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Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender team says there’s a “secret” TV show in production
Avatar: The Last Airbender co-creator Bryan Konietzko has said he is working on an unannounced television project connected to the franchise. The disclosure suggests Avatar Studios has further plans beyond its already public film and sequel series, though no title, story or release timetable has been confirmed.
Konietzko described the Aang film as only one part of a wider slate and said the new project would be revealed “when the time’s right”. The franchise is also developing Avatar: Seven Havens, a 26-episode animated sequel set after The Legend of Korra, while Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender faced delays, a move to streaming and a major leak.
In short
- A secret Avatar television project is reportedly in production.
- Bryan Konietzko says an announcement will come later.
- Avatar Studios is expanding the franchise across films and television.
Explained simply
Avatar: The Last Airbender began as an animated television series in 2005 and became widely popular worldwide. Its sequel series, The Legend of Korra, continued the story and the franchise has since been adapted into films and other media.
Avatar Studios manages the franchise and currently has multiple projects in development, including a theatrical film and an animated sequel series called Avatar: Seven Havens. Co-creator Bryan Konietzko has revealed there is also an undisclosed television project being produced.
The franchise has maintained strong audience interest since it first aired. The studio's work on multiple projects reflects the enduring appeal of the Avatar universe and its plans to expand the franchise through new stories.