Cassandra Saturn, the Avatar Korra in real life - reveals the truth behind “The Legend of Korra" game’s fate!
in many years, we have had no information on why the game was removed so soon after it came out. reasons include license issue, show’s cancellation etc etc. but Now, all will come to the light after more than eight years later.
sorting through the paperwork regarding game’s cancellation while recovering from her cold in 2014.
Cassandra Saturn, best known as Avatar Korra in virtual worlds and in video games. known for her signature look as Korra and the choice of outfits she wears, including color of her outfits in these worlds and games. her list of many professions is known to people who follows Korra. decided to tell what really happened that involved so much problems which led to the game’s cancellation. as such, Cassandra was unhappy with Nickelodeon’s decision.
Nickelodeon cancels Korra
Nickelodeon executives didn’t like the whole LGBTQA stigma being introduced to their series, they were ones who had power to cancel the series. they argued with creators on ending of girl relationship with other girl. they threatened to cancel it. but creators knew the cancellation was already on way. so they made efforts to include the ending without changing too much, just no kissing only stare into each other’s eyes. the executives originally wanted ending of Makorra relationship to rekindle. but creators refused to do so. they wanted Korra to be bisexual. they got it. it was very subtle trick to fool executives. in beginning, nickelodeon executives decided to put whole series on internet as of way to make sure Korra season suffered viewing issues. they found out that Korra was getting popular and had more views than any shows. to be honest, they just didn’t like the idea of strong female lead character. so they deliberately tried to sabotage the show with internet views in order to create dislike and hate, loss of viewership and put the show back on tv to see if it worked. it did. they managed to create hatred and dislike towards Korra. claiming that she’s a bad Avatar, not good as Aang. many more points regarding both were made on both sides. what they do fail to realize that Korra is essentially Aang’s reincarnation and the last Avatar of original cycle. after Book Spirits, she’s now the First Avatar of new cycle. Korra had character development that actually showcases the trauma and issues that everyday life we face in real life. Nickelodeon executives found out about the slipped in scene that creators put in to get viewers to care about Korra series. and so, they prompted to cancel the series. second season was cancelled. they too, cancelled Korra game. ending it finally in 2014. ending creators’s run of Korra after three years. they also ended license regarding the game for anyone else who wants to purchase it. it would expired in December 2014. they also refused to renew the license to platinum games when they wanted to make more opportunities for gamers who wanted to own the game.
Cassandra Saturn, who wants to clear up exactly what the online information about this particular delisted game that were stated to not have physical copy. that’s also have been said to be lie by her.
The Legend of Korra game physical copy exists
Cassandra said that here were actual physical copies of the game in stores including her store she visited often in middle part of 2014.
she also said these copies are actually kept out of display in stores and game shops when the license for them ended. they’re also kept in special storage unit for unlicensed games. physical copies included. platinum games also have this unit as well. not many people or public know about it. even if they were to sell it, Nickelodeon executives would sue all of them if they so tried to sell one. even if she had many copies, she would give all of them away to only Korra fans. because everyone deserves Korra games.
Cassandra never stopped her search for the elusive game so she can bring all of them home and unite them with their new owners. delicensed games deserve second chance for home. so gamers can enjoy these games that once made our lives interesting.
Jamie Tantra, Saturn News Media Reporter
