With the release of Avatar: Seven Havens, I decided to cave and grab a Paramount+ subscription just to watch it. After checking out the first three episodes, I can honestly say I'm hooked. With the series creators returning on the project, it feels like quintessential ATLA.

My newfound subscription also granted me access to the recent Avatar Aang movie, which I also loved. But there's one element of that movie that stood out to me: the inclusion of the "My cabbages!" guy. It's a long-running joke in the series that even made it's way into The Legend of Korra via the cabbage merchant's son, who ran Cabbage Corp in Republic City.

So as I started watching Seven Havens, one question on my mind was whether or not the cabbage joke could actually get referenced in this series. The first few episodes show off a dusty, post-apocalyptic world that doesn't immediately seem like it's conducive to cabbage farming. Most of the foods you see in the first few episodes are brown, and the foliage seems oddly geometric as the characters make their way throughout the environment. But there is one scene in Episode 3 that points to the possibility of a cabbage man.

Without going into any spoilers about the episode or the series so far, I wanted to hone in on the above specific screenshot from Episode 3 of the show. Specifically, this is the first time we see something even remotely cabbage-like. While this does appear to be some form of cauliflower here, its existence suggests that it is possible to grow cabbages in this world.

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