Today, Avatar Legends hosted a panel at New York Comic-Con 2026. The panel was mostly about the premiere of Avatar: Seven Havens. The sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra recently dropped on Paramount+. They brought out the creative team and voices behind Pavi (Saheli Khan), Nisha (Aishu Devan), and Jae (Major Curda) to discuss the new animated series. At the end of the panel, co-creators Bryan Konietzko and Mike DiMartino officially revealed that Avatar: Seven Havens will have seasons 3 and 4, as previously rumored. The studio actually recorded the first two seasons over 3 years ago when the cast were only 11. However, we at Knight Edge Media have learned exclusively that voice recording began again as recently as this past February. This could mean a “time skip” between season 2 and 3, with Pavi and Nisha aging up from 9 to actual teenagers, could happen as most fans have wanted. This isn’t uncommon, as it happened between The Legend of Korra seasons 3 and 4.
Avatar: Seven Havens is streaming today on Paramount+
