discussion of what is #Anime. I think all of Animation is Anime. Then there is art style and category: Japanese anime art, Chinese anime art, American anime etc.

#GravityFalls, #Dexter'sLab, #A:TLA, #A:LOK, #DragonPrince, #She-Ra. They're Anime frankly.

So is this just kinda ignoring A:LoK?
Because this on the surface feels like a retcon but only against LoK.

Also, Bi(/Pan?) Zuko?!!?

Fillion et al teaser ET ELLER ANNET, og jeg mener fortsatt at den eneste karakteren som burde være med i en eventuell Firefly-reboot er Serenity.

KANSKJE River kan dukke opp under ei trerot et eller annet sted, sånn som i A:LoK.

And then there's stories that have documented evidence that it's more gay than they were able to show, because it's an adaptation (coughMDZScough), or a later related work allows for more expression of that gayness (A:LOK) -or because the plot makes no sense if their relationship is platonic (YOI).

Agreed. The whole series was good.
Both shows are excellent as standalones. Each told its own story in different ways.
A:TLA had one overarching plot spanning all seasons.
A:LOK told stories by season. I believe this was because they didn't know how many seasons/episodes they would be allowed.