Avatar: Seven Havens cast and characters

Main cast

	Character · voice	Who they are
	Pavi Saheli Khan	A timid nine-year-old earthbender living rough in Ellora. She is the Avatar, though she never asked to be, and the world treats that as a threat rather than a promise.
	Nisha Aishu Devan	Pavi's long-lost twin sister. She can also bend all four elements and was raised by Karthik, which is why the show keeps calling her Avatar Nisha.
	Jae Major Curda	An airbender and platoon leader in Ellora's Brigade. He is the first person to see Pavi bend, becomes her mentor and is inducted into the White Lotus in episode 3.
	Karthik Akshay Khanna	A master airbender known as the Human Hurricane, captain and then commander of Ellora's defenders. A member of the Order of the White Lotus and Nisha's guardian.
D	Daemin Darren Barnet	A waterbender in Jae's platoon and a fellow Order member. Karthik assigns him to help protect the twins after the Faceless raid.
	Geet and Ruhi Dee Bradley Baker	Two cat-monkey companions. Baker voiced Appa and Momo in the original series, so the lineage is very much on purpose.
A	Agam Sakina Jaffrey	An Elloran character introduced in Book 1.
Z	Zi Dianne Doan	Introduced in Book 1.

Stills: Paramount+ / Avatar Studios, from the official NYCC 2026 script-to-screen clip. Daemin, Agam and Zi have not appeared in the released promotional footage, so they get initials for now.

Ellora and the Harshlands

Other named characters so far: Chancellor Kayoko, who governs Ellora and is threatened in public by Molin, an anti-Avatar agitator arrested in episode 5. Datu, whose blue ink Jae traces the slogans to. Bountan, the traumatised former commander who warns that something is coming. Uki, the girl kidnapped by the Faceless in episode 4. And the Faceless themselves, masked raiders from the Harshlands whose leader has not been shown.

Ellora is one of the seven havens. The other six have not been named on screen yet; episode 6 ends with Jae persuading Kayoko to ask them for help, so expect that to change on October 23.

Creators and crew

• Created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko (executive producers)
• Developed by Sehaj Sethi, who also wrote episode 1
• Showrunner Ethan Spaulding (executive producer)
• Producer Manivone Beil
• Supervising director Alexandra Chiu; episode directors so far Kenji Ono, Jen Bennett and Jasmine Goggins
• Music Jeremy Zuckerman, composer of the earlier series
• Studios Avatar Studios, Ginormous Madman Films and Nickelodeon Animation Studio, with animation by La Chouette Compagnie

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