Avatar: Seven Havens Set 225 Years After The Legend of Korra
Executive producer Sehaj Sethi revealed the timeline placement, putting the new Avatar series around 399AG, 225 years after Korra's era.
Executive producer Sehaj Sethi has revealed that Avatar: Seven Havens takes place 225 years after The Legend of Korra, placing the series around 399AG in the Avatar timeline, according to Screen Rant.
The new series introduces Pavi, an earthbender Avatar who is younger than Aang. Pavi travels with a cat monkey named Geet.
The first Haven shown in the series is Ellora, a settlement ravaged by tornadoes and spirit-powered lightning storms.
Avatar: The Last Airbender began in 99AG, 99 years after the genocide of the Air Nomads, with Aang and his friends defeating Fire Lord Ozai in 100AG. The Legend of Korra opened 70 years later, in 170AG, and ended in 174AG.
During Korra's tenure, an event known as the Cataclysm forced humanity to retreat into seven walled cities, the Havens referenced in the new title. The recently released Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender movie serves as a bridge between the original cartoon and its sequel series, following Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph and Zuko as adults.
Quick answers
When is Avatar: Seven Havens set in the Avatar timeline?
Executive producer Sehaj Sethi said the series is set 225 years after The Legend of Korra, around 399AG.
Who is the Avatar in Avatar: Seven Havens?
The series introduces Pavi, an earthbender Avatar who is younger than Aang and has a cat monkey named Geet.
What is the first Haven shown in Avatar: Seven Havens?
The first Haven introduced is Ellora, which is ravaged by tornadoes and spirit-powered lightning storms.