Avatar: Seven Havens Episode 3 Hints at the Return of the 'My Cabbages!' Guy
With the release of Avatar: Seven Havens, I decided to cave and grab a Paramount+ subscription just to watch it. After checking out the first three episodes , I can honestly say I'm hooked. With the series creators returning on the project, it feels like quintessential ATLA. My newfound subscription also granted me access to the recent Avatar Aang movie , which I also loved. But there's one…
The third episode of Avatar: Seven Havens has fans speculating about the return of a beloved character from the series' past. After watching the first three episodes, one viewer claims they are "hooked" on the show, praising the creators for staying true to the style of the original Avatar: The Last Airbender (ATLA). They also mention enjoying the recently released Avatar: The Last Airbender movie.
The viewer points out that the cabbage joke, which originated in ATLA, made an appearance in The Legend of Korra through a cabbage merchant's son who worked for Cabbage Corp in Republic City. They wonder if the cabbage gag could make a comeback in Seven Havens. Initially, the post-apocalyptic world of Seven Havens seems to lack the potential for cabbage farming, as most foods appear to be brown and the foliage is geometric.
However, they note that in Episode 3, there is a screenshot showing what appears to be cauliflower, which suggests that cabbages could potentially be grown in this world. Cabbage and cauliflower share similar growing conditions, and cabbage is easier to cultivate. The viewer believes it is highly likely that the creators will incorporate the "My cabbages!" reference in the series, though they are curious about how closely it will be tied to the original cabbage merchant from Korra.
They also mention that with ten episodes remaining in the season, there is ample time to develop cabbage lore before the series finale.
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