"Avatar: Seven Havens" — Paramount+ Confirms Two More Seasons and Prequel "Kuruk"

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On the day of its launch, Paramount+ has renewed the animated series "Avatar: Seven Havens" for two more seasons. The order for seasons 3 and 4 — referred to as "books" in the franchise's parlance — was announced on Friday at New York Comic-Con in New York, according to reports from Deadline and Variety, among others.

At the same time, Avatar Studios announced a new prequel series: "Avatar Kuruk: Wave of Chaos" will also be produced for Paramount+, according to Hollywood Reporter and Polygon. No details on the plot or premiere date of the "Kuruk" series were initially available.

According to Deadline, "Avatar: Seven Havens" tells the story of the new Avatar Pavi and her twin sister Nisha. Paramount had originally ordered the series for two seasons of 13 episodes each (26 episodes), according to Polygon. The first three episodes of "Book 1: Survival" were released on October 9; further episodes will debut on Fridays, according to reports. The co-creators of the original "Avatar: The Last Airbender" series are involved in "Seven Havens," per Deadline.

More Avatar: Podcast and Fighting Game

Alongside the series, the studio also announced a new podcast and an expansion of the game "Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game," according to Hollywood Reporter. Paramount is thus expanding the Avatar universe across multiple directions on the streaming platform simultaneously.

Avatar: Seven Havens has been renewed for two more seasons at Paramount+.

Posted: 6:00 p.m., more details to follow.