Avatar: Seven Havens Trailer Reveals Post-Korra World 225 Years Later

Avatar: Seven Havens Trailer Reveals Post-Korra World 225 Years Later

BURBANK, Calif. — Sept. 10, 2026 — Paramount+ dropped a full-length trailer for “Avatar: Seven Havens” on Sept. 10, revealing a devastated, post-Korra world set 225 years later, where twin Earthbenders Pavi and Nisha fight to save humanity’s last strongholds.

TL;DR

  • A new trailer for “Avatar: Seven Havens” dropped Sept. 10, 2026, from creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko.
  • The series is set 225 years after “The Legend of Korra,” in a world that blames Korra for a civilization-shattering disaster.
  • Earthbender twins Pavi (Saheli Khan) and Nisha (Aishu Devan) lead the story; Pavi is revealed as the new Avatar.
  • The first three of 13 Book 1 episodes premiere Oct. 9 on Paramount+, with weekly batches through Oct. 30.

The series marks the first mainline animated return to the Avatar franchise in nearly 12 years, with original creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko back at the helm.

It also extends a saga that began with “Avatar: The Last Airbender” in 2005 into new territory, following Paramount+’s live-action adaptation and this year’s animated film “Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender.”

“We can’t wait to embark on the next chapter of this epic saga,” said Ramsey Naito, President of Paramount Animation and Nickelodeon Animation, when the studio first announced the series.

Cataclysm Reshapes The Four Nations

The trailer is set roughly 225 years after “The Legend of Korra,” in a world fractured by an unnamed, civilization-shattering disaster.

Survivors now live inside seven fortified strongholds, and many blame the Avatar for the catastrophe, casting Pavi as a suspected destroyer rather than a savior.

With the scale of the time jump, franchise mainstays like Toph, Katara and Zuko are long gone, leaving the new series to build around an entirely new generation of characters.

‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ is set 225 years after the events of ‘THE LEGEND OF KORRA’.
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ is set 225 years after the events of ‘THE LEGEND OF KORRA’.

Twin Sisters Anchor The New Story

Pavi, voiced by Saheli Khan, is revealed as the successor to Korra (again voiced by Janet Varney), whose era is blamed for the disaster that shattered the Four Nations.

She is joined by her long-lost twin sister, Nisha, voiced by Aishu Devan, as the pair search for the truth about their origins while hunted by human and spirit enemies.

The rest of the principal cast includes Akshay Khanna, Major Curda, Sakina Jaffrey, Darren Barnet, Dianne Doan and Dee Bradley Baker.

Thirteen Episodes Arrive In October

Book 1’s 13 episodes will not drop all at once.

Paramount+ will release three episodes on Oct. 9, three more on Oct. 16, three on Oct. 23, and the final four on Oct. 30.

A second season, Book 2, is already ordered, though Paramount has not set a release date.

What UK Viewers Should Know

“Avatar: Seven Havens” will premiere globally on Paramount+ on Oct. 9, with Paramount describing the rollout as a same-day release rather than a staggered international schedule, meaning UK subscribers get the show alongside the US.

UK subscribers currently pay from £5.99 a month for the ad-supported Basic tier up to £12.99 for Premium, after Paramount+ raised its UK prices on Aug. 27.

New poster for ‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’.
New poster for ‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’.

Creators Draw On South Asian Roots

DiMartino and Konietzko have said the new series leans further into the South Asian and Sanskrit roots of the Avatar concept than earlier installments, according to an interview with Variety.

Animation for the series is being produced by French studio La Chouette Compagnie, with a visual style the creators have linked to French surrealist artist Mœbius and 1990s anime.

This article was human-curated and verified for accuracy by Elena Vane after an initial AI-assisted draft.

Elena Vane

Elena Vane is an award-winning comics historian and pop culture journalist. Specializing in the DC/Marvel universes and independent graphic novels, Elena has been documenting the rise of cosplay culture for over a decade . She is a frequent panelist at New York Comic Con and provides in-depth biographies of industry pioneers. Elena’s expertise ensures that every comic-related update is factually grounded and community-focused .

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