@makkyveh I’m eager to see how Pavi discovers that Korra isn’t the "villain" everyone believes her to be, once she and Jae arrive at the Floating Islands to unlock the second chakra.
@HarrisHarrisev9 Well, I should have assumed that season 2 would arrive next year, though I never imagined it would come in May. In any case, I look forward to seeing Pavi and Nisha again very soon.
@DiscussingFilm Well, I should have assumed that season 2 would arrive next year, though I never imagined it would come in May. In any case, I look forward to seeing Pavi and Nisha again very soon.
@ChibRisky Kayoko is incredibly foolish and dim-witted for wanting to use the Anomaly’s spiritual energy to ruthlessly destroy Pavi, Nisha, and the Faceless—all under the misguided belief that she is "saving" Ellora.
@TheXerxesHQ Even though Pavi and Nisha are 9 years old—a very different age from that of Aang, Korra, Roku, or Kyoshi when they had their respective romantic interests—I hope that the twins might eventually have romantic interests of their own in future seasons of Avatar: Seven Havens.
@9BitFoxGaming In Book 2, we will learn more about Korra’s past—along with Asami’s—in the moments leading up to the tragedy, as well as the true origin of the cataclysm, which will be revealed when Pavi arrives at the Floating Islands; but there will only be one way to find out when it arrives.
@Josepha7c I believe that Pavi, despite facing difficulties at the start of her training, ultimately improved after overcoming her fear and unlocking the Root Chakra—enabling her to defeat and destroy the Anomaly once and for all, and save Ellora.
@_eastOrb or his heartless sacrifice of Dr. Champa to boost the Anomaly’s spiritual energy—all as a foolish attempt to eliminate the Avatar and the Faceless.
@_eastOrb I’m not so sure—not after he nearly ordered the peoples to murder Karthik and White Lotus, not to mention his ruthless capture of Pavi and Nisha,