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'Why is the Avatar a girl?': 'Avatar: Seven Havens' is already causing controversy, and it's not even released yet | The Mary Sue
Predictably, men are already angry that the Avatar in the new Avatar: The Last Airbender series, Avatar: Seven Havens, will be female.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender is expanding with the new Avatar: Seven Havens series. Although the series was just announced, internet users are already predictably disgruntled because the Avatar will be female.
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The franchise has been experiencing a resurgence with the live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender adaptation and the upcoming movie Aang: The Last Airbender. Shortly before Avatar: The Last Airbenderâs 20th anniversary, news broke that Nickelodeon greenlighted another sequel series, Avatar: Seven Havens, from the original Avatar creators Michael DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. The series takes place after Avatar: The Legend of Korra and follows a young earthbender who discovers sheâs the Avatar while the world is âshattered by a devastating cataclysm.â The discovery sets her on a dangerous mission with her âlong-lost twinâ to âsave the Seven Havensâ before civilization collapses.
Naturally, details on the newly announced series are scarce. All we really know is that Avatar is returning to the screen. While most fans are excited about the series, the usual bad actors were triggered by one word in the synopsis: she.
Itâs believed that the girl in Avatar: Seven Havens is the next Avatar directly after Korra. Users looking for excuses to be angry about the Avatar being a girl claimed they were concerned about the Avatar being female twice in a row. User @DekuMight55 wrote, âWhy is the Avatar a girl back to back?â
(@DekuMight55/X)Thereâs no reason to be concerned about the Avatar being female back-to-back, as the show has already confirmed this is possible. After all, it literally has a 50/50 chance of being either male or female. The Avatar before Aang was Roku, so there have been times in Avatar history when the Avatar was the same gender twice in a row. Of course, everyone knows the reason these people are upset isnât because Avatar: Seven Havens broke some in-universe rule by making the Avatar a girl. Theyâre angry that the Avatar is female, period.
Given all the right-wing hysteria over âwokenessâ and âDEI,â it has bizarrely become commonplace for people to get triggered by shows simply acknowledging that people can be female or having women in lead roles. Numerous X users quickly began complaining about the news, bemoaning how itâs going to be âKorra round 2â or becoming hysterical by the thought that she might be queer, even though absolutely nothing has been said about her sexuality. One user even did quite the mental gymnastics to insist, with no evidence, that Avatar: The Last Airbender is predominantly targeted at boys and to claim he already knows Avatar: Seven Havens will fail like Legend of Korra ⦠even though Legend of Korra was a huge success.
(@rpg_haven/X)(@caesar_pounce/X)@blnguyen014/X)(@therealbajo/X)(@debayo_xx/X)(@red14679/X)Ultimately, the Avatar has never been genderlocked. The only cycle it needs to adhere to is through the nations: Fire, Air, Water, and Earth. Since Korra was a waterbender, the next Avatar needs to be an earthbender, which Avatar: Seven Havens is following. Additionally, complaining about gender this early is absurd. After all, the synopsis mentions a long-lost twin, with many already suspecting the twins have the Avatar power split between them. Thereâs a chance this unidentified twin could be a male. For all we know, we could get a female and male Avatar. However, even in this scenario, male X dwellers would probably still cry that both twins arenât male.
Ultimately, the gender of the Avatar doesnât matter. Real fans will be happy that thereâs another Avatar series from the original creators and wait for more details. Only people who donât appreciate the franchise will throw a premature tantrum because they were triggered by the word âsheâ in the synopsis.
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 was traumatized by the abrupt deaths of multiple students who had crushes on her. Plagued by rumors that she was a “witch,” Mi Jeong decided to quit school and stay cooped up inside at home. Even then, her mysterious “curse” followed her, and her father tragically died after saving her from a venomous snake bite.
In a preview that aired at the end of the episode, it was revealed that it was not Mi Jeong’s idea to leave the village; instead, it turned out that she had been pressured to leave by the other villagers. Most shocking of all, Lee Dong Jin (GOT7’s Jinyoung)’s mother Mi Sook (Jang Hye Jin) was seen standing at the forefront of the group asking Mi Jeong to leave. Later, while lying in a hospital bed, Mi Sook confessed to her son, “I was the one who chased that girl away.”
As Mi Sook was always kind, friendly, and generous to not only her son but also her neighbors, her unexpected and seemingly uncharacteristic involvement in Mi Jeong’s departure raised the question of whether something else had happened in the village after her father’s death.
In newly released stills from the drama’s upcoming third episode, a remorseful Mi Sook brings up the incident with Mi Jeong, which had remained painfully buried in her heart. As she lies in the hospital with Dong Jin by her side, Mi Sook catches her son off guard with her shocking confession—and what she has to say ultimately makes Dong Jin determined to figure out and undo the “curse” that afflicts Mi Jeong.
The drama’s production team teased, “This week, the heartbreaking reason why Mi Jeong had no choice but to leave the village—and why Dong Jin wants so badly to help Mi Jeong return to an ordinary life—will be revealed.”
“Dong Jin will begin to dig into Mi Jeong’s ‘pattern of death’ in earnest,” they continued. “The true mystery will begin starting from Episode 3.”
The third episode of “The Witch” will air on February 22 at 9:10 p.m. KST.
In the meantime, check out the first two episodes of the drama with subtitles on Viki below!
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