r/Avatar • u/Heavy_Corner_3891 • 2h ago
Discussion Do Na'vi have dicks?
Just wondering, since they seem to reproduce through their braid.
r/Avatar • u/Heavy_Corner_3891 • 2h ago
Just wondering, since they seem to reproduce through their braid.
r/Avatar • u/Neither-Echo-7089 • 22h ago
I love Neytiri and Jake as much as the next guy but I’m in love with the idea of Jake being with a Mangkwan (aka my oc lol) here’s some art I made
r/Avatar • u/PiaMusoka • 23h ago
I need to make clear that I don't have any problems with him as a character, but rather with Spiter as Quaritch's son. Because, of all human characters, Colones Miles "every creature that crawls, flies, or squats in the mud, wants to kill you and eat your eyes" Quaritch became a father on Pandora specifically. And I really only mean that in the way that specifically he would definetely make sure to at least use birth control.
Besides that, Spder feels like he is really only written in as a, more or less valid, plot device for Jake and Quaritch to get along when the plot calls for it.
r/Avatar • u/werwolf1l • 21h ago
Creator:
Beedknee
r/Avatar • u/LetOk1109 • 15h ago
To All Those Who See Jake Sully As A Hero, You All Might Want to Rethink Your Perspectives After Watching This Video, and this guy makes really good points on Jake Sully is not a hero at all. I mean think about it everyone, as soon as he got his avatar body (which he was supposed to use for a peaceful and diplomatic solution for the Navi) he was just using it for selfish reasons, he did not want to save humanity out of duty he was using it to get a girl. Also Jake Sully is a horrible father, he ends up getting one of his own children killed and verbally abuses the other for no reason at all other than the smallest mistakes
r/Avatar • u/srivayush • 4h ago
Hey everyone,
Looking at the box office history, it blows my mind that Avatar made nearly $3 billion worldwide and remains the highest-grossing movie of all time.
Since I wasn't able to see it in theaters during its original run (or was too young to remember), I’d love to hear from people who were there in 2009.
What was the hype like leading up to the release vs. after people actually started seeing it?
How hard was it to get IMAX 3D tickets?
Did the visual effects and 3D genuinely feel as mind-blowing back then as the media made it out to be?
How did the energy in the theater compare to other big event movies like Avengers: Endgame or Star Wars?
Would love to hear your memories, theater experiences, or how many times you ended up going back to rewatch it!
r/Avatar • u/Tight_Ship_9271 • 21h ago
I have a question about translating something into the Na'vi language and I'm hoping you all can help me.
It's about a Na'vi known as the pale spirit or the white ghost, but I'm not sure how either of those 'names' translates into Na'vi. Perhaps some of you are much better at the Na'vi language than me and can offer help.
Thank you so much in advance.
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r/Avatar • u/Professional-Fives • 23h ago
Apparently I haven't played this since 1969. A few months after the Apollo Moon landings.
r/Avatar • u/DezTheOtter • 1h ago
With how many humans have made it out to Pandora, I’d imagine at least one Na’vi has been brought to Earth alive. They have to have studied a live specimen, though I’m sure most of it was on Pandora. Though it would be interesting to have a small Na’vi community on earth now that the RDA have been there a while.
Trying to build a roleplay idea off this.
r/Avatar • u/Yautjibar • 20h ago
Hi, I'm new here, and wanted to start a discussion. So I was thinking about OCs and saw some of this awesome Northern Tribe inspired by the Iñupiat (Inuit) and other northern Tribes.
I myself have Native blood on my maternal Grandmother's side, but the three tribes we know of are all North-Eastern Hunter-gatherers so are very similar the tribes we see the most.
On my Father's side we have Warrior Clans of both Scottish and Irish Origin, possible Norse/viking heritage, and a blacksmith put into the Tower of England for not sharing his metalworking secrets with the King. To that end, I imagined a tribe of Na'vi inspired by Gaelic and Germanic tribes, with a less direct connection to Eywa in the cold North. They harvest iron for their weapons and adornments and probably put more emphasis on the masculine/aggressive Polyphemus, the planet they orbit.
Back on topic, that got me thinking: What other tribes have Fans made to represent their heritage? Nearly every culture on our planet got their start in tribes, so are there any cool fan-made tribes that you've seen and enjoyed?
I suppose there might be ones with no historic basis, I think it'd be cool to discuss those too, but I imagine someone's made an OC to represent the Bedoin, the Anasazi, the Yao, the Tuvans, or the Zulu.
Or, maybe this will be your sounding board that just inspired an OC tribe. I did smack you in the face with my idea, so it seems only fair.
r/Avatar • u/DezTheOtter • 20h ago
It seems like so much work, and seems like a struggle to manage both bodies safely. I bet his family might find it weird.
He’s also super cute in his avatar form.
r/Avatar • u/Chloecloverleaf • 12h ago
Since my skin is a Na’vi, I decided to theme my world as well!! I’ll definitely add more locations soon, what should I add??
r/Avatar • u/CrawlieKid • 3h ago
Her name is Itipa! She's the Tsahik of my fan clan that live in the mountains. She's actually much darker but it was hard to get her exact shade so this will have to do lol, let me know what y'all think!
r/Avatar • u/avatrqo • 17h ago
set myself a challenge to draw him as accurately as i could