Despite the shroud of secrecy surrounding Avatar 3, recent developments, particularly new behind-the-scenes images, suggest major plot hints, particularly concerning the character, Spider, portrayed by Jack Champion. For those who haven’t been keeping up, Spider, although a fresh addition, became pivotal in the storyline in Avatar: The Way of Water, not least because he was revealed to be the progeny of Colonel Miles Quaritch, the primary antagonist of the franchise.
While Avatar 2 has already offered a sneak peek of Spider in one of its bonus features, the breadth and depth of his character’s involvement remain clouded in mystery. Yet, based on current revelations, it’s evident that Spider’s importance will be magnified and further explored in the upcoming installment as per The Direct.
A revealing featurette included in the home media release of Avatar: The Way of Water grants us an enticing view of a scene from the much-anticipated Avatar 3. This scene captures a momentous interaction between Spider and Tsireya, a member of the Metkayina Clan, played by Bailey Bass. The sequence showcases Spider handing over a bottle to a visibly intrigued Tsireya.
This interaction is especially significant since these characters did not share any screen time in the previous installment. Delving deeper into the layers, Tsireya’s evident wonderment might signify her first encounter with a human, or in the parlance of the Na’vi, a “Sky person.”
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The ending of Avatar: The Way of Water found the Sully family navigating the tumultuous waters of grief over the loss of Netayam, while simultaneously being embraced by the Metkayina Clan. Within this narrative arc, Avatar 3 might explore Jake Sully’s intent to integrate Spider into the Metkayina Clan, culminating in the aforementioned scene with Tsireya. However, the cinematic language of the scene also hints at potential romantic undertones between Spider and Tsireya. This subtle cue could foreshadow a complicated dynamic, especially if we consider the role of Lo’ak.
Director James Cameron, not particularly known for keeping all cards close to his chest, has revealed that Lo’ak will narrate the tale of Avatar 3. With that in mind, a considerable portion of the narrative might gravitate towards the romantic entanglements of Lo’ak, Tsireya, and Spider. Cameron explained earlier this year,
“I’m going to take a moment when the dust clears to assess what people loved and what they responded to the most in this current release, and I may go back and tinker a little bit, and we may go back and do a couple of moments here and there. It won’t be radical, but maybe fine-tune it a bit to emphasize that which people are responding to. For example, Lo’ak really emerged as a character that people went with, so I might find ways to … now, he’s already the narrator — oh, I’m giving away something here … But this is okay, I think it could be intriguing for people to think about what’s coming.”
This speculated love triangle, undoubtedly, would add another layer of complexity to the overarching story, especially when juxtaposed against the background of the escalating conflict between the RDA and the Na’vi, and the emergence of a new antagonist from the heart of Pandora.
To witness these unfolding dynamics and narratives, fans have a date to circle on their calendars: December 19, 2025. That’s when Avatar 3 is scheduled to illuminate the silver screens, promising another visual and emotional spectacle from the world of Pandora.
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