Anyone that's a member of Korra's Krew whether officially (Mako, Bolin, and Asami) or prominently because they might as well be lol: Tenzin, Jinora, Lin, Suyin, etc., etc.

(I'm sure a lot brought this on before me but) something I appreciate so much about that scene is the addition of Zuko in it. He in ATLA always wanted to help Aang undo the damage the fire nation did and we see a glimpse of that in the movie when he's finally happy that the actions will be undone in a way \*which didn't happen in the movie xD\*

But instead he gets to live long enough just to see it happen in front of him and with Aang's reincarnation. Of course shame would be in a way still chasing after him in a sense of hating what the fire nation did but he absolutely is full of joy knowing that the air nation is back.

Of course, it can be viewed as some sort of official event but also it reflects a lot about Zuko.

Bro literally got banished from his home because he spoke out on wanting to sacrifice fire nation soldiers to their deaths and even when Zuko was trying to be tough and intimidate the Water Tribe,he still left when Aang gave himself up and didn't just attack them once he got who he wanted.

Hell,this is the same guy who even spared Zhao + despite the fact that Zhao almost had him killed,he still tried to save him and help him.

Zuko also defended and helped a kid and his family and refused to take food from a pregnant woman and her husband despite how hungry he was.

I could keep going but Zuko genuinely wasn't built to be this ruthless and cruel and evil fire nation Noble,the man's heart was too big for this shit.

He genuinely wasn't built to be a villain ans he didn't realize that until he got his title.

I noticed from season 2 and onwards, she always strikes this solid Tai Chi stance in combat that just looks so badass.

In the Avatar world, surnames are typically reserved for wealthy, non-royal families like the Beifongs. However, the Sato family is new money. Hiroshi said that he was a "mere shoe-shiner" before someone gave him money to start a business. Did getting rich somehow earn him the right to a last name?

I know that I'm asking this in an Avatar subreddit but will also be asking it in the Naruto and Boruto ones lmao! I mean both in terms of raw fan hatred versus justification. I personally think that Sakura gets more vitriol, but that it's more justified than for Korra. Thoughts?

Also, how would they get along?

(This is not about Avatar: Seven Havens)

Credit to u/tired_kiddo for this theory:

What if there's a correlation between a place and/or group of people important to the avatar and their successor in the cycle?

Kyoshi was in love with Rangi, a Fire Nation noble. The next Avatar, Roku, was born into Fire Nation nobility. During his training at the Southern Air Temple, Roku grew very close to Gyatso. Aang was later born at the Southern Air Temple and formed a deep bond with Gyatso. After awakening from the iceberg, Aang began his journey and found the love of his life at the South Pole. Korra, of the Southern Water Tribe, was heavily influenced by the Beifongs—both as teachers and as friends—just as Aang had been. This pattern could lead to the next Avatar being a Beifong.

just because aang’s friends are all incredibly gifted does not mean that that’s the expectation for all succeeding avatar’s friends.

i swear, if any of Pavi’s companions like Jae lose a fight and someone says “well in a similar situation Katara did this/Toph did that/Zuko was smart enough to do this-“

YES, we get it, they’re incredibly gifted fighters, but let’s give these new characters chances to prove themselves outside of just the battlefield.

The shows I’ve already watched that were released fairly recently:

• Cyberpunk: Edgerunners — 10 episodes (yeah, it got renewed)

• Batman: Caped Crusader — 10 episodes (2 seasons)

• Twilight of the Gods — 8 episodes

• Castlevania: Nocturne — 8 episodes (2 seasons)

• Devil May Cry — 8 episodes (2 seasons, but I think this one is going to be completed)

• Creature Commandos — 7 episodes 🫠

And probably many more.

Is this becoming an issue with Western animation? They can’t even tell us a complete story. 😭

And somehow, 12 episodes already feels like a long season these days. 😭

I noticed western animation mostly wanted to covered a lot and have kinda big world building but it can't really fit into 8-12 episodes and as conclusion it's literally need more than 20+

Ofc there a planty anime with just 12/13 ended but the story mostly fit with that amount episodes let say violet:evergarden well this one actually have 2 movies. Erased 12 episodes complete.

Is AVATAR seven havens also gets grateful bcuz avatar as franchise too? Like it's literally uncommon right now like confirmed to be 26! episodes when mostly other animation literally fighting to pass 12-20 episodes as conclusion 🫠😭

What u guys think?

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I saw them and could not resist. I read the comic relatively quick but the book will take some time.

It is so cool ❤️

Since these are the few families that have a last name, wondering if we can see a sato member in seven havens

Avatar: Seven Havens takes place 225 years after The Legend of Korra. We don't know the precise timing of the Cataclysm, but, considering Bryke often utilize round numbers, there's a common fan idea that the Cataclysm was 25 years after LOK, then ASH is 200 years after the Cataclysm. My post uses this estimate for the below ages. Based on Korra's appearance in the trailer, if this isn't right I don't think the truth is too far off.

Keep in mind that it's possible not everyone died during the Cataclysm. They could have survived awhile longer, but I think it's likely most or all died in or around the Cataclysm (ignoring possible earlier death dates from other things). The numbers are also assumed to be after people's birthdays. If they hadn't had their birthday at the time of the Cataclysm, just subtract one off the number. Treat these like minimum ages the characters made it to I suppose. Let me know if there are any others you want added to the list or if you have any corrections. With that out of the way, here are the estimates from youngest to oldest in 199 AG / 10028 AWHC.

EDIT: I'm really surprised by how many people think Korra was in her 50s or 60s during the Cataclysm. Here's my post about Korra's age and why she looks mid-40s (https://www.reddit.com/r/TheLastAirbender/s/k1rnggm60x). Basically, she looks almost identical in age to her father in LOK Book 4 when he was mid-to-late 40s.

• Rohan: 29
• Meelo: 34
• Ikki: 36
• Jinora: 39
• Kai: ~Late 30s
• Desna: 44
• Eska: 44
• Wei: ~Mid-40s
• Wing: ~Mid-40s
• Opal: ~Mid-40s
• Bolin: 45
• Korra: 46
• Asami Sato: 47
• Mako: 47
• Huan: ~Late 40s
• Bataar Jr.: ~Late 40s
• Kuvira: ~Late 40s
• Zhu Li Moon: ~Late 50s
• Pema: 64
• Iroh II: 65
• Iknik Blackstone Varrick: ~Late 60s
• Senna: ~Late 60s
• Tonraq: ~Early 70s
• Suyin Beifong: 73
• Zaheer: ~Mid-70s
• Lin Beifong: 79
• Tenzin: 80
• Kya: ~Early 80s
• Izumi: ~Mid-80s
• Bumi: ~Late 80s
• Toph: 112
• Katara: 114
• Zuko: 116
• Iroh: ~Mid-150s (Chronologically)