Avatar: Seven Havens Season 2 Won't Jump Far in Time, Co-Creator Says
Michael Dante DiMartino said the follow-up will keep Pavi and Nisha around 10 years old, following The Last Airbender's time-jump approach.
The creators of Avatar: Seven Havens have confirmed that season 2 will not include a significant time jump, according to screenrant.com. Co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino said the new season follows the approach of Avatar: The Last Airbender, moving forward by a few months at most.
That means Pavi and Nisha, the new Avatar characters at the center of Seven Havens, will still be about 10 years old when season 2 begins. DiMartino is credited as co-creator on the series.
Avatar: Seven Havens is set to release on October 9, 2026, on Paramount+. A second season has already been ordered.
How earlier Avatar series handled the passage of time
Avatar: The Last Airbender opened with Aang at age 12 and ended with him at 13, after the Hundred Year War. The Legend of Korra took a different route: its fourth season featured a three-year time jump.
Season 1 of Seven Havens ended on an emotionally wrought finale, and Korra briefly appears in the new series through flashbacks.
Quick answers
When does Avatar: Seven Havens release?
Avatar: Seven Havens is set to release on October 9, 2026, on Paramount+.
Will there be a time jump in Avatar: Seven Havens season 2?
No significant time jump. Co-creator Michael Dante DiMartino said the gap is a few months at most, so Pavi and Nisha will still be about 10 years old.