Seven Havens Easter Eggs: Iroh's Song, an Older Aang and a White Lotus Photo Wall
The new show is set centuries after Korra, but its first episodes are full of nods to the old ones.
Minor spoilers for Chapters 1 to 3.
Avatar: Seven Havens takes place more than 200 years after The Legend of Korra, in a world that has lost most of its history. The first three episodes still find room for plenty of callbacks.
- Within the first minute, a guard in Ellora whistles "Four Seasons," the song Iroh sings in Book One of The Last Airbender.
- Jae rides a hoverboard built on the same idea as Aang's air scooter.
- Karthik shows Jae a scroll of past Avatars that includes Kyoshi, Roku, Korra and an older, bearded Aang.
- A White Lotus photo wall includes Iroh, Jeong Jeong and Pakku. IGN wonders whether one of the waterbenders is Katara without her hair loops.
- Seen from above, Ellora appears to be laid out like the White Lotus tile.
- The lullaby that unlocks the twins' memories in Chapter 3 plays over the end credits of every episode.
Karthik also reveals in Chapter 3 that he is a member of the White Lotus.
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- Avatar: Seven Havens Makes One Huge Change That Improves On The Last Airbender And Korra · TVLine · Oct 9, 2026
- Avatar: Seven Havens Episodes 1-3 Recap and Review · IGN (via Yahoo) · Oct 9, 2026
- Avatar: Seven Havens Episodes 1-3 Recap · FandomWire · Oct 9, 2026
