Avatar: Seven Havens has arrived, bringing the first 13 episodes of its opening book to fans of the franchise. The animated sequel continues the story after The Legend of Korra and comes from creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. It debuted on October 9, 2026, with a world that looks very different from the four nations viewers remember. Fans are already asking the same practical question this weekend.

While the show itself is easy to name, finding the right door to walk through takes a little more planning, and that is where the next stop begins.

Avatar: Seven Havens streams exclusively on Paramount+, and both the Essential and Premium tiers carry it. Fans who prefer a single app for everything can also reach Paramount+ through channels on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Roku. Netflix, Disney+, and Max do not have the show, so there is no point hunting there. Free legal streaming does not exist at the moment, so the wallet has to come out.

The story unfolds about 225 years after The Legend of Korra, when a cataclysm left survivors inside seven fortified strongholds called the Seven Havens. Saheli Khan voices Pavi, an orphaned Earthbender from Ellora who discovers she is the next Avatar. Aishu Devan plays Nisha, her long-lost twin and a second Avatar, which makes the family reunion more complicated than a hug. Akshay Khanna voices Karthik, the airbending captain guarding Nisha.

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The cast and cataclysm are set, but catching every episode takes planning, since they arrive in weekly batches.

Book 1, titled Survival, runs 13 episodes and rolls out in four weekly batches. The first three episodes are already streaming, while episodes 4 to 6 arrive on October 16 and episodes 7 to 9 follow on October 23. The final batch, covering episodes 10 to 13, lands on October 30. Each weekly drop goes live on Friday around 12 a.m. PT, which works out to 3 a.m. ET.

The story continues, since Book 2 has been ordered with another 13 episodes and a release date still to be set. Konietzko and DiMartino also announced at New York Comic Con that Books 3 and 4 have been renewed, giving the series a long runway. Anyone signing up this weekend will have until October 16 to watch the first three episodes, available to stream on Paramount+, the home of Avatar: Seven Havens.

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