If you're wondering how to watch "The Legend of Korra," you've probably just finished the final season of "Avatar: The Last Airbender" and are looking for your next fix of four-country adventure and flying bison.

"Avatar: The Last Airbender" has been back on Netflix for about a month now and is one of the best Netflix shows to binge watch. Its sequel series is also now available on Netflix. It took me only two weeks to finish watching Aang's adventures to end the Hundred Years War, but it felt like a century had passed while I was looking for where to watch "The Legend of Korra."

By the time "The Legend of Korra" aired on Nickelodeon, I was foolishly snickering at the realm of Avatar as ordinary animation. Now that I have righted my wrongs and am in need of more engaging characters and adorable creatures, I have learned how difficult it is to find the entire sequel series online.

Until you know where to look, the limited availability of The Legend of Korra may tempt you to resort to illegal streaming sites. Instead, consider some of the following alternatives that offer the highest quality format of the Avatar sequel without causing legal problems or exposing your computer to bugs worse than wasps. [This spin-off stars Avatar Korra, the heir to Aang who strives to master the four elements in a post-industrial steampunk world threatened by coups and angry spirits; Korra and the new "Team Avatar" travel together to countries to maintain peace in Aang

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CBS All Access is the easiest place to start watching "The Legend of Korra. The streaming service, home of Star Trek: Picard, has a lot to offer and is worth signing up for if you are a fan of the starship crew, have a sitcom obsession, or want to catch CBS live from any device.

If you have never signed up for CBS All Access, the first month is free, which is long enough to watch the first two seasons of The Legend of Korra. For the last two seasons, you will need to use an alternative such as Amazon Prime. He also explained how international Avatar fans can follow the story of Korra.

Here's how to watch "The Legend of Korra" online now.

If you are outside the U.S. and trying to watch "The Legend of Korra" in a country where CBS All Access or Amazon Prime Video are not available, you may run into geofencing limitations. That's where a virtual private network (VPN) can help: with a VPN, you can watch "The Legend of Korra" (and all other shows on CBS All Access and Prime Video) from anywhere in the world. Log into Netflix and watch "Avatar: The Last Airbender" can also be watched.

We tested a lot of options, but the best VPN is ExpressVPN. It's easy to set up and you'll be streaming "The Legend of Korra" in no time. ExpressVPS also works with virtually any device, including iOS and Android, as well as streaming devices such as Amazon Fire TV Stick and Apple TV. In addition, it is also compatible with gaming consoles such as PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

As long as you are in the United States, you can watch "The Legend of Korra" on CBS All Access, Amazon Prime Video, or both. The first two seasons are available on CBS All Access, and depending on how fast you watch TV, you may finish watching before the CBS 7-day trial ends.

If you want to watch the last two seasons, you will need to purchase them separately on Amazon Prime Video or subscribe to NickHits with Amazon Prime; NickHits offers a 7-day free trial and then charges $7.99 per month. The Legend of Korra All four seasons are available in the NickHits tier of Amazon Prime Video.

Great news - "The Legend of Korra" is now streaming on Netflix. All four seasons became available on August 14.

Netflix is also working on a live-action "Avatar" series, but creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Brian Konietzko are no longer involved in that project.

"Many of you have asked me for an update on the 'Avatar' live-action Netflix series," DiMartino wrote on his website. 'I am no longer involved in this project. This past June, after two years of development work, Brian Konietzko and I made the difficult decision to step away from production."

He added, "Netflix's live-action adaptation of 'Avatar' has the potential to be good. It could be a show that many of you will ultimately enjoy. But what I can say with certainty is that whatever version is put on the screen, it is not what Brian and I envisioned or intended to make."