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Just finished the first episode of Seven Havens. So my fan theory from a year ago that Reddit said was stupid turned out to be true.

Ok now that I've seen episode 2, I have a theory. What if Korra intentionally spread the rumour that she caused the cataclysm to make her successor hated and keep them hidden from something. And what if the twin reincarnation is part of that strategy? 1/

Also it looked like they were playing in front of the Tree of Time that Vaatu was trapped in. So my thinking is the seven havens are: Earth, Fire, Water North, Water South, Republic City, Metal (we know it exists from a flashback), Spirit? 2/2

Hang on, if one of the havens is in the Spirit World. Then that would mean Pavi and Nisha were able to skip the 200 year gap in a matter of years due to how time works there. So there was no dead babies, the Avatar just disappeared as far as the world was concerned. #SevenHavens

I've now finished episode 3 in time for the next batch of episodes. So the [spoiler] at the end reminds me of the mask Zuko wore in ATLA season 1, which now that I think about it that arc of his kinda came out of nowhere then disappeared just as fast. 1/

And I noticed that Pavi tends to act more like Aang, cautious and afraid. While Nisha tends to act more like Korra, headstrong and brazen. It's like fans of either series are getting the best (worst?) of both. Which is probably a good move for this reincarnation. 2/2

So episode 6 just confirmed it wasn't Korra who destroyed the world, absolutely based 😎.

I have yet to see eps 7-9 of #SevenHavens, but I have some theory I wanna put out before getting to them. Theory 1: Zaheer took advantage of the cataclysm to found the Seven Havens, promote his self-reliance ideology, and animosity towards the Avatar. 1/

Theory 4: Korra had a subconscious influence on her successor splitting off into two people, in order to give them a fighting chance against a threat that doomed the world 3/3