Paramount+’s Critically Acclaimed Fantasy Sequel Is Officially Back in the Top 10
The Legend of Korra, the acclaimed sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender, has returned to Paramount+'s Top 10 TV Shows chart, reflecting renewed interest in the wider Avatar franchise. The resurgence comes amid a busy year for the series, with Netflix's live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender releasing its second season, the animated feature Avatar: Aang, The Last Airbender arriving on streaming, and the new series Avatar: Seven Havens due later this year, all combining to draw fans back to earlier instalments.
The Legend of Korra, which follows a new Avatar named Korra roughly 70 years after the events of the original series, is currently sitting at number eight worldwide on Paramount+, positioned between SEAL Team and Tulsa King. Its revival is partly attributed to its narrative link to Avatar: Aang, The Last Airbender, which is set shortly before Korra's story and remains the number one film on Paramount+'s global Top 10 Movies chart.
- The Legend of Korra re-entered Paramount+'s global Top 10 TV chart at number eight.
- Renewed Avatar franchise activity, including new releases, is boosting older titles.
- Avatar: Aang, The Last Airbender remains Paramount+'s top film worldwide.
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The Legend of Korra is the direct follow-up to Avatar: The Last Airbender, one of the most acclaimed animated series of the 2000s. Set decades after the original, it follows a new central character, Korra, as she takes on the same role its predecessor's hero once held. The show earned strong reviews when it first aired but has spent time out of the spotlight since.
Its return to Paramount+'s viewing charts comes as the wider Avatar franchise has enjoyed a busy period, with new film, television and streaming projects drawing renewed attention across different platforms. That broader activity has brought older instalments back into view for audiences catching up on the story.
Paramount+'s Top 10 charts, where Korra has reappeared, are rankings the streaming service publishes to show which shows and films are drawing the most viewers at a given time, offering a rough gauge of what audiences are watching.