The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra, Seven Havens, and both live-action versions.
One animated series, a sequel set seventy years later, a film that continues it, and two live-action versions of the same story. The animated line is the one to watch; the live-action ones are remakes rather than continuations and neither is well regarded.
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Twenty episodes, made for children and written well enough that this has stopped being a caveat. Nothing before it, and the first series is much the weakest of the three. It is worth reaching the second before deciding.
An animated film continuing the original series with much of the original crew, set in the years after it ends. It assumes you have watched all three series and gives away their ending, so it goes after them.
Set seventy years later with a new Avatar and a deliberately older audience in mind. Divisive among people who loved the first, and it needs it: the world has moved on in ways that only land if you saw what it moved on from.
Then what? The two live-action versions are retellings of the original series rather than additions to it: the 2010 film is one of the worst reviewed adaptations of anything, and the 2024 Netflix series is a straighter remake of the first twenty episodes. Avatar: Seven Havens is the next animated series and has not arrived yet.
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