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‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ Is Getting Four Seasons, New Animated Series Following Kuruk

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‘Avatar: Seven Havens’ Is Getting Four Seasons, New Animated Series Following Kuruk

Avatar: The Last Airbender fans have been eating good this week. Keeping the beloved animated series’ momentum going, the creators of the new sequel series, Avatar: Seven Havens, Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko, nonchalantly announced the show is getting four seasons, plus a new animated series following Avatar Kuruk.

Today’s double-whammy Avatar announcements came during the show’s panel at New York Comic Con. Before that, Konietzko, DiMartino, co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi, and series voice actors Seheli Khan (Pavi), Aishu Devan (Nisha), Major Curda (Jae), and Janet Varney (Korra) took to the stage. They shared Seven Havens concept art, how Moebius and Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind inspired the show, and anecdotes about how the series came to be three years ago. Afterward, Konietzko dropped the bombshell that Avatar: Seven Havens would continue with Books 3 and 4. Before today’s panel, we knew it had two seasons and 26 episodes. While the first 13 episodes are currently releasing in batches every Friday on Paramount+, information on when to expect the other books is still under wraps. All that said, it’s a huge relief for fans, since animated shows, especially new series on any streamer, often don’t get renewed after two seasons.

Granted, we’ve known new Avatar projects were in flux . Still, that didn’t keep the surprise announcement that Avatar Kuruk: Wave of Chaos , a new animated series, was also on the way. Famously, Avatar Kuruk is one of the more tragic heroes in the Avatar Cycle .


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