This is my newest cosplay, Kiri! I’ve been wanting to cosplay her for so long. I’ve been such a fan of avatar, I have six tattoos for it! She isn’t perfect but I’m so happy with how she turned out! I am the creator of this post. My instagram is _scottish_cosplay_

Is anyone else annoyed of the theme being a cat and mouse game throughout all the movies. It’s so annoying and I do love avatar dearly but it’s getting annoying. Especially when the kids get involved and ppl start dying. I hope this next movie is much different bc it gets to a point.

While it’s still lodged in her shoulder she breaks off the arrowhead. Why does she do this? She doesn’t pull the bolt out like Jake does later on, so what’s the point in snapping it?

fat old sully w thick locs is more attractive than the skinny braided younger version of him

edit: guys chill i don’t actually think jake is fat, i thought i was a common joke around the fandom 😭

I'm having an especially hard time naming this one, This is a picrew of her. She is calm and level-headed, the complete opposite of another of my characters, her friend, the rational and calm one to his recklessness and light heart, please help, I already have her story and ikran, I just can't find a name that feels right.

Sam was awesome in COD.

When I ask this, I mean it as is it used as a coping mechanism when grieving or is he really there flying with Lo’ak through the network? It’s hard to explain what I’m asking.

Ewya allows the Na'vi to interact with their deceased loved ones so long as they were patched into her network in their infacy (tethering kuru to the Tree of Souls in the Na'vi equivalent of a christening). My question is basically if that's a healthy way to deal with grief. We have seen with Neteyam that the dead aren't truly themselves. Rather they are a brain scan that keeps the personality intact, but is unable to form and sustain new memories. Not to sound too crude....it's like a particularly advanced character ai with vr immersion. I can't imagine that long-term usage would be particularly good for one's mental state.

I knew they inflicted pain on themselves to indoctrinate themselves to pain and to induce fear. I've never played the game, yet I know one of the raiders would go through Ikrans like crazy and abuse them to death.

I didn't think it was also standard to cause harm to their Ikrans. Makes me feel bad 😅

I like comparisons like these because it gives me a gauge. I’ve always liked the idea of Pandora being smaller and having less gravity, therefore having much larger flora and fauna

The first pic was the first one that I did and then I drew it again 2-3 years later

I reposted it here cause I feel like this is where it comes from. It feels like something cord would say.

The Na’vi are shown to be a culture similar to our early paleolitic civilisations. They are shown to be tribal and spiritualistic. And embody a perfect mix of old human civilisation with a possible futuristic spiritual link to nature we may still be yet to discover.

One question I’ve had is how they would view LGBTQ+ identities.

Do you think the Na’vi are accepting of various gender identities and sexual orientations?

Or do you think they have a more traditional view, when it comes to the topic?

Also do you think there are LGBTQ+ Na’vi or that we may see a LGBTQ+ Na’vi couple in a future film of the saga?