As a long-time Avatar enthusiast who has spent countless hours exploring the lush landscapes of Pandora since the release of the first movie back in 2009, I must say that the latest theory about Avatar 5 is nothing short of intriguing. The idea that our own Earth could be connected to the Na’vi world and their deity, Eywa, has been buzzing around for a while, but this new twist takes it to a whole new level.
Three years following the release of “Avatar: The Way of Water”, our calendar for 2025 movies indicates another journey to James Cameron’s Pandora. With the details emerging about “Avatar: Fire and Ash” hinting at a shift in the usual landscapes of the record-breaking series, there’s an intriguing theory about “Avatar 5” that seems to foreshadow a significant transformation along similar lines. Interestingly, this speculation doesn’t seem too far removed from what we already know regarding Jake Sully and his family’s future.
Avatar 5’s Rumored Plot Could Be Headed To Earth For A Very Specific Reason
Drawing on this specific strand, ScreenRant proposes our theory: Avatar 5, tentatively named The Quest for Eywa, may unveil that the Na’vi and their divine entity originate from Earth – the third planet from the Sun. With this revelation, the supposed “holy cow” response in Avatar 4 becomes significantly more comprehensible.
Since the specific plot points for upcoming Avatar films haven’t been revealed yet, it’s hard to say how plausible a certain twist might be. Yet, there are hints dropped in conversations about the series’ future that make this idea still possible. I have reason to believe this, as it aligns nicely with my own theories for the Avatar sequels.
Why This Avatar 5 Theory Sounds Reasonable
It’s clear that the fourth sequel of James Cameron’s sci-fi masterpiece is set for our world according to Jon Landau’s comments about Earth in Avatar 5. Furthermore, there seems to be a reason for Neytiri (played by Zoe Saldana) to guide an expedition to this new planet, but the details beyond that remain unclear. However, these hints suggest a potential course for the story.
Additionally, the idea that Na’vi DNA could intertwine with humans is an intriguing concept that adds credibility to the possibility of our species originating or evolving from their likeness. If James Cameron and his team are delving into the vast realm of speculative science fiction, they might consider a scenario where ancient Na’vi visited Earth, leaving behind DNA that eventually gave rise to the human race.
Additionally, it’s worth mentioning that Grace/Kiri (played by Sigourney Weaver) shares a profound bond with Eywa. Her enigmatic past could well be the pivotal point that ties everything together, providing closure and returning us to our starting point.
Returning to Earth could provide an exhilarating end to the whole narrative, and moreover, it would serve as an ideal introduction for James Cameron’s proposed sequels of Avatar 6 and 7. The story might then revolve around a common theme of coexistence and survival between Na’vi and humans. From thereon, the journey would be about uniting as one cosmos.
Considering the shape Earth was in when we last saw it in 2009’s Avatar, that struggle won’t be easy. However, it just might be essential in ending a potentially perpetual conflict among those species. But there’s plenty of room to tinker with this theory before anyone has to weigh in on just how correct it happened to be. Which, coincidentally, is one of the simultaneous perks and drawbacks to Avatar 5 being slated as one of the upcoming Disney movies set to debut in 2031.
We’re yet to reach the release date for “Avatar: Fire and Ash”, which is scheduled for December 19, 2025. In the meantime, avid space detectives can delve back into the earlier installments of the series, searching for hints about what’s to come. To do this, you just need a Disney+ subscription and a longing to reconnect with The People on Pandora.
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2024-10-03 04:07