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After 12 Years, ‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ Finally Gives Korrasami Their Due

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After 12 Years, ‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ Finally Gives Korrasami Their Due

At the outset, Avatar: Seven Havens felt like it signaled a bad time for defenders of Avatar: The Last Airbender sequel series The Legend of Korra. Seven Havens is set 225 years after The Legend of Korra, and it takes place in a post-apocalyptic future in which Korra is regarded as humanity’s ruiner, having caused the cataclysm that sent the world into chaos, according to shoddy history books. Art imitates life, and home girl is in dire need of some good PR. Thankfully, the latest batch of Seven Havens episodes did just that (in the most asterisk way possible) by giving Korra and her gal pal, Asami, justice.

In the fifth episode of Seven Havens , “The One Left Behind,” twin avatars Pavi and Nisha stumble upon a hidden door inside the office of the Order of the White Lotus and the commander of the Bending Brigade, Karthik. Alongside acting as a surrogate father to Nisha, Karthik also moonlights as a collector of artifacts in the Avatar universe. Key among his trinkets are a Blue Spirit mask, a Republic City-era radio (which plays a major role in plot developments related to other Havens), and action figures. Evidently, Korra’s bob cut was so iconic that her era produced several action figures of her. While Nisha scours the room for more Scooby-Doo investigative purposes, Pavi grabs Korra and Asami action figures and makes the two kiss. And just like that, Korrasami had their first on-screen kiss in the Avatar universe.


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