Former Navy soldier Jack integrated into the Nami tribe in the Pandora rainforest through his avatar "Avatar". After falling in love with the Nami Natili and understanding their "coexisting with nature" civilization, he led his tribe to resist human plundering of superconducting minerals and destruction of their home trees.

Jack and Neytiri, who became the chieftains of Nami, moved their families to the Ocean Tribe to avoid being chased by Kuqi. They learned underwater survival skills and formed an alliance with the intelligent marine creature Tukun, ultimately joining forces with the Ocean Tribe to fight against the Tukun hunting operation launched by humans to extract the anti-aging substance "Amrita".

The death of his eldest son Natyam exacerbates the conflict within Jack's family. The human villain Quatch forms an alliance with the "Ash Tribe" Na'vi, who abandoned their faith in "Eva" due to a volcanic disaster, triggering the ultimate Pandora sea, land, and air battle. Jack's family also experienced their own growth and struggles in it.

Pandora is a terrestrial planet several light years away from Earth, similar in size to Earth but possessing a unique ecosystem based on completely different biochemistry

The atmosphere is toxic to humans due to its high concentration of ammonia and methane, but it has given birth to luminous "soul trees", suspended Hallelujah Mountains (relying on the magnetic field effect of the superconducting ore Unobtanium), as well as peculiar creatures such as hammerhead thunder beasts and hexapod horses.

The plant roots of the entire planet are connected through bioelectric signals to form an "Eywa" neural network, forming a living ecosystem that can perceive, remember, and even "think", making every tree and animal a "family" to each other.

The blue indigenous people, who are nearly 3 meters tall, have feline like golden pupils, a curly long tail (to balance the body), and a "queue" nerve tentacle on their heads that can "communicate" with living beings

Can establish a lifelong contract with the mount banshee through the whisker, and can also connect to the Eywa network to "listen" to the voice of the planet

Living on a tribal basis, jointly governed by "Olo'eyktan" (war leader) and "Tsahik" (spiritual leader), believing in the belief that "all things have spirits"

In the first part, only the Rainforest Tribe (Omatikaya tribe), also known as the Neytini family, appears; The second part introduces the Marine Tribe (Mekaina tribe), which refers to the island and reef tribes living near the sea; The third unit will appear as a neutral tribal wind trader, an aerial caravan, who may later form an alliance with Jack due to their opposition to the Ashes tribe; The Ash Tribe is a villainous tribe that appears in the third installment, losing their home due to a volcanic eruption and abandoning their faith in Eva, viewing nature as a 'usable tool'.

After the depletion of Earth's resources, humans set their sights on Pandora's Unobtanium ore (which has room temperature superconductivity and can solve the energy crisis), and RDA secretly launched the "Avatar Project"

Avatar Project ": Using human genes and Na'vi DNA to cultivate" Avatar "bodies that look no different from Na'vi, and then allowing human volunteers to" upload "consciousness through neural connection pods to remotely control these bodies and infiltrate Na'vi tribes.

Former Navy soldier Jack gained walking ability through Avatar and infiltrated the Na'vi tribe, ultimately fighting against human plunder of the Na'vi and becoming their leader

Former Marine, transformed from a human explorer to a guardian of Pandora due to the Avatar project, transforms into a Na'vi, forms a cross racial family with Neytiri, and fights against the villain Quatch for a long time

Princess Na'vi, daughter of the chief of the Omatikaya tribe, saved Jack with her archery skills and guided him to integrate into the tribe. She later became a brave mother and warrior, demonstrating vulnerability and resilience in the pain of losing her son

Neteyam

Lo'ak

Kiri

Tuk

Spider

RDA security director, core villain, once led a human army to attack the Na'vi in the first part, continued to pursue the Jack family after returning as Avatar in the second part, and worked with the Ashes Na'vi as the main instigator of Pandora's ultimate battle in the third part

