There will be more four
seasons series of Avatar world in total
Aang, Korra, Earthbending dude, Firebending gal. In each one the technology will increase accordingly, until the last season will be in Cyberpunk and the big bad will be an earthbender who can 'cyberbend' components in a computer with metalbending and so control the world. After that season, I dunno if Avatar world will continue to exist, or the Avatar and bending powers will cease to exist with such technology and the world will be Avatarless and modern like our own.
I think you mean series and the airbenders are back.
Yeah, on both counts. Got too carried away to worry about simple things like word choice.
It would be a miracle if they hadn't jumped the shark by then.
Maybe we'll get a Star Trek size universe and mythology with the Avatarverse.
I'm sorry, but I started bashing my head into my desk at "cyberbend". Control the components how? By making them break or something?
How about this; the 'Airbender' series took place at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution (mid-1800's). The 'Waterbender' series will take place in the 'Roaring Twenties/Great Depression' era (early-1900's). Perhaps the 'Earthbender' series will take place during a 'Cold War'-style era. Whereas before, the Fire Nation was the dominant military power, by this point, all the nations are extremely powerful, mutually-assured destruction is a very real possibility and a war is brewing that could wipe out everyone. Perhaps the 'Earthbender' series will include James Bond-esqe Spy-Thriller influences? And finally, going by this trend, the 'Firebender' series will happen at the dawn of the space age. And since the Avatar is tied to the Planet, then moving into space would provide some very interesting philosophical dilemmas for the protagonist. And it could provide a pretty awesome finale to the franchise.
Close, but the Earthbender is more likely to take place in the present or the recent past to accommodate Korra NOT dying at 40.
Another alternative. The 'Earthbender' series takes place in modern 21st century setting with corresponding tech levels, dealing with corporate takeover replacing classical balance. 'Firebender' series takes place in the 22nd century with humanity beginning its exploration into deep space, dealing with how humanity and the Avatar expands into other worlds learning alien forms of bending, possibly meeting Alien Avatars. And for good measure we get another 'Airbender' series in the 24th century, where The Federation exists and the Avatar transcends into a spirit of The Galaxy instead of just the Earth.