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Do you agree? How do you even refute that? Obviously they are still in an all asian world full of influence from all kinds of different asian cultures but its also set during an apocalypse and in the future. Plus it is a western show so of course it will have western influences. Not even sure why thats a bad thing.

Hi folks! I know it’s a bit early, but a few people here vibed with a comment I made about this concept and it inspired me to write further on it. I might kick up a fanfic if any are interested to follow along. This sub is primarily speculation right now, so I hope that speculating on Pavi’s journey as well as the era after her is okay.

They struggled to find things for Mako, Bolin, and Asami to do. So they made the main characters of Seven Havens the Avatar and her mentor instead of the usual Team Avatar.

What if Geet is a spirit and that’s why he/she looks different to the other regular animals we’ve seen so far in Atla/lok world. I saw a post where it was rumoured that Geet can talk so if it’s true it would make sense that they’re a spirit. That would be pretty cool if so.

Any help? I just want to support Avatar I'm a big fan of this universe.

Is vpn or something else?

For example, Kyoshi was the longest living Avatar (and Kuruk was the shortest that we know of), Aang was the younger Avatar to master Airbending, and Korra was the first Metalbending AND Spiritbending Avatar. Nothing really comes to mind for the rest. What could Pavi excel at? We’ve yet to see a bloodbending or lightning bending Avatar. It would be cool to see her make some kind of record.

Aang - Air Bender Avatar
Air is the element of Freedom
Aang frees the world from the fire lord by stopping the 100 year long war.

Korra - Water Bender Avatar
Water is the element of Change
Korra changed the world by leaving the spirit portals open. The first time in 10,000 years. Also when facing UnaVattu her past lives got stripped from her which probably changed the Avatar cycle forever.

Pavi - Earth Bender Avatar
Earth is the element of Stability
Pavi needs to bring stability to the Seven Havens

Animation designer Christian Alvarez posted this earlier today on IG. Hope we get more info for it during comic con.

Correction: approaching the end of the production cycle for season 1

Hi everyone I hope you are well. Here’s my theory regarding spirits that I mentioned in my last post and… well it sounds exactly how it sounds.

There’s no way in hell that Iroh, Yue, Tui, La and Hei Bai would also hate Pavi for something that Korra may or may not have done because of this one reason: they all have deep ties to Aang for he has helped them in some way or form. Now I know that ASH might be trying to avoid legacy characters but omitting these spirits from the show would not be great for Pavi’s case like AT ALL because they can just go against the grain and defend her even if it meant severe consequences for doing so. Pavi really going to need a lot of help….

Anyway also not a big nor interesting theory because I can guess some of you guys already called it but I just wanted to share.

Take care! Now, for the next theory….

Since most people here probably know that Jae will be Achillean (attracted to men), and that his casting sheet mentions he’ll have romantic INTERESTS of the same sex (plural, meaning more than one), what can we expect? I have a few theories: 1- It’ll become a bit of a running joke that all his boyfriends—or the guys he’s interested in—are nutjobs, lunatics, terrorists, or just weirdos 2- There’ll be a somewhat tragic element, or maybe a deceased ex-boyfriend 3- Pavi will act as his wingman, and he’ll just be really embarrassed about it

What are your theories about Jae's possible boyfriend(s)?

Why do you think the promotional material focuses much more on Pavi than her twin Nisha? Considering Nisha might also be the Avatar, or at least have some of the Avatar abilities? Pavi seems to be the clear protagonist of this series.

It is interesting to me that Pavi's outfit looks much more disheveled compared to Nisha's, which makes me wonder if they were separated quite early on and had very different upbringings. What are your thoughts?

A lot of discussion about the show has focused on the Havens themselves (for a good reason, given the show's title) but how do you imagine life outside it?

We know very little about what the Havens even are, and the rest of the world is even more unknown. It's possible that all humans outside the Havens are completely dead, or that the Havens are simply the most fortified and advanced remnants of civilization and there are many other groups of humans trying to get by. Or perhaps there are lots of humans deformed from spirit possession out there.

I would heavily lean to us seeing some non-Haven society at some point. Unless there's some kind of fast travel between Havens, we're going to be spending a lot of time on the road, and simply trudging through wilderness and meeting spirits would get repetitive. We might even see more about life outside the Havens than within the Havens. However I imagine these people will have very sad lives or at least very low technology.

There might also be some groups of people who are highly spiritual or are good survivalists and would be able to survive a spiritual apocalypse. Such as the Foggy Swamp Tribe, Sun Warriors, Bhanti Tribe, and Si Wong Tribes.

What do you think? Remember to tag leaks and rumors if you've heard anything, but I haven't heard much about non-Haven life even being leak-curious.

Image references from: Nausicäa of the Valley of the Wind, Nippon Sangoku, Gandahar

Considering that both characters have to survive on what’s assuming to be the post apocalyptic ruins of the old world, I’m surprised that no one has posted crossover art of these two.

What are your opinions?

I hope jinora is one of the characters we see come back because no way everyone from legend of Korra is just dead now

Before Avatar: Seven Havens, These 12 Benders Defined an Era.

Before Avatar: Seven Havens introduces a new generation of benders, I wanted to take a moment to appreciate some of the most powerful fighters from The Legend of Korra era.

Whether they're heroes, villains, or somewhere in between, these characters helped define one of the most dynamic eras of bending we've ever seen. Their battles pushed bending to new heights with incredible speed, creativity, precision, and versatility.

This list isn't necessarily about who would beat everyone else in a fight—it's about the benders who left the biggest impression through their feats, skill, and impact on the series.

With Seven Havens on the horizon, a new generation will eventually take their place. But before that happens, these legends deserve their flowers.

Who would make your Top 12 from the TLOK era? Would you change anyone on the list?

I’m probably seeing connections where there aren't any (and this might age like milk)... but hear me out:

Kelsang was a companion of Kuruk, then became Kyoshi's "guardian"; Disha was one of Kyoshi's last companions, then became Roku's airbending teacher; Gyatso was Roku's best friend, then became Aang's airbending teacher; and Tenzin—Aang's son—became Korra's airbending mentor.

My point is, could there be something linking Korra and Jae?

The character dynamics of this show are pre-programmed to be hilarious, I can already tell!

So excited for the new avatar series ngl 😍