Avatar: Seven Havens

Episodes 1–3 Review Pretty good start to the show so far. As a longggggggg-time fan of this universe, I'm just happy to be existing in this timeline where it's thriving and we're getting more content. So naturally, I'm happy that we're finally here. I wasn't necessarily opposed to the idea of two Avatars existing at once, but I was particularly curious about how they were going to execute it. So far, so good. Initially, I thought Pavi and Nisha would only be able to bend a couple of elements each, but it turns out they can both bend all four. I'm still awaiting deeper lore surrounding what Korra ACTUALLY did to cause the Cataclysm, how two Avatars can exist at once, and the red spirit and its possible connection to the story. Overall, I've welcomed the characters with an open and warm heart. Pavi and Nisha's dynamic, especially with both of them being Avatars and what that intially means to them individually, is quite gripping. It introduces some interesting ideas for the story, particularly as they grow older and further evolve into their respective Avatar identities. As far as recorded history goes, there has never been a time when two Avatars existed simultaneously. So, what does this mean for the world, for Pavi and Nisha, and for their relationship as sisters? There's a noticeable inconsistency in the acting, with some scenes landing better than others, particularly in Episodes 1 and 2. However, it does get better as the show progresses. As a whole, the show is working with some really good things here, leaving me curious about where the story will go and how these developments will unfold throughout the season.