How to watch Avatar: Seven Havens online — stream the 'Last Airbender' sequel from anywhere
Avatar: Seven Havens Premiere: Friday, October 9 UK Stream: Paramount Plus (7-day free trial) Use NordVPN to watch from anywhere Avatar: Seven Havens is the newest installment from the world of Avatar: The Last Airbender .
Set 225 years after Legend of Korra, the show follows Pavi, a young earthbender who discovers that she is the new Avatar.
The new series sees the world divided into seven fortified city states (think Ba Sing Se), known as 'havens', after a huge near-apocalyptic event caused by Avatar Korra.
As a result, the citizens of the seven havens live in fear of the Avatar's return.
Together with friend Jae, long-lost twin sister Nisha, and cat-monkey Geet, Pavi works to protect the seven havens from the threats facing them, all while having to keep her identity as the Avatar a secret.
Avatar: Seven Havens is sure to be nostalgic for those of us who caught Avatar: The Last Airbender the first time around, but is perfect for a new era of younger viewers too.
Ready to dive in? Here's how to watch Avatar: Seven Havens online and stream every episode from anywhere...
FOR FREE Can I watch Avatar: Seven Havens for free? Yes.
New users from the UK will be able to get a 7-day FREE trial of Paramount Plus Abroad? Use NordVPN to stream as you would back home.
How to watch Avatar: Seven Havens online from abroad Avatar: Seven Havens will be available globally on Paramount Plus from Friday, October 9.
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