Paramount+ announced today that Avatar: Seven Havens Book 2, entitled "Discovery," will premiere globally on the platform on Friday, May 21, 2027. Continuing the adventures of the twin Avatars, the 13-episode season will roll out weekly with episodes 1-3 on May 21, 4-6 on May 28, 7-9 on June 4, and 10-13 on June 11.
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Book 3 of the original animated series will premiere on Paramount+ later in 2027, and also contains 13 episodes. The series will conclude with Book 4, with premiere details to be announced at a later date. The two final seasons were confirmed at NYCC alongside the new animated series Avatar Kuruk: Wave of Chaos.
Today’s news was announced during an exclusive Reddit AMA with executive producer Ethan Spaulding and co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi.
Avatar: Seven Havens is the latest installment in the Avatar animated universe, from Avatar: The Last Airbender co-creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko.
Season Logline: In Book 2, entitled Discovery, Pavi continues her chakra journey to the Floating Isles and learns more about what happened to Korra. Meanwhile, Nisha discovers vital information about the mysterious spirit energy Pavi released from Ellora. The girls are brought together in New Ba Sing Se, along with all their unresolved issues.
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Book 2 will welcome back returning cast Saheli Khan as Pavi, Aishu Devan as Nisha, Akshay Khanna as Karthik, Major Curda as Jae, Sakina Jaffrey as Agam, Darren Barnet as Daemin and Dee Bradley Baker as Geet and Ruhi.
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DiMartino and Konietzko are co-creators and executive producers for Avatar: Seven Havens, Spaulding is executive producer and Sethi is co-executive producer. The series is produced by Avatar Studios and Nickelodeon Animation Studios.
All episodes of Avatar: Seven Havens Book 1 are available to binge globally on Paramount+ now.
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From @AvatarverseTV:
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ executive producers tease that the series will get noticeably darker as the story progresses.
“As the great Samuel L. Jackson stated in Jurassic Park: ‘Hold onto your butts.’”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ executive producer Ethan Spaulding confirms that one-on-one fights are coming in future books.
While there are no purely “evil” villains, antagonists will still become “incredibly dark or destructive” based on their own rationales.
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi teases a happier romantic future for Jae in upcoming seasons.
“We wouldn’t leave Jae heartbroken forever.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ will feature character-focused episodes in the spirit of ‘Zuko Alone’ and ‘Korra Alone.’
While none are titled “Pavi Alone” or “Nisha Alone,” co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi says “the sentiment of those ATLA/LOK episodes is definitely alive.”
Avatar Studios intentionally built a brand-new writers' room for ‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ rather than bringing back writers from ‘ATLA’ or ‘LOK.’
Co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi says bringing in new voices with full racial and gender parity helped add “a lot of depth and complexity to the storytelling.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ executive producer Ethan Spaulding promises the show's animation will continue to evolve in upcoming seasons.
“The animation keeps getting better and better as the series progresses.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ executive producers say they are thrilled with the fan reception to Book 1.
“The entire staff is happy that everyone is engaged with [the] mystery!”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi confirms that upcoming seasons will explore more of Jae’s history and upbringing.
“Don’t want to spoil anything but Jae being one of our main characters, we definitely delve more into his history eventually.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi says casting Major Curda as Jae felt like “kismet” because of how naturally similar the actor and character already were.
“The moment I heard Jae’s audition I said to myself, ‘Well, that’s Jae.’”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi reassures fans that Jae will receive the emotional support he deserves in future episodes.
“We promise there are folks who care about Jae too.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi confirms that more Easter eggs referencing ‘ATLA,’ ‘The Legend of Korra,’ and the franchise’s novels and comics are hidden throughout the series.
“Our whole crew is made up of fans of the franchise and our board teams were frequently adding little Easter Eggs even we didn’t know about!”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ executive producers reveal that creators Mike DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko were “involved in everything” while giving the team creative freedom to expand the world.
Co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi also shared that the series drew heavy architectural inspiration from Rajasthan and landmarks in Delhi, including the Red Fort, India Gate, and the Ba’hai Lotus Temple.
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi refuses to spoil anything regarding Korra’s tarnished reputation or whether Asami was truly harvesting spirit energy.
“Nope. You gotta watch!”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi shares the story of getting pickpocketed by a team of monkeys at Delhi’s Red Fort—one of the real-world landmarks that inspired the series.
“One monkey grabbed my hand so I couldn’t move, and the other snatched the peanuts from me. I cried. My parents took pictures.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi teases that Karthik’s internal struggles will deepen even further as the series progresses.
“We always wanted him to grapple with very difficult issues and not make simple, clearly pious choices. He is a very complex character and that will only deepen as AVSH progresses.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi confirms that Book 2 will reveal more about Korra and what happened during the Cataclysm.
“Throughout the entire series we try to take peeks into virtually all of our characters’ pasts. Book Two will definitely share more about Korra, and what happened during the Cataclysm.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ executive producers confirm the Root Chakra Anomaly is “completely unique” and unrelated to Vaatu despite their visual similarities.
“We really wanted the anomaly to feel almost alien; an entity where you can’t find its brain. Story’s been planned! Only gets more epic from here.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi reveals that creators Mike DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko came up with the post-apocalyptic concept long before production began.
“There were definitely challenges to creating seven brand new, unique city-states and cultures, but it was also freeing to be able to bring a lot of new ideas and concepts to the franchise.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi says modern societal divisions and fear of the “other” heavily inspired how the Seven Havens function.
“I think beyond Covid, the divisions we face within our society, and fear of the ‘other’ was a huge inspiration for how societies in Seven Havens function.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ co-executive producer Sehaj Sethi confirms that Jae had likely seen Nisha in passing at the Brigade compound before Episode 1.
“Since Nisha had been living for three years prior to episode one within the Brigade compound as Karthik’s assistant, we felt Jae would’ve seen Nisha in passing, but perhaps given her a cursory glance at best. He’s got too many Brigade duties to focus on.”
‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS’ executive producers reveal that blending synth music with classical instruments was co-creator Bryan Konietzko’s idea from day one.
“He was really excited about bringing a whole new soundscape to the show... and Jeremy [Zuckerman] has knocked it out of the park!”
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Originally published: November 13, 2026 at 00:45 GMT.
Sources: Animation Magazine, Deadline; Imagery courtesy of Bleeding Cool, Vital Thrills, Variety; H/T: @Nick_Crave.
