r/Avatar • u/marscocdelta • 22h ago
Discussion Is Avatar 4 going happen?
I constantly see people saying “avatar 4 is canceled" yet nothing has been said. On the other hand, there is now news, so what is going on?
r/Avatar • u/marscocdelta • 22h ago
I constantly see people saying “avatar 4 is canceled" yet nothing has been said. On the other hand, there is now news, so what is going on?
r/Avatar • u/The4WhoresMen • 2h ago
Is this spot on?
A crock of 💩?
A bit of both, and you have some notes / corrections to add?
Curious what others think!
r/Avatar • u/targuzzling • 15h ago
does anyone else feel like people in this fandom act like there was NO AGENCY whatsoever in the kids’ decision to follow lo’ak?
like yes, lo’ak is impulsive and reckless but he will be waist deep in a stupid idea and his siblings will spawn behind him in a congo line, uninvited and unannounced. i don’t understand this constant expectation from fans that he not exercise his free will because his siblings will also exercise THEIR free will and follow him.
yes lo’ak has made mistakes, but i honestly don’t believe going after payakan and spider was one of them. everyone made their decision that day. neteyam following lo’ak ultimately ended catastrophically, but it was predictable. but lo’ak did NOT recruit neteyam, ao’nung, tsireya, rotxo, kiri—and ESPECIALLY NOT TUK—for Operation: Warn Payakan. i was genuinely getting pissed off when everyone started saying that lo’ak put his sisters in danger. lo’ak didn’t “PUT” his sisters ANYWHERE actually.
like what was the long term plan there? don’t fuck off anywhere because your siblings will follow you because you did it first?
lo’ak being my favourite character does not blind me to the fact that, yes, sometimes he makes materially bad decisions. but you can’t draw a straight line from lo’ak to neteyam’s death.
i suppose that’s the point though. lo’ak in fire and ash doesn’t even really fully realize that people tend to gravitate towards him. doesn’t fully realize that he’s radicalizing the reef kids. that’s very funny of him actually.
anyways. at the end of the day, lo’ak’s stubbornness, when pointed in the right direction, is one of his greatest strengths. being stubborn and hardheaded got the tulkun to abrogate a millennia-or-however-old law of absolute pacifism.
r/Avatar • u/Maleficent_Dare4534 • 1h ago
Lets say his original self is still alive and he links to his avatar like Jake in first movie. Does he still make a deal with fire tribe? When general wants mangkwan out of the base, does he obey?
r/Avatar • u/Particular-Dirt-2636 • 2h ago
What do You think will be the role od Pril, daughter of Ronal, on Avatar 4 and 5?
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r/Avatar • u/Giuly_Blaziken • 7h ago
Now that we are waiting for A4 and 5 to get announced, I felt it was appropriate to post this. Be strong, guys!
r/Avatar • u/mkverbum • 9h ago
I was 12 years old when I watched Avatar on the big screen in 2009.
The movie literally swallowed me whole. I became a super fan buying every book, toy and game there was (yes I played the PC, Wii and Nintendo DS version lmao). I wished so hard there would be more stuff. I had the bandai action figures as well.
I wrote fan fiction for 2 or 3 years, engaged in forums talking about movie details. I was obsessed with the RDA's machine and gun design from the first movie and I got way too far learning Navi.
I think I watched the making of on youtube like 10 times so I cant even count the number of times I watched the movie (original and extended version).
I was already married when A2 released and a father when A3 came out so I didn't follow anything around the change in the fandom and subculture but I saw much more toys and merchandise in the stores and I was super jealous because I feel too old to enjoy any of this now. When Frontiers of Pandora was announced I thought I might buy a PS5 only for that game but I just don't have the time to play so I never bought one. Although I bought the graphic novels shortly before A2 came out and I went to the premiere which was big for me.
Did anybody experience something similar? I wanted Avatar to be as big as LOTR or Star Wars but there wasnt enough material for it to be as big of a thing, even though it was the highest grossing movie ever
Hi everyone, I don't remember where or when (I guess on TikTok of YouTube shorts?), but I heard that in Avatar 4 they're thinking about putting the Sarentu clan (or clans from Frontiers of Pandora).
It's unlikely to happen, I know... But as somebody who played the game, jeez if I'd love that!! Only the thought excites me!!
Anyone who feels the same? Anybody disagrees? Anybody knows if it's officially true or fake news? I would love to talk about that even if it's completely made up.
r/Avatar • u/DezTheOtter • 1h ago
I love the Zeswa the most from the Frontiers of Pandora game. As a guy who loves traveling and cheese, they seem like my type of people. And they seem like such a proud people who always have a good time.