'Wild Card' ideas

[Ashen Key]

Originally Posted by Eltu

HNM, there is no single "Avatar's message". It's different for everyone, we all see different meanings in the movie. And that's the beauty of it.

Thank you.

[Fighter-of-Wars]

They mentioned a long time ago that they were thinking about going to other moons, maybe there are Na'vi on all the moons but slightly different, like a civilization left their world and settled the moons and began life anew their, living in harmony with Nature but losing contact with the other moons, and each population evolves differently but can still be recognizable.

Another 'Wild Card' to throw in the pot.

[Human No More]

The existence of evolutionary links on Pandora makes it seem extremely unlikely there.

[iron_jones]

Originally Posted by Fighter-of-Wars

They mentioned a long time ago that they were thinking about going to other moons, maybe there are Na'vi on all the moons but slightly different, like a civilization left their world and settled the moons and began life anew their, living in harmony with Nature but losing contact with the other moons, and each population evolves differently but can still be recognizable.

Another 'Wild Card' to throw in the pot.

I'll be honest that would seem really dumb and forced. Though maybe there's a sexy princess there named Neytara..

[Human No More]

Exactly, it does. I somehow doubt JC is going to ruin the series by doing that, which is just giving trolls ways to complain that makes the current efforts look like nothing.

[iron_jones]

Originally Posted by Human No More

Exactly, it does. I somehow doubt JC is going to ruin the series by doing that, which is just giving trolls ways to complain that makes the current efforts look like nothing.

Well obviously he's not going to
But that doesn't mean we can't suggest he may in good fun.
No one ACTUALLY thinks any of this bull poop will happen.

[Moco Loco]

I at least think it would be pretty beast if there were life on at least one of the other moons as well, and who knows, maybe it could've landed there via a meteorite or something I think theories like that for Earth are likely pretty bs, but on the other Polyphemus moons, it would make more sense.

[Human No More]

Life? Possibly.
Parallel life to on Pandora? Please, no...

[iron_jones]

What about cookies??

[Ashen Key]

In the spirit of this: sapient life in Pandora's oceans. It'd be epic.

[Moco Loco]

Originally Posted by Human No More

Life? Possibly.
Parallel life to on Pandora? Please, no...

You mean have na'vi on the other planets? Hell no.

Originally Posted by Ashen Key

In the spirit of this: sapient life in Pandora's oceans. It'd be epic.

Sounds cool, I like that idea very much

Edit: Sorry, I know someone is going to nail me on this, moons. I know they're moons when I say planets, but when the fact that they are moons is irrelevant, I default to calling them planets because they are planetary sized bodies.

[Niri Te]

Riding Pandora's version of Dolphins.

Originally Posted by Ashen Key

In the spirit of this: sapient life in Pandora's oceans. It'd be epic.

[Niri Te]

HERE is a "wild card" for you. War breaks out on Pandora in Avatar two, and in Avatar Three, one of the ISV's brings an engineered virus that will kill all the Na'vi, but not harm humans. Problem IS, that the virus mutates unbeknownst to the humans. They "deploy" it over Pandora, destroying all life there, and as they come to "claim their prize", they pick it up as well. Because of the germination time being slightly longer in humans than the Na'vi, the ISV leaves Pandora orbit for Earth with several infected persons on board.
The screen on the movie goes black when both Pandora and Earth are shown lifeless, the price of GREED.

[Human No More]

Seems completely unlikely, that's an entire change in genre and perspective, not to mention impossible for a second film out of three. It also ignores established fact - the RDA are not supervillains, they are a corporation trying to make a profit, and getting completely destroyed by the UN for genocide and illegal research would make their entire existence redundant.