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AvatarTheory made an awesome video on one of my favorite theories for Avatar 3!

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sorry i havent posted in awhile guys :) but heres an edit‼️‼️

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Jake's knife had a lighter yellowish hilt with a circular pattern and Neteyam's had a darker greenish hilt with a diagonal pattern. That's definitely Neteyam's knife that Jake is wearing omg my heart 😭😭😭

I love how Neteyam still lingers in the movie through his costume pieces, literally haunting the narrative

HELP i just noticed that while Neytiri is wearing Neteyam’s choker at his funeral, Jake took his KNIFE. I’m gonna cry.

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Spider is 10000% for killing RDA. he doesn't even think about it. he went straight for maximum damage without a second thought. twice.

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It took me 2 weeks to complete this Avatar 3 concept art. I called it "The Chosen One". I hope you like it! 😊

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the battle from a2 was really just a skirmish. The deleted scene shows us that ardmore didn't see catching jake as a priority at all, she just gave quaritch a ship to appease him. The reason the RDA was defeated so easily was because it was one idiot commandeering a vessel meant for whaling, not war. Now they're taking Jake seriously and they're bringing out the actual warships.

Jake and co are gonna have to step up their game, and I am so so excited to see them rise to the challenge!

This is from Avatar 3. Look at that. RDA has a ship that makes SeaDragon look like a toy. And it's escorted by at least 5 SeaDragons, and I think 4 Dragon airships (including one standing on it').

The Sullies were never going to be able to live in peace in Awa'atlu just because they won one battle. RDA was never going to give up - no matter whether Quaritch lived or died. They were always going to come back with bigger guns.

This is from a teaser to the new Empire Magazine feature on Avatar Fire and Ash:

As production designer Ben Procter promises Empire, in Fire And Ash “we’re going to see an airborne and water-borne battle for the ages, as the Pandoran forces and RDA clash in a really interesting environment”. It’s a face-off, he says, that makes The Way Of Water’s end battle look like “nothing but a skirmish”.

RDA is even more tooled-up this time – bringing along a gigantic, smoke-belching Factory Ship (“Essentially a moving oil platform that is designed to capture and process the tulkun on an industrial scale”), more than twice the size of the SeaDragons. “Coming out of these vehicles is an army, and all of that leads into a war,” says Procter. “At the end of Avatar 3, what we’re going to see is something of a scale, in terms of conflict, that we have not seen before.” Payakan had better have some new tricks up his fins.

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We got a wind trader!!!!!!

And a clan name!

And a new ship!

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A ship twice the size of SeaDragon? It looks like the only thing that can be done is to smuggle Spider with a fire extinguisher to the bridge.

I can see it now - Avatar Fire and Ash the con movie.

Spider contacts Quaritch pretending he wants come with him so he can get on the ship.

Payakan and Na'vi create distraction so he can grab a fire extinguisher and crash the ship into the rest of the fleet.

Jake and Neytiri secure the escape route.

Quaritch goes to cry in the corner because no one loves him.

Spider is like "Fine, I can come for Sunday dinner but nowhere near RDA. "

Quaritch: 🤩

Ardmore: 😠🤬💀

Quaritch resigns to spend more time with family.

The end

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The father, the holy ghost...

...and the son

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Did it make your sins easier to bear? Playing make believe?

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Carrie Hollinger, part of the costume department, said at Omaticon to look out for some of Neytiri’s outfits in Avatar: Fire and Ash, because in her mourning she will hold on to one of Neteyam’s piece of clothing, which she will use differently, and will appear in several scenes. Because Neytiri wearing his choker at the end of ATWOW wasn’t enough. My heart

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Dancing on this bitch's grave like^^^

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Do you think Quaritch will try to take Spider again or will he respect Spider's decision to stay with the Sullies?

With avatar 3 less than a year away, it's got me wondering about all the relationship dynamics we'll get to see play out in the movie. One relationship I'm particularly curious about is Quaritch and Spider, since they ended on such an interesting note. Quaritch finally acknowledged Spider as a son and asked him to come with him, but Spider, despite saving his life, seemed to have given up on the little bit of positive connection they built before Quaritch started committing war crimes and threatening his friends. Spider chose to leave him for the Sullies, and Quaritch looked genuinely hurt when Spider left, but didn't pursue him (fantastic subtle acting on Slang's part! The soft little "Spider!" he says as Spider disappears always gets me).

Whenever Spider and Quaritch inevitably run into each other in A3, do you think Quaritch will try to make Spider come with him by force again like he did in A2, or do you think he will respect Spider's decision to stay away from him and let him leave? Will Quaritch develop enough as a character to have some self-awareness and think "well, I made the kid witness a bunch of warcrimes and held his best friend under knifepoint, so maybe I don't deserve to have him?"

Or, if the reveal that Spider saved Quaritch goes really bad with the Sullies, do you think Spider might even consider willingly going with Quaritch? Especially if Quaritch cuts ties with the RDA, which seems to be a possibility?

I just want to know what other fans think!

