The Legend of Korra left Netflix worldwide in 2025. See where it streams now, why it left, and how to watch with VPN Super's step-by-step access guide.
The Legend of Korra is not on Netflix in any country as of July 2026. Paramount pulled the series from Netflix everywhere in stages between 2021 and April 2025, and it did not come back. The show now streams exclusively on Paramount+, with digital purchase options through Amazon Prime Video and Google Play. If you've searched "is Legend of Korra on Netflix" and landed here from an old bookmark or a search result that hasn't caught up yet, this is the current, verified picture.
Quick facts (last verified July 31, 2026)
The table below reflects what VPN Super could verify directly against Netflix's own title page, JustWatch's live availability tracker, and reporting from entertainment outlets that covered each regional removal. Streaming rights move without much warning, so treat any list like this as a snapshot, not a permanent guarantee.
| Country | On Netflix? | Current status |
|---|---|---|
| United States | No | Removed April 16, 2025. Streams on Paramount+; buy digitally on Amazon or Google Play. |
| United Kingdom | No | Removed by the end of 2024 after roughly four years on the service. On Paramount+ (UK). |
| Canada | No | Removed in 2023. On Paramount+ (Canada). |
| Australia | No | Removed in 2021, about a year after it was added. Paramount+ launched in Australia in 2023 and carries the series. |
| Ireland | No | Followed the UK's removal timeline. On Paramount+ (Ireland). |
| Germany | Not confirmed | Previously listed on Netflix DE; VPN Super could not confirm current availability. Paramount+ operates in Germany. |
| France | Not confirmed | Previously listed on Netflix FR; VPN Super could not confirm current availability. Paramount+ operates in France. |
| Italy | Not confirmed | Previously listed on Netflix IT; VPN Super could not confirm current availability. Paramount+ operates in Italy. |
| Spain | Not confirmed | Previously listed on Netflix ES; VPN Super could not confirm current availability. Paramount+ has not launched a standalone service in Spain as of this writing. Check local carriers for a licensed version. |
| New Zealand | Not confirmed | Previously listed on Netflix NZ; VPN Super could not confirm current availability. Paramount+ availability in New Zealand is limited. Check Paramount's own site for current status. |
| Japan | Not confirmed | Previously listed on Netflix JP; VPN Super could not confirm current availability. Paramount+ has not launched in Japan; digital purchase (Amazon, Google Play) may be the only legal option. |
A note on "not confirmed":currently
Yes. This is the part that's changed the most since this page was last updated: Korra now streams on Paramount+, not Netflix.
| Platform | Access type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Paramount+ | Subscription | All 4 seasons. The confirmed, primary home for the series. |
| Amazon Prime Video | Digital purchase | Buy by season; not included with a standard Prime membership. |
| Google Play | Digital purchase | Buy or rent individual episodes or seasons. |
| Amazon (DVD/Blu-ray) | Physical media | Full-series box sets are still in print. |
| Netflix | N/A | Not currently available in any country VPN Super could verify. |
VPN Super did not find The Legend of Korra on Hulu, Peacock, Max, or Disney+ at the time of writing. If one of those services picks it up later, this page will be updated accordingly.
Short answer: a licensing decision, not a quality judgment. Paramount, which owns Nickelodeon, chose not to renew Netflix's license for the series and moved it to be a Paramount+ exclusive instead. Nickelodeon's then-CEO Brian Robbins described the strategy plainly in a Hollywood Reporter interview: license a show to Netflix to build an audience, then pull it back to Paramount's own platform once that audience exists. Avatar: The Last Airbender did the audience-building on Netflix; The Legend of Korra became one of the shows pulled back.
The removal happened in stages, not all at once:
The staggered rollout
This staggered pattern is probably the source of the "why was Legend of Korra taken off Netflix" question that circulates on Quora and Reddit. It's a fair question. The removal was a multi-year, market-by-market wind-down, not a single event, and it has nothing to do with the show's quality, content, or any controversy. It comes down to a rights and distribution decision: Paramount wanted the show on its own platform.
People often mix this up with a different show: Avatar: The Last Airbender, the original 2005-2008 series, is not affected. Netflix secured a separate two-year extension for that series, keeping it on the platform through April 2027, likely to support its own live-action Avatar adaptation. If you've seen conflicting information about "Avatar" leaving Netflix, check whether the source means the original series or Korra specifically. Their Netflix fates are currently very different.
Korra now lives on Paramount+ rather than Netflix, so the practical problem has shifted too. Fewer people are asking "which Netflix region has this show" and more are running into "Paramount+ isn't available where I am right now" or "I'm traveling and my usual Paramount+ library looks different abroad." A VPN solves both: connecting through a server in a country where your subscription is meant to work.
Setup steps
Watching on your TV?
VPN Super's Premium-only TV apps carry the same server coverage as the mobile and desktop apps. Set up the Apple TV app or the Android TV app to connect on the big screen before opening Paramount+.
Set expectations, not promises:
Setting up server access is only half the picture. A streaming VPN is also doing quieter, ongoing work: encrypting the connection itself, which matters well beyond just unlocking a show.
Public Wi-Fi, hotels, and airports
Coffee shop, hotel, and airport networks are shared, often unencrypted, and rarely monitored closely. Anyone else on that same network, or whoever controls the router, can see unencrypted traffic passing through it. Encrypting your connection before you start streaming (or doing anything else) means your traffic is unreadable to other people on that network, not just to the streaming service you're logging into.
ISP throttling and traffic shaping
Some internet providers slow down or deprioritize traffic they identify as video streaming, particularly during peak hours, regardless of whether you're paying for a specific speed tier. Because a VPN wraps your traffic in an encrypted tunnel, your ISP can generally see that data is moving, but not that it's a Legend of Korra binge session specifically. That makes it harder for automated traffic-shaping rules to single out and throttle that particular stream.
General data protection
Every device sends more than just the show you're watching: DNS lookups, background app traffic, sign-in requests. VPN Super keeps DNS and IPv6 leak protection active at all times on iOS and Android, so that traffic stays inside the encrypted tunnel instead of leaking out through a side channel. iOS has included a basic kill switch, with a full kill switch shipping in June 2026 (off by default). Android's kill switch is scheduled to launch in July 2026, also off by default. Turn it on manually in settings if you want that extra layer.
What a kill switch actually does:
None, as of July 2026. The Legend of Korra was removed from every Netflix region it was available in, ending with the United States on April 16, 2025. It's no longer a Netflix title anywhere.
Paramount, which owns the rights through Nickelodeon, chose not to renew Netflix's license and moved the series to Paramount+ exclusively. This happened gradually by region: Australia in 2021, Canada in 2023, the UK in late 2024, and the US in April 2025. It reflects the global end of the Netflix license, not a block specific to your country.
Yes. Paramount+ is the current streaming home for all four seasons. It's also available to buy digitally through Amazon Prime Video and Google Play, and on DVD/Blu-ray.
No. Its removal is a licensing and distribution decision, part of Paramount consolidating the Avatar franchise onto Paramount+, unrelated to the show's content or reception.
Not at the moment. The original Avatar: The Last Airbender series is under a separate Netflix license, reportedly extended through April 2027. It's a different show with a different streaming deal than Korra.
Not currently. A VPN can only connect you to a Netflix region where a title is actually licensed, and Legend of Korra isn't licensed to Netflix in any region right now. A VPN can help you reach your existing Paramount+ subscription while traveling, or keep your connection encrypted while you stream on any platform.
