In 2009, Avatar caused a global sensation with its epoch-making 3D technology, and the film remained the top box office film champion until 10 years later, when it was surpassed by Avengers: Endgame.
Director James Cameron has planned several sequels to Avatar and claims to have adopted many more advanced new technologies.
Avatar 2 is currently in full swing, and the long-planned sequel to James Cameron's magnificent epic is finally coming to fruition with the help of WETA Digital.
And not just in the studio, but in a 500,000-gallon tank of water — underwater or on the water.
James Cameron will also include in the script a lot of content that fans expect to see in the "Avatar" sequel.
This will lead to a fairly well-structured story, but it will also be an emotional journey you have never seen before.
James Cameron's long-planned sequel to Avatar unveiled the first art concepts and confirmed that Pandora, the na'vi's hometown, remains a beautiful paradise.
This series of art designs gives fans a glimpse into the spectacular beauty of Avatar 2 and the new areas that didn't appear in the first episode of Avatar. In addition to the beauty, it also showcases new creatures on the planet.
From one of the art concept maps, you can see two Na'vi looking into the distance: Jake Sully and Neytiri, the two protagonists of the first episode of Avatar.
There are many small islands and reefs on the surface of the sea, and several flying creatures soar in the air.
In addition, in another art concept map, you can see the beautiful night view of Pandora's star, and three Na'vi standing on the surface of the glowing water.
Many fans speculate that they may be Jack, Netini and their children. In addition, in the two remaining concept maps, there are pictures of Na'mese soaring over flying creatures and a floating island.
Although these concept maps do not reveal plot details, it is not difficult to see that the ocean and island scenes will become the home of the "Avatar 2" film.
After so many years of preparation, director James Cameron and the film team will definitely continue the visual style of "Avatar" and bring the audience a more refined and lifelike fantasy world.
It is worth mentioning that the 3D technology used when "Avatar" was released opened a wave of 3D craze, and also helped the film become the highest-grossing work in film history, until it was surpassed by "Avengers 4: Endgame" last year.
What kind of innovative breakthroughs will be made in the technology of "Avatar 2" has also become the focus of fans' curiosity.
Avatar 2 is currently set 12 years after the first episode, and Jack and Netini, who chose to stay on Pandora's star, have formed a family together.
A new adventure will begin in the sequel, where in addition to encountering allies the "Metkayina Clan" and leader Tonowari, the human organization RDA in the first episode will also launch another invasion of Pandora Star.
In addition, the actors in the first episode of Avatar include Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, and Stephen Lang.
Giovanni Ribisi, Joel Moore, Dileep Rao, CCH Pounder, Matt Gerald and Sigourney Weaver will all return to the show.
New casts include Kate Winslet, Ziqiong Yang, Cliff Curtis, Edie Falco, and Brendan Cowell.
Jemaine Clement, Oona Chaplin, David Thewlis, Vin Diesel, and CJ Jones.
Avatar 2 is expected to be released in December 2021, while the three sequels currently planned are expected to be released in December 2023, December 2025 and December 2027.