The leader of the Ash Tribe and Pandora's first "anti nature" Na'vi tribe, with a headdress resembling a volcanic eruption and a full body of red and black paint symbolizing flames and ashes. He allied with Quatch and was proficient in controlling the fire element, known as the "most vicious villain". He was the core threat in "Fire and Ashes" that burned the forest and threatened Qili

Ocean Tribe Leaders

Chief of Wind Traders

Neytiri fell into hatred due to the pain of losing her son and had a heated argument with Jack, who advocated "letting go of hatred"

The key line 'You can't live in hatred forever' is more ironic due to Jack's human identity background, implying cultural conflict and value opposition

Second son Locke rebelled due to his father's education style and family pressure

In the trailer, there is a scene where Locke pushes Jack away and angrily leaves, and their relationship is on the verge of breaking down

Spider's identity as the son of Kuqi became the trigger for family conflicts

It was discovered by Natiri in the second act of saving his father, which may trigger a crisis of trust in "adopting humans"

The Ash Clan (Mank Mining Clan) is the first "anti nature" Na'vi tribe on Pandora

Abandoning faith in "Eva" after losing their home due to a volcanic eruption, they view the power of nature as a combat tool, which is highly compatible with the concept of human predators

Played by Charlie Chaplin's granddaughter, Ona Droblin

The headwear resembles a volcanic eruption, with a full body of red and black paint symbolizing flames and ashes. With a fierce personality and proficiency in controlling fire elements, he is known as the "most vicious villain"

Master the Ikalan variant 'Night Fury'

Larger in size, with darker fur, covered in volcanic ash and battle damage, consistent with the dark aesthetic of the ethnic group

Locke and Celia infiltrated the sunken human "Sea Dragon"

Salvage the bow and arrow damaged by Neytini in the final battle, attempting to repair her mother's fighting spirit. The second naval battle ruins can be seen in the background, implying a tight continuation of the plot

The nomadic tribe 'Wind Tribe' appears on a jellyfish sailboat

Mastering the giant aerial creatures' magic size 'and' rainingdres bee sways' may become a key ally of Jack's camp

Chief Tenovari of the Water Tribe holds a mysterious ceremony with Tukun

Rock and Spider have water tribe totem tattoos on their arms, implying coming of age and ethnic acceptance

Spider goes from relying on oxygen masks to freely breathing Pandora's air in trailer

Suspected of completing body transformation through Kiri and Eva's power, with the addition of a Water Tribe totem on the arm, symbolizing a change in identity

Dr. Grace's daughter Kiri demonstrates stronger Eva communication skills

The Chieftain's wife hinted that she has the ability to change the situation and may become a key role in rescuing Jack

There is a strange phenomenon of seawater hanging upside down and mechanical debris floating in the final battle scene

It is speculated that it was caused by human destruction of the magnetic field in "Ancestral Bay", which corresponds to the scene of the second solar eclipse

Humans deployed two Sea Dragon ships and a giant "factory ship", and the Tukun tribe counterattacked with the tactic of "jumping and colliding"

On the aerial battlefield, the Ashes Clan Nightspirit engaged in fierce aerial combat with the Jack faction's Icaran

Jack and Quatch engage in close combat

Neytiri wielded a repaired bow and arrow to confront Valan

Kiri may use Eva's natural forces to intervene in the war situation

Natiri was shot while trying to save his children

Jack was captured by the Ashes tribe and triggered a joint rescue operation, bringing reconciliation opportunities to his family relationships during the crisis

From a rebellious teenager to a mature warrior attempting to repair his mother's bow and arrow

Comparison between funeral decorations on the chest and later tattoos, implying a shift in family responsibility

Close ups with tears streaming down one's face appear multiple times in the trailer

The pain of losing a child and being wounded in battle reveal the fragile side of her "brave mother" image

Returning to the human perspective from the leader of the Nawei tribe

The transformation of Spider has led it to rethink the possibility of coexistence between humans and Neville, laying the groundwork for the series' ending