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Avatar: Seven Havens, Please Don’t Make My New Air-Bending Daddy The Secret Villain

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Avatar: Seven Havens, Please Don’t Make My New Air-Bending Daddy The Secret Villain

We are mere episodes into Avatar: Seven Havens, and reader, I am in love. When a certain kind of man shows up in any video game, television show, movie, comic book, or novel (assuming the description the author provides gets the vibe across), my single brain cell activates. The Paramount+ show landed a critical hit on my neurons, as the sequel series to Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra has a man I’m about to subscribe to the streaming service for…so please don’t make Captain Karthik a surprise villain, y’all.

Karthik is a member of the Order of the White Lotus organization, an air-bender capable of manipulating the winds around him, and also basically new Avatar Nisha’s surrogate father. He is also, most importantly, Daddy.

Some know him as the Human Hurricane or the Warrior of the Wind, but you can call him Captain Karthik-an airbender voiced by Akshay Khanna. Avatar: Seven Havens premieres Friday, October 9 on @paramountplus! #Avatar #SevenHavens

Oh my good golly gosh, the folks at Avatar Studios cooked here. His scruff; the white streaks coming in underneath his brown hair; his tired, puppy dog eyes; and the way he’s protective and stern while also deadpan exhausted trying to keep up with the show’s twin-sister leads. He is gentle and calm, and also raises his voice when he has to for the good of those around him. Thankfully, the rest of the Avatar community agrees that he’s a tall glass of water, so I won’t be lacking good, tantalizing fan art and thirst edits of him for the foreseeable future.


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