Avatar: Seven Havens is the story of two Avatars, but in the finale, one twin takes a huge leap forward on their Avatar journey, and it's probably not the one you were expecting.
In the final episode of Book One, 'The Root Chakra', it's underdog Pavi who steps up and saves Ellora from the anomaly's destructive spirit energy dome, letting go of her fear and unblocking her root chakra in the process. Way to go, Pavi! What's surprising is that Pavi has taken a back seat to Nisha for much of the season, ceding the position of Avatar-in-training to her twin, only to prove herself when it mattered.
Speaking to GamesRadar+ for a post-finale debrief, Pavi voice actor Saheli Khan and Seven Havens co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino broke down Pavi's breakthrough, and explained why Book One was "really Pavi's journey" all along.
"It was such an amazing moment to read in the script, and getting to see it… I can't even describe how that felt," Khan says, referring to Pavi embracing her destiny as the Avatar by expelling the anomaly. "It was unbelievable. It was such a beautiful moment in the story."
Khan, however, "wasn't really surprised" that Pavi had it in her to save the day, and follow in the footsteps of Kyoshi, Aang and Korra as the Avatar. "I was always expecting it because she was bottling up so much fear and hesitation about being the Avatar, and the root chakra situation. I remembered the whole thing in Avatar: The Last Airbender with Guru Pathik, and when he's talking to Aang about the chakras, and I was like, 'Oh, she's gonna unblock her fear.
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