Book 1, Episode 1, Welcome to Republic City/A Leaf in the Wind. Obviously, the results speak for themselves, as the Agni Kai sequence has become arguably the most iconic and beloved scene in the entire show, in no small part due to Zuckerman's operatic score which brings all the emotional journeys of the show to a fiery climax. Book 2 - Korra learns about the epic and mythic origins of the first Avatar. The fate of the Earth Kingdom and the Avatars life is at stake, when Korra comes face to face with Kuvira. As they tell it, the sound design was initially more prominent, until Zuckerman's music came in and it proved so emotional that all other sound was lowered in order to make the score the main auditory driving force of the scene. Original release 18 octobre 2013 Previous episode S02E06 - The Sting Number S02E07 Director Colin Heck Writer Michael Dante DiMartino. The tunnel is a long way down and Korra doesnt seem too happy. In the clip, show creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko talk about how the big showdown was originally very different. The officers are sent into the tunnel, with one left behind to watch over Asami, Mako and Bolin. Azula Agni Kai in the last episode of the show. Next week sees the release of The Ultimate Aang and Korra Blu-ray Collection, a collector's edition release that unites Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra, and to celebrate we've got an exclusive look at one of the special features included with the release: a featurette about the music of The Last Airbender, specifically Jeremy Zuckerman's epic score for the Zuko vs.
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