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Avatar: Seven Havens Gets Paramount+ Release Date and Teaser Trailer | Comic Con 2026
Paramount+ will release Avatar: Seven Havens exclusively on 9 October, with the announcement accompanied by a teaser trailer at San Diego Comic-Con 2026. The 2D-animated series continues the Avatar universe after Korra, introducing a new Avatar in a world destabilised by catastrophe and positioning her as a feared figure rather than an obvious saviour.
The 26-episode show follows Earthbender Pavi, who must work with her long-lost twin to protect the Seven Havens, civilisation’s remaining strongholds, while pursued by human and spirit enemies. Created by Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, it features Saheli Khan as Pavi, alongside characters including Airbender mentor Jae and Pavi’s cat-monkey Geet; the creators say its setting and style will differ markedly from earlier Avatar projects.
In short
- Avatar: Seven Havens premieres on Paramount+ on 9 October.
- The new Avatar is Earthbender Pavi, succeeding Korra.
- The series will contain 26 animated episodes.
Explained simply
Avatar is an animated universe that began with Avatar: The Last Airbender, a hugely popular fantasy series about a warrior with the power to control all four elements. A sequel series, The Legend of Korra, followed another Avatar's adventures in a later era. The franchise has built a devoted global fanbase across these shows.
Seven Havens is a new animated series set in the Avatar universe, continuing the story after Korra. It follows Pavi, an Earthbender who becomes an Avatar, though she is feared rather than celebrated by those around her. She must protect the Seven Havens, civilisation's remaining strongholds, whilst uncovering secrets about a long-lost twin and facing enemies both human and supernatural.
The show is made by the original Avatar creators, Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. It will comprise 26 episodes and uses a different visual style and setting from earlier Avatar projects, marking a new creative direction for the franchise.