The following contains spoilers for Avatar: Seven Havens Episodes 10-13, now streaming on Paramount+.
Stock up on tissues before the Avatar: Seven Havens finale, because you’ll certainly need them. In true Avatar fashion, the finale promises to pack plenty of emotions.
Although it’s still years away, creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzo have already mapped out the entire show’s story. “I would just say it’s more kind of the Avatar: [The Last Airbender] model, where we kind of plotted out the big arc for the girls in this world,” DiMartino previously told CBR’s Katie Doll. “Each book has its own themes and its own adventures, but it’s more like Avatar with one big journey. The big, big finale.”
Even the cast of Seven Havens has intel on the direction of the story after the Season 1 finale and where it all leads when the show ends. Though they couldn’t say much, cast members Aishu Devan, Saheli Khan, and Major Curda gave teases of what to expect in an exclusive interview with CBR.
Saheli Khan: “We may or may not know everything.”
Aishu Devan: “Just stay tuned. It’s going to be epic. It’s going to be insane. Like any finale, bring your tissues.”
Major Curda: “I definitely think [DiMartino] characterized it well.”
For now, the focus is on the ending of Season 1 and the upcoming second season. It’s unclear yet when Season 2 will premiere on Paramount+, but the good news for fans of the series is that Season 2 was greenlit alongside Season 1, meaning it probably won’t be too long until Pavi and Nisha appear on-screen again.
As for the rest of the series, a third and fourth season were announced at San Diego Comic Con 2026. It’s yet to be confirmed if the fourth season will be its last. However, given that Avatar: The Last Airbender was only three seasons long and The Legend of Korra lasted four seasons, Seven Havens may be around the same length. After all, Avatar Kuruk: Wave of Chaos is waiting in the wings.
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Avatar: Seven Havens Season 1 Finale, Explained
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Nisha and Pavi on Avatar: Seven HavensImage via Paramount+
For the first time in Avatar: The Last Airbender history, the first season doesn’t end on a completely positive note for its characters’ futures.
Pavi and Nisha have a falling out after Pavi learns Nisha was unintentionally responsible for their parents’ death and, subsequently, their separation a few years ago. Vowing to be a better Avatar than Nisha, Pavi uses Korra’s guidance to set out on an adventure to another haven, the Floating Isles, with Jae. Heartbroken by both the truth about her past and Pavi’s decision, Nisha is left behind as the sole hero of Ellora.
Not all hope is abandoned. There is some good news in all the anguish: Pavi managed to destroy the Anomaly by opening her root chakra, while the Faceless Bandits and the White Lotus overcame their differences to work together to save the haven. For now, there are two Avatars still trying their best in havens that don’t particularly like them. Be kind to them, world.
Avatar: Seven Havens is available to stream on Paramount+, with Season 2 now in development.