Pavi is the new Avatar after Korra. Seven Havens follows her and her long-lost twin Nisha through a world that fears the Avatar, with Book 1 streaming on Paramount+.
The story in one minute
The new series begins after a catastrophe has broken the familiar Avatar world. The remaining human settlements are under threat, and the Avatar is treated as a danger. Pavi is a young Earthbender who discovers that this unwanted responsibility belongs to her. Her search for her origins brings her together with Nisha, her long-lost twin.
That is the starting premise, rather than a summary of every revelation. If you want to meet the cast without learning how the early episodes end, begin with the character directory. The profiles label their spoiler scope and separate a character's role from the actor who performs it.
What to watch first
Book 1 starts with “On the Horizon.” Continue in episode order: “Into the Storm,” “The Order,” “The Faceless,” “The One Left Behind,” and “Night of the Afflicted.” Six episodes have been released as of October 20, 2026. The episode guide lists the remaining release batches.
You can start here for a new cast and conflict. Watching the earlier animated series gives more context for bending, the Avatar cycle, and human–spirit relations. Our watch-order guide explains the tradeoff without assigning homework you do not need.
The production at a glance
This is a 2D animated series from Avatar Studios and Nickelodeon, created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. They also created the original animated franchise. Book 1 has 13 episodes; Book 2 has another 13 confirmed. Books 3 and 4 have been renewed, with further scheduling details still to come.
Pick your next stop
- Looking for the next drop? Use the release calendar.
- Trying to identify someone? Use names and voices.
- Wondering what happened to Korra's world? Read the cataclysm explainer, which separates the premise from claims about its cause.
- Ready to stream? The watching guide links to the official listing and explains regional checks.
Sources & further reading
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