Seven Havens Slips on Unofficial Paramount+ Charts as the Legend of Korra Passes It

Avatar: Seven Havens has slipped on unofficial Paramount+ rankings in its second week, and The Legend of Korra has moved ahead of it.

A caveat first: these are third-party rankings, not audience numbers. None of the reports below cite official viewing figures from Paramount, and Nielsen's latest weekly streaming chart covers September 28 to October 4, the week before the October 9 premiere. JustWatch's chart measures activity on JustWatch itself, such as clicks on streaming offers and watchlist adds over the past 24 hours.

Here is how the rankings have moved since our first chart check:

• October 11: FandomWire listed Seven Havens as the No. 5 series on Paramount+, with Korra at No. 9.
• October 14: SuperHeroHype, citing FlixPatrol, said the show fell from No. 7 to No. 9 in a single day and was trailing Korra, outside the top five.
• October 15: Screen Rant had it at No. 9 on what it called Paramount+'s worldwide viewership chart.
• October 16: JustWatch's US daily chart put it at No. 29, up 13 places from the day before, on the day Chapters 4 to 6 arrived.

SuperHeroHype framed the dip as a disappointment for Paramount+, though the FlixPatrol ranking is the only data its report cites.

The Avatar Aang film is holding up better. The same SuperHeroHype report had Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender at No. 1 among Paramount+ movies, up from the No. 2 spot FandomWire reported on October 11. FandomWire notes the film has been streaming since July.

The charts don't change the show's plans. Screen Rant notes it already has three more seasons on the way, and new chapters arrive every Friday until a four-chapter finale drop on October 30.