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Aranahe, Zeswa, and Kame'tire outfits

This is my Sarentu character, A'karu! I can never decide which look I like the best for her so whenever I open the game I change her outfit depending on what region I want to explore and complete quests for that day. Sometimes I lowkey treat AFOP like a dress up doll game cause I get so caught up in choosing the best look lmao

Some lore I made up about her just for fun:

I came up with the name A'karu by combining sounds from A'hari, her sister's name, and Kataru, her mother's name, because I wanted her name to be a tie to her family that no one can remove from her.

She tries very hard to live up to the Sarentu tradition of being a diplomat, and one way she expresses that is through fashion. She takes care to choose her clothes and paint in a way that will seem familiar to the Na'vi she interacts with. While fashion can be a source of fun and self-expression for her, she sometimes also gets too caught up in worrying about her appearance because she is insecure that she will come off as "human like" no matter how she looks.

Unlike her ever-changing wardrobe, A'karu almost always wears her hair in dreadlocks. Sadly, she doesn't really have any memories of her father, but A'hari described him to her many times, so A'karu knows he was a tall Na'vi with dreadlocks. When A'karu was little, she wanted something physical to remember her father by, like her mother's songcord, so she asked Alma if she could loc her hair like her father. Unfortunately, Mercer overheard and shut that idea down with cruel comments about how dirty and wild A'karu's father must've looked with such hair, and A'karu was stupid for wanting to imitate someone who "abandoned" her. Now that she's free and knows the truth, she revels in wearing dreadlocks, whether she keeps her natural color in the kinglor forest or dyes it while visiting the plains or clouded forest.

A'karu views Rinela, Nor, and Teylan as siblings despite not being biologically related. She doesn't blame Nor or Teylan for their actions, and wishes Nor would come back so he could get a chance to be forgiven and move forward like Teylan. Their little group just doesn't feel the same without him. When Rinela started talking about becoming the tsahik of their little clan of four, A'karu originally thought Nor would be the best choice to be olo'eyktan. With Nor being gone for so long, Rinela, Teylan, and So'lek have asked A'karu if she would be the new Sarentu olo'eyktan, but she feels unsuited for the role.

When A'karu gets older, she knows she wants to adopt war orphans with no place to go (Na'vi of course, but even human ones if there are any. Never know if there could be another Spider situation) and make sure no child ever grows up feeling abandoned the way she and the Sarentu did. Also have biological children if she finds the right person. She dreams about one day passing on Sarentu traditions to a new generation and bringing her clan back from extinction, while also bringing in new traditions from the clans her adopted children originally came from.

She doesn't have any solid memories of her parents, she never felt close enough to Alma to see her as a mother (despite Alma pushing herself into a maternal role), and Mercer never saw much potential in her so he never tried to insert himself as a paternal figure like he did with poor Teylan. So for most of her life, A'karu had no one she felt a parental connection to. When she and the Sarentu were little, Alma would sometimes let them watch old human movies and tv shows, and A'karu loved seeing heroic movie characters who protected kids, like Superman or Ellen Ripley. She used to daydream about these heroic characters swooping in to rescue her and the other kids from TAP and becoming her parents. When So'lek showed up as part of the rescue team, she felt a bit like her dream had come true. However, even though So'lek takes on a mentor role to A'karu and the Sarentu, he also holds them all at an emotional distance due to his own trauma, and their relationship is strictly mentor/student. A'karu is emotionally intelligent enough to understand this about So'lek without being told and respects it, but sometimes that childish part of her wishes So'lek would become closer, like an uncle or even a father figure.

Her closest friends outside of the Sarentu are Koranu (the weaver girl you can trade with from the Aranahe) and Okul (the goofy nonbinary character from the Kame'tire), and she loves to spend time exploring the Kinglor and Clouded Forests with them respectively to search for new materials for crafting and cooking. Though A'karu loves and respects the Zeswa, she doesn't spend as much time with their clan as the other two. The wide open plains make her feel nervous. She prefers the forests, where there are plenty of places to hide or use for cover is she is attacked.

Speaking of which, A'karu prefers stealth tactics when taking down RDA bases over all others. She was always one of the slowest with a gun during TAP training (something Mercer constantly harassed her for) and is also slow with a bow despite all of So'lek's lessons (because I myself am terrible at videogame lmao), so she prefers to aim at targets that aren't moving too much, namely, ones that don't know she's there. As far as she's concerned, it's much easier to take down AMPs and soldiers when they're not shooting at you. She even prioritizes going on foot to be stealthy when it would be more convenient to attack from ikran-back or direhorse-back because she hates the thought of Storm, her ikran, or any of the direhorses getting hurt because she's too slow with a weapon.

A'karu also has a hidden resentment towards Alma. Deep down, she wishes Alma would leave the resistance or face some other, harsher consequences for being complicit in genocide, but she thinks feeling resentful is not very "Sarentu-like," so she bottles it up. She secretly thinks Nor had a right to kill Alma's avatar, but keeps her thoughts to herself because she's afraid the resistance members will judge her for feeling that way.

Does anyone else have lore they made up about their Sarentu character? I'd love to hear it if you did!

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Does he know he would literally tower over Jake and Quaritch if they were the same species??? Look at how tall Jack is compared to Stephen and Sam!

does spider know he’s tall

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Teylan with a Heartlands Direhorse! Those hearts are platonic, obviously.

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