Fans Call 'Korra Alone' The Best Episode Ever Of 'The Legend Of Korra': New Clip Up For Book 4 Episode 3 'The Coronation'

"The Legend of Korra" is airing its final season, and some fans believe they may have seen the best episode yet with the second episode of Book 4, titled "Korra Alone."

Beware, and there are spoilers for the episode below.

In the most recent episode of "The Legend of Korra," fans got the long-awaited return of Toph, and the emotional reunion between Aang (through Korra) and Toph has been felt by many fans of both series.

"I think I can honestly say that this is my favorite episode," commented PuplePlatypusBear on Avatar the Legend of Korra Online. "Maybe I'm just running on high emotion because I just watched it, but I genuinely believe it is seriously the best. The episode was just brilliant in every single way possible and I was trying really hard not to scream throughout the whole thing."

"Toph said the thing! She said it!" wrote Coleman on October 10.

Meanwhile, episode 3 of "The Legend of Korra" Book 4 will be titled "The Coronation," which will presumably deal with the coronation of Prince Wu.

Thanks to Nick.com, we have a brand new clip of the episode before it goes live on Friday.

Most recently, co-creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael DiMartino attended the New York Comic Con for the final official "Legend of Korra" panel. During the panel, they took the time to thank all the fans.

"This is a really big deal for us. It's been 12 years since we came up with this whole Avatar universe to us. Avatar means so many things to so many different people. When I think of the creation of it, I think of me and Mike at the computer in a little apartment in Burbank. In a series of two weeks we cracked open this whole universe together. It's just blossomed in to something so huge - it's such a big part of our lives and so many people over the world. These characters are real to us - not in a delusional way, in an emotional way. They really mean a lot to me, and I know to Mike as well. We just want to say thanks."