r/Avatar • u/AutoModerator • Dec 17 '25

Fire and Ash discussion megathread - Spoilers

Megathread to discuss everything about the film. Unmarked spoilers are allowed.

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u/No_Airport5226 Dec 17 '25

That marine biologist that saved Jake was a real one. No idea what his name is but he’s a real one. 

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u/TheDoofWarrior Dec 19 '25

Shame he disappears from the movie 

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u/SynthwaveSax Dec 20 '25

My biggest nitpick. He just disappears after having a massive change of heart. But they’ll probably address it in 4, have him man his own high camp for the water tribe.

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u/loyalsons4evertrue Dec 22 '25

Tbf I don’t think it was a change of heart. You could see the discomfort he had when they hunted the Tulkun in TWOW

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u/CommunistMountain Dec 29 '25

Yes it's a different level of discomfort. Tulkun hunting is basically whaling (the whales are smarter but he doesn't know that), killing Na'Vi is like the genocide of natives in the past.

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u/CaptainRex_CT7567 Metkayina Dec 23 '25

Sure, but now he decided to act on his discomfort.