So we know that the element the Avatar usually has trouble with is not only the one that is opposite to their own bending, but also the one that contradicts their true nature/personality.

However, in ASH, we learn that Pavi has an exceptional ability in connecting with the nature, animals and the Earth itself, along with sensing seismic waves that allows her to “see” things the way Toph is able to. Her best element seems to be Earthbending, which contradicts the “Avatar Element Theory” as the Earth is opposite to Pavi’s true nature of having an evasive mentality and deflecting confrontational situations like Aang, and how she increasingly tries to calm a situation down through negotiation, humor or self deprecating jokes.

Nisha, on the other hand, seems to be stubborn, rigid, assertive and confrontational like Korra, so it makes sense for her best element to be Earthbending. But is it? She failed the earthbending and firebending test but easily passed the airbending test. I would go as far as to say Air could be her best element, since the way she controlled the air around the feather while not disturbing it at all, seems to be a very advanced technique. And if that’s the case, It contradicts with her bold personality.

It is possible that this “Avatar Element Theory” is not always accurate and may not hold for every single avatar (though it has for korra, aang and roku). And it also could be said that Nisha yet needs more training with Fire and Earth, since we know a block in bending usually comes from a psychological issue (and not a bending issue), such as deep shame, guilt or feelings of abandonment, as is with Zuko. Which is why I find it even more interesting how it is Pavi that is on the path of unlocking the chakras (as we have seen so far) when realistically speaking, it should be Nisha?

Anyway I thought this was an interesting detail. What do you guys think?

Lately, there has been a lot of discussion about if the bandits had a point about how unfair the brigade is. While I think the faceless are kind of hypocrites with a very wonky plan, I do think that they have about the brigade.

I often see people talking about how the benders shouldn't complain, because they have the power they NEED to be there for their community; to which I see: At what point is it too much?

In these images for example, we see them doing construction work; however, I can't see anyone who is using their bending on this scene; maybe a few people, but this is mostly, non-bender work that doesn't make sense for them to be doing.

I didn't take a screenshot of other things, because Paramount stops you from taking screenshots, and the pirate websites don't offer captions; but we also know that they have cleaning duty (Episode 1, when Jae is looking for jobs for his brigade), do health emergency services like helping to deliver a baby (Episode 4, when Jae looks at the map in Uki's room.) And that is what I had been able to find, there could be more,

And this is my problem with Ellora; you cannot be saying that their benders NEED to do all of this for the survival of Ellora, while having duties that don't need bending, or can be done without bending if albeit slowly. No wonder they are overworked, why on earth would you had them doing construction work a strong non bender could do easier and faster?

Because that is the other problem, the best "solution" the higher ups had found has been ask the other Havens for help.

Even if there weren't any bandits, or "demons" around, how is this sustainable? If there are less benders every day, and they can't make sure the people being borns are benders at all, why they aren't finding any alternatives?

Try to train non benders in more jobs that can be done without bending, talk to Akasha so they can train people in Ellora to do more with technology. Anything that isn't a bandaid solution that would had them work out, once that outisde help is gone.

It's so hilarious it's good!

Genuine question it killed me the first time like of they doing the bit again. Curious what the peeps opinion is

It caught me off guard with how clever and witty it was! Way way smarter than you expect from a typical kids’ show.

(Pic is just an example of one of many moments that made me chuckle).

This is not a criticism of the show as more of just a genuine curiosity.

By this point in the original series and TLOK, we had a good idea on which characters we will be following throughout the story. Both series would go on to expand their main cast of characters (especially TLOK, arguably to its detriment), but we are only nine episodes in and I feel like we already have such a huge cast of characters.

Karthik has played a pretty big role in the story, but I'm wondering if he will continue to be a major player as the show goes on, especially with Jae taking the role of mentor and guardian for the twins. Daemin has been part of the promotional, but he's hardly done anything significant in this season so far. Datu is Jae's boyfriend and that's...cute, but given the circumstances the relationship probably won't last. And then we have the members of the White Lotus both in and outside of Ellora who we know nothing about.

On the other hand, for our antagonists, we have the Faceless members: Uki, Zi, and the queen Agam, who will most likely become allies. We also have Kayoko, the Empress Yeshe, and the other leaders of the Havens, which means there are many more characters that we haven't met yet. And we also have potential characters in Pavi and Nisha's parents. Also will Team Avatar still exist in the same way, with multiple benders and nonbenders who cover all four elements and non-bending talents with the Avatars at the center of the group?

I feel like we're in for a big reckoning in these final episodes that will hopefully give this series a little more focus. We know there is a "Battle" coming, if episode 11 is any indication, but does that mean that we'll be seeing any on-screen (or off-screen) character deaths?

My gut reaction is to say probably not, but this is Avatar so who knows?

Thoughts?

Or did she go traditional with age?

ATLA had Cabbage merchant's "my cabbages".

LoK had varrick's "Do the thing".

Can we expect this to be the recurring joke in ASH/A7H or do the creators have something else in mind??

I'm a lesbian and I think Zi is very hot. That is all.

Jokes aside, I'm loving Seven Havens. It's not perfect, but it succeeds in reviving my love for the Avatar series. I definitely need to give LoK another chance considering how important Korra is to the plot.

It's a ruse. Come on.

Imagine being terrified and trying to murder a 9 year old who’s the equivalent of a wet kitten

And Sozin's Comet is also nearby......

Gime kartik boi some more muscle arc

Both Uki and Daemin's true allegiance are hinted in episode 3.

Uki reveals that the Energy Monster came from underground. However most people would assume it came from above since the red lightning first manifested after Bountan was struct from lightning from the storm. However since Uki's working with the Faceless who live under Ellora and see the red gems everywhere, she'd correctly assume the monster came from underground.

Daemin meanwhile uses the exact same logic Karthik used earlier to justify how people's perception of safety matters more than the truth. Viewing fixing the wall to make people feel safe as a worthy way to spend their time.

The voice actresses of Pavi and Nisha were both born in 2012 the same year Legend of Korra first aired...... just in case you needed to feel old today 🙃