Avatar: Seven Havens, set 225 years after Korra, restores a more ancient world and story structure, undoing many of the franchise changes made in The Legend of Korra.
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01Summary
- 01Avatar: Seven Havens is set 225 years after The Legend of Korra and follows twin Avatars Pavi and Nisha.
- 02The new series removes modern elements seen in Korra, including cars, radio, television and mecha robots.
- 03Seven Havens also returns to a formula closer to Avatar: The Last Airbender, with hunted Avatars, a time limit and an overarching threat.
- 04The article says Korra is still important to the franchise, but Seven Havens has chosen to undo many of her show's worldbuilding changes.
02Why it matters
The new series changes the direction of the Avatar franchise by moving away from Korra's more modern setting. That could affect what long-time fans expect from the next chapter and how the wider world of Avatar is presented.
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