'Avatar: Seven Havens' unveils first look at new Earthbender Avatar series following Korra

Nickelodeon has unveiled the highly anticipated first look at Avatar: Seven Havens, the newest animated chapter in the acclaimed Avatar: The Last Airbender universe. The artwork was revealed during the franchise’s 20th anniversary celebration at San Diego Comic-Con.
Nickelodeon debuts Avatar: Seven Havens, a new animated series with an Earthbender Avatar, set after Korra in a fractured post-cataclysmic world.
‎Nickelodeon
‎Set in a post-cataclysmic era, Seven Havens introduces audiences to twin Earthbenders, one of whom discovers her identity as the next Avatar following Korra. Unlike previous Avatars celebrated as symbols of hope, this young protagonist is feared across a fractured world, believed to be the harbinger of destruction rather than salvation. Pursued by both human factions and hostile spirits, she and her estranged sibling embark on a quest to uncover their origin and restore balance to a world on the edge of collapse.
‎The series promises to blend rich lore with emotional storytelling. In the first released image, the young Avatar appears in a barren desert landscape, accompanied by a hybrid creature reminiscent of a cat-lemur and a loyal companion. A distant city glows on the horizon beneath a sky lit with mysterious energy, hinting at a world full of wonder and danger.
‎San Diego Comic-Con’s special Avatar panel reunited beloved voice talent including Janet Varney (Korra), Zach Tyler Eisen (Aang), Mae Whitman (Katara), Jack De Sena (Sokka), Michaela Jill Murphy (Toph), Jennie Kwan (Suki), Dante Basco (Zuko), and Dee Bradley Baker (Appa). Composer Jeremy Zuckerman and co-creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino also joined the anniversary tribute, highlighting the enduring legacy of the franchise.
‎Beyond Seven Havens, the Avatar universe continues to expand. Nickelodeon and Paramount are also preparing The Legend of Aang: The Last Avatar, an animated feature film slated for theatrical release on October 9, 2026. The voice cast features Eric Nam as Aang, Jessica Matten as Katara, Roman Zaragoza as Sokka, Dionne Quan as Toph, with Steven Yeun and Dave Bautista set to voice powerful new antagonists.

MORE FROM THE HOLLYWOOD CRAVE

'Dancing With the Stars': Sharna Burgess Returns as Pro Dancer for Season 35

James Cameron Explains the 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Scene That Shocked Fans — and Why He Wouldn't Cut It

Jelly Roll Clarifies His Political Views and Regrets Staying Silent at the 2026 Grammys

'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' Season 3 Premiere Date Confirmed for 2026

Hayden Panettiere Dies at 36, Father Confirms: 'Heroes' and 'Nashville' Star Remembered

‎Mason Gooding and Emily Rudd to Star in Paramount’s 'Crawl' Sequel

Mekai Curtis Explains Kanan’s Ending in 'Raising Kanan' and How It Leads Into 'Power: Origins'

‎Nicholas Hoult Joins HBO’s 'Harry Potter' Series as 'Professor Gilderoy Lockhart' for Season 2

'House of the Dragon' Season 3 Finale: Ryan Condal Explains Rhaenyra’s Big Book Change

Netflix Renews The Walking Dead in $500 Million AMC Global Media Rights Deal