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Who is “The One Left Behind”? Is it Nisha, Pavi, or — as Katie puts it — literally everybody else in Ellora?

Jordan and Katie break down Book One: Survival, Chapter 5: The One Left Behind and the two of them love it, minus all the secrecy that’s stressing Katie out.

Jordan argues if Ellora is the "Survival Haven" associated with the Root Chakra, then he hopes Akasha is the “Pleasure Haven” which is… a stance.

Daemin’s poster shenanigans give Katie “Mulan” vibes and Jordan loves the balance of tension and humor in this episode, especially the Elderly Elloran Citizen.

This would have been Jordan’s favorite episode of the series thus far, had it not been for the most unbelievable scene in the Avatarverse he has ever seen: the food fight.

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The second batch of episodes for Avatar: Seven Havens has officially dropped and Katie and Jordan dive straight into Chapter 4: The Faceless.

Jordan does some deep dives and is late to the party figuring out the connection between the Root Chakra and Book One: Survival and Katie talks about the implications of "fear" in this episode.

Jordan just can't figure out how the Faceless see out of their unusually ornate masks and he and Katie accidentally call Daemin "Denim" before Jordan realizes his theme music is very familiar.

Katie says Pavi's character is a soothing balm and Jordan can't stop being paranoid about every single ally introduced to Team Avatar.

Jordan cold-calls their friend with knowledge about the Root Chakra, but who knows what he actually heard.

Have any blazing Flameo Hotman theories or about to combust because you need to tell somebody what you're enjoying about Avatar: Seven Havens? Send Katie and Jordan your thinkin'-thoughts to yipyiphooraypodcast@gmail.com

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Chapter 2: Into the Storm hits the ground running and doesn't let up!

We've got twin Avatars and Jordan, of course, is hoping that they're secretly triplets. Nisha is reminding Katie of Princess Jasmine from "Aladdin" and Jordan breaks down the Sanskrit origins of Pavi and Nisha's names.

Katie struggles with making sound effects with her voice and Jordan spends most of this episode analyzing every character's pupil shape. Spoiler alert: Pavi and Nisha's are different than everyone else.

Katie enjoys Pavi's character arc in this episode and her ability to confront her fears along with a friend.

Jordan throws out some wild theories about the origins of Pavi and Nisha and also pitches a correlation between "Into the Storm" and Avatar: The Last Airbender's pivotal episode "The Storm". Does it work? You be the judge!

Have any Seven Havens hot takes? Anything we got egregiously wrong? Are all the Airbender's descended from Aang? Send us your thinkin' to yipyiphooraypodcast@gmail.com and let's chat!

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It's been 12 years since Korra ended and 225 years since she destroyed the world! Katie and Jordan stay up until way past their bedtime to catch the premiere of Avatar: Seven Havens as soon as it dropped, which was at the very specific time of 12:11 a.m. for some reason.

Tears were shed in the final moments of the premiere chapter "On the Horizon" and the back half of the episode sunk its hooks into Jordan, who is officially onboard, even if the animation is freaking him out a little bit.

Katie claims Geet is mostly cat, with very little monkey to be found (except opposable thumbs and a prehensile tail?) and Jordan still can't get over the domestic cat sounds Geet makes, but maintains that its way better than Naga ever was.

Jordan's ears pick up on an early Easter Egg from Book One: Water and feels like the smartest boy in the world.

Enjoy the latest/earliest podcast they've ever recorded and listen to their rapid descent into delirium towards the end!

Avatar State! Yip yip!

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Just like how Aang was frozen in an iceberg for 100 years, Katie and Jordan went into the Avatar State and froze the podcast for nearly six! They're back, a little delirious, and also need to master three more elements by Summer's End.

The podcast is shifting focus to the newest series from Avatar Studios with Avatar: Seven Havens! Katie loves a twin story and Jordan admits twins stress him out, but is curious if this season will feature any "The Parent Trap" situations for our new twin protagonists Pavi and Nisha.

Katie admits she had no idea what Avatar: Seven Havens even was and Jordan admits he read some of the leaks on Reddit.

This new series has "Dune" vibes, a guy named Jae, and our first ever Cat-Monkeys! Join Katie and Jordan as they untangle a pair of trailers and prepare for the premiere of Avatar: Seven Havens!

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The Yip Yip crew ends the podcast with who it started with, inviting Jessica over for a socially distanced breakdown of the finale and the series as a whole. Jordan theorizes why the rest of the world let the Fire Nation subjugate them. Jessica is still really drawn to Azula and feels she gets done dirty in the finale and wishes her brother Zuko had more colors in his firebending. Katie discusses why Aang clings to his culture more than other Avatars. Jessica breaks down the old Avatars’ advice. Jessica and Katie pine for one more Azula scene. Yip yip!

The comet arrives! The group finishes Avatar: The Last Airbender by watching the series finale “Sozin’s Comet” with chapters 18: The Phoenix King, 19: The Old Masters, 20: Into the Inferno, and 21: Avatar Aang. Jordan talks about Zuko’s quest for forgiveness in the back half of Book Three. Troy still hasn’t seen Black Panther. Katie loves the score in the last episodes. Jordan feels like the Spirit World is intervening in the events of the finale. Katie is unimpressed with Katara during the Final Agni Kai. Troy takes exactly two notes, namely how Toph still can't bend wood. Jordan repeats the very last word spoken in the series and it's perfect.