Succeeds in killing korra

>succeeds in killing korra
>korra just reincarnates into someone else
what was his endgame?

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Why don’t you actually pay attention to the show and find out

I don't remember, I haven't seen it since it aired.

user did you actually watch the show?

Something this stupid must be bait, so no (You) for you

Op is an idiot but what was Ozai’s plan? He didn’t have any way to stop the cycle but seemed hellbent on killing Aang anyway, and the next element in the cycle are against the fire nation

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>He didn’t have any way to stop the cycle but seemed hellbent on killing Aang anyway, and the next element in the cycle are against the fire nation
It's no obvious? He would have first access to the next Avatar: Train him personally or kill him. Alternatively, do like Zhao had planned and not actually kill him but keep him locked up and alive for as long as possible but "just barely." Fucking people need everything spelled out.

Because the Avatar would be a baby and he'd be claiming victory.

Katara mentions that people thought killing all members of certain bending would break the cycle.

Original series established that if you kill the Avatar while in Avatarmode he/she dies for real and doesn't reincarnate.

Shit. I'm not really sure. I thought he was planning to arrange it for the next Avatar to be Fire Nation by killing off all the Earth nation people, but that'd still leave the Water Tribe.

Not only did you spoonfeed, you replied to the wrong person.
I'm gonna need to take your Zig Forums pass.

Take his hands, too.

I mean I think even Roku says that if Aang fails after the comet thing there will be nothing that he or any other avatar could do to really fix everything again. So I imagine that, even if Ozai killed Aang outside of the avatar state + he got reincarnated, he would still have at LEAST 10+ years to complete and cement the fire nations takeover of the whole world, and by that point the avatar wouldn't be able to really do anything.

Aang dies, avatar is a baby waterbender either from the broken southern tribe, the dumbass swamp tribe, or the isolationist northern tribe. By the time the kid ever becomes a threat he'd already have conquered the world. Plus the kid couldn't' learn airbending properly, and might not be able to find a good firebending teacher without becoming a fire nation puppet.

How do they find the avatar after korra if all the nations are mixed up? Is that the end point of globalism? To make the avatar imposible to find?

Pre-Korra writing it'd be one of those "You think [impossibly dire situation] has no solution, but actually it does [and it probably involves a cosmic asspull, with Roku stating that the cosmos has pulled from its ass a thousand times before to solve a thousand other crisis-es], yin and yang are absolute, the cycle will always continue, imbalance itself always sets into motion the means of creating the balance"
Post korra writing? A tribe of strong womyn would find the girl avatar.

You may have missed a key detail in his plan.

How exactly does anyone know killing the Avatar in the Avatar state ends the cycle? It's not like it's happened before or else there would be no Avatar.

Some dumbass Avatar told his friends in a past life and the knowledge spread. Simple enough.

>How do they find the avatar after korra if all the nations are mixed up
Same way they did before: "hey, who was having a baby at this point in time?" Then they go and do the toy thing. It's a little more time intensive if you can't just keep yourself to one geographic region, but the world was also growing more modern and bureaucratic, so by the time Korra was dead they're probably records to go through for this too.

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If anything it'd be easier to find the Avatar since the cultures are all mixed up and benders can live in close proxmity to each other. So a bender can screw around and discover they can shoot TWO different kinds of energies at once. And then, the White Lotus comes in and fucks them up socially again.

>but what was Ozai’s plan?
To use about a dozen airships to burn every square foot of the earth kingdom starting with some uninhabited beaches and rock formations in the time space of a comet's periapsis relative to the earth (maybe a couple hours at best)
...I think all that fire royal family inbreeding may have caught up with him.

But we learned that from Avatar Roku an Avatar, so it basically only something the Avatar should know about, how did every other person learned about that?

The White Lotus probably knows, and Zaheer was a member before he created his own 'Red Lotus' cell.

>>succeeds in killing korra
What do you mean? She survived, unfortunately.

I spotted the guy who fluked reading comprehension.

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Because thanks to Korra's previous oopsie with Unolaq, even if she did reincarnate, all the previous avatars are gone forever, and said avatar would only have the fuck-up's experience to draw on.

this.

He wanted to kill the Avatar in the AVATAR STATE, which can off the Avatar for good.

But why would they know? Was Aang stupid enough to reveal the only way to effectively put an end to the Avatar cycle to a bunch of untrustworthy people?

The White Lotus should know the bare minimum to ensure each Avatar reincarnation is safe, well trained, and raised right.