BEFORE THE HAVENS
The world
Korra left behind.
Revisit the people and decisions that shaped an era.
Separate the old story from the new questions.
The Avatar after Korra: where Seven Havens fits
Seven Havens takes place after The Legend of Korra and follows Pavi, an Earthbender identified as the next Avatar. It is a continuation of the animated universe.
Read guideWhat are the Seven Havens?
The Seven Havens are the remaining strongholds of civilization in the setting of Avatar: Seven Havens. Protecting them is part of Pavi and Nisha’s journey.
Read guideKorra characters: a guide to Team Avatar and its rivals
Korra’s main circle includes Mako, Bolin and Asami, with Tenzin as her airbending teacher. Each book introduces a different central conflict and antagonist.
Read guideThe Legend of Korra cast: English voice credits
Janet Varney voices Korra. The principal English cast also includes David Faustino, P. J. Byrne, Seychelle Gabriel and J. K. Simmons.
Read guideKorra seasons in order: all four books and 52 episodes
The Legend of Korra has four books and 52 episodes: Air, Spirits, Change and Balance. Watch them in that order.
Read guideKorra season 1: Book One — Air
Korra’s first season is Book One: Air, a 12-episode story about her arrival in Republic City, airbending training and the Equalist conflict.
Read guideKorra and the cataclysm: what the Seven Havens premise establishes
Seven Havens begins after a catastrophe has devastated the world. Its official premise establishes the disaster and hostility toward the Avatar; that does not, by itself, establish exactly how Korra caused it.
Read guideDid Avatar Korra destroy the world?
The Seven Havens premise does not prove that Korra deliberately destroyed the world. It says a cataclysm occurred and the Avatar is feared; blame within the story is not the same as a complete explanation.
Read guideThe Legend of Korra ending explained
Korra’s finale resolves the confrontation with Kuvira, opens a new spirit portal in Republic City, and ends with Korra and Asami leaving together for the spirit world.
Read guideThe Dark Avatar in Korra: Unalaq, Vaatu and Raava
The Dark Avatar refers to Unalaq after he merges with Vaatu during Book 2. It is not Amon, and it is not another name for Korra’s Avatar State.
Read guideIs there an Avatar Korra movie? Find the right title
The Legend of Korra is a four-book animated television series. The officially named Aang film and the Seven Havens series are different projects; neither should be described as a released Korra movie.
Read guideKorra comics reading order: after the television finale
Finish Book 4, then read Turf Wars followed by Ruins of the Empire. Patterns in Time is a short-story collection, rather than another television season.
Read guideKorra’s world map: nations, Republic City and spirit portals
Korra’s story spans the Water Tribes, Earth Kingdom, Fire Nation, Air Temples and the United Republic. Republic City is a city within that world, not another elemental nation.
Read guideKorra costume guide: Book 1 and Book 4 looks
Choose a specific Korra era before assembling a costume: the early look uses her longer hair and Water Tribe silhouette, while Book 4’s shorter hair changes the overall profile.
Read guideKorra wiki guide: find lore without confusing sources
Avatar Wiki is a fan-maintained reference for Korra lore. Use it for detailed cross-references, then check episode citations or publisher sources when a claim matters.
Read guideThe Legend of Korra on IMDb: the correct series entry
The Legend of Korra’s IMDb series entry is tt1695360, covering the animated show that ran from 2012 to 2014. Use it for cast, crew and episode-credit lookup.
Read guideAvatar Kuruk: Wave of Chaos — announced series guide
Avatar Kuruk: Wave of Chaos is an announced animated series following a teenage Kuruk. Bryan Konietzko is the showrunner; a premiere date is not supplied in the announcement cited here.
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