Roth Cornet:One of the characters that fans have been wondering about since the finale is Captain--and I don't know how to pronounce her name, I was just saying it, Eric, I think it's Kuvera?
Mike:Kuvira?
Bryan:Kuvira.
RC:Yeah! Close enough. Um, looks to be the central villain this season, I know you won't say much. But what can you sort of tease about her, I mean, she's a very human villain, driven by greed, seemingly...
Bryan:It's, uh...
Mike:Not... not so... I wouldn't say greed...
Bryan:Nah. Greed's not it.
Mike:... as much as, she's very driven, she, I mean, she grew up in Zaofu and was part of Su's, you know, guard there, so she kind of grew up with Su's ideology and the way of progress and modernization of the world, so she's kind of got that mentality of, like, you know... wants to fix things, I would say...
Bryan:Yeah.
Mike:... is her drive.
Bryan:She's voiced by Zelda Williams, who does an amazing job, um, one of my favorite... she's one of my favorite characters and became a really big favorite of the crew. Um, a lot of the crew members who come up to me and [whispers], "I love her." [laughter] "I love Kuvira!" so, fun character to draw and to write and to hear her voiced...
Mike:Yeah, we wanted to have a villain that was, like, basically Korra's... a version of Korra. You know? Like, we.. the past three seasons, she's been fighting older guys. [laughter] We thought it was time to have a...
Bryan:And we know...
Mike:... another female that...
Bryan:... older guys are jerks, we know that already [laughter]. Let's explore something else.
Mike:So in a way they share some similar personality traits and stuff too, so.
Ruth:But it's not--and I'm guessing here--it's not generally such a black-and-white... I mean, the villains are villains, but...
Bryan:Yeah, we've never into the super black-and-white villain.
Mike:Kuvira?
Bryan:Kuvira.
RC:Yeah! Close enough. Um, looks to be the central villain this season, I know you won't say much. But what can you sort of tease about her, I mean, she's a very human villain, driven by greed, seemingly...
Bryan:It's, uh...
Mike:Not... not so... I wouldn't say greed...
Bryan:Nah. Greed's not it.
Mike:... as much as, she's very driven, she, I mean, she grew up in Zaofu and was part of Su's, you know, guard there, so she kind of grew up with Su's ideology and the way of progress and modernization of the world, so she's kind of got that mentality of, like, you know... wants to fix things, I would say...
Bryan:Yeah.
Mike:... is her drive.
Bryan:She's voiced by Zelda Williams, who does an amazing job, um, one of my favorite... she's one of my favorite characters and became a really big favorite of the crew. Um, a lot of the crew members who come up to me and [whispers], "I love her." [laughter] "I love Kuvira!" so, fun character to draw and to write and to hear her voiced...
Mike:Yeah, we wanted to have a villain that was, like, basically Korra's... a version of Korra. You know? Like, we.. the past three seasons, she's been fighting older guys. [laughter] We thought it was time to have a...
Bryan:And we know...
Mike:... another female that...
Bryan:... older guys are jerks, we know that already [laughter]. Let's explore something else.
Mike:So in a way they share some similar personality traits and stuff too, so.
Ruth:But it's not--and I'm guessing here--it's not generally such a black-and-white... I mean, the villains are villains, but...
Bryan:Yeah, we've never into the super black-and-white villain.