Paramount+ Schedules Avatar: Seven Havens for Oct. 9 After Early Aang Streaming Release

The 26-episode series will bow as two 13-episode volumes, a release choice that signals a TV-first push and raises reputational questions from a Comic-Con slide that artists have denied.

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A leaked high-definition copy of Avatar Aang prompted Paramount to move the film’s streaming debut forward and run a one-week awards‑qualifying engagement in two theaters, while the movie quickly rose to the top of Paramount+ charts and sold out its limited screenings.
Avatar Studios confirmed at San Diego Comic‑Con that Avatar: Seven Havens will premiere on Paramount+ on October 9 and that the season consists of 26 episodes split into two 13-episode volumes rather than a single all-at-once drop.
An initial Variety report saying all 26 episodes would be released at once was retracted, leaving the confirmed two-volume structure as the clarified rollout plan.
A Comic‑Con slide that began with the phrase 'According to ChatGPT' sparked online concern about possible AI use in design, but visual development artists on the project publicly denied any AI in the art process and studios have not yet issued a formal statement.
Creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino confirmed they are already working on another Avatar TV project, and the current schedule and reception will likely shape Paramount’s future distribution and production choices for the franchise.