Avatar: fire and ash has just confirmed the return of one of the most important figures in the franchise in its last trailer. The next episode of Avatar The franchise is eagerly awaited, after a long development cycle. After the first Avatar Continued the surprising success of the box office in 2009, James Cameron quickly started to work on the inevitable consequences of the film. Avatar 2 was originally intended for the release in 2014, with the third film for a year later. Instead, the work on the franchise was pushed back more and more backwards, by ensuring that they had the stories and the technology of the films just before filming. Avatar: Water path was finally published in 2022 and the third chapter will be released in December.
The last Avatar is said to face themes in a timely time and introduce moral complexity in the world of Pandora. While the first two films focused mainly to the peaceful NA’VI resistant to the oppressive plans and consumers of bad humans of the GDR, Cameron explained several times how the third film will complicate this. Varang, a member of the Mangkwan clan, has already turned out to be the film’s antagonist. She rejected Eywa and seeks to use great violence to cause problems for the heroes of Pandora. The new sequence has already shown a large part of its destruction, as well as its team with Quartich. Fortunately, this also led to an exciting return for an important Pandoran figurine which was reached in the new images.
Toruk returns to the new avatar trailer: Fire and Ash
Toruk finally appears once again in the last trailer of Avatar: fire and ash. The images reveal a lot about Pandora’s future stories, including the development that Spider is now able to freely breathe on Pandora, but one of the most exciting of all these revelations is the teasing return of Jake’s Mount in the first film, Toruk. Toruk is the Grand Leonopteryx, and towers above other Pandora creatures, including Tsurak and Ikrans. Anyone who has already been able to bond with the beast received the Toruk Makto title, or a rider of the last shadow, and was considered a symbol of unity between the NA’VI clans.
Toruk is a huge figure in the tradition of Pandora and has spread beyond the films. A production of the Cirque du Soleil Touring Stage entitled Toruk – The first flight made its debut in 2015. This production was established thousands of years before the events of the first Avatar Film, and seemed to be the legendary story of the distant past of Omatikaya that Neytiri referenced in this film. In order to save the tree of souls from a natural event, several young members of the Omatikaya tribe came out to find the powerful Grand Leonopteryx in order to ask for their help to save their house. The play saw Toruk represented as a huge orange and red puppet, and was faithful to the drawings seen in the first film.
Fortunately, Toruk is back on the screen in the last trailer, and he looks as powerful as he has always done so. It is clear that there is still a link between Toruk and Jake, and it is certain to significantly take into account the dramatic consequences of the new film. By facing both the mangwan clan of the Ash people and the huge invasive RDA fleets, it is clear that the tension and the issues of the new film are the highest they have been for the world of Pandora. All this requires bringing Toruk back, especially after looking back, how the incredible beast was used significantly throughout the franchise.
Toruk and Jake’s relationship explained
Jake and Toruk had an important relationship with James Cameron Avatar movies. The first film saw Neytiri tell him about the legends of Toruk, informing him that only five NA’VI were able to tame the great beast throughout the story of Pandoran. The most recent of them was his great-great-grandfather. With the holistic perspective of all pandora, it is understood that it only becomes possible for a link to be made with Toruk when necessary. Consequently, Jake’s taming of the huge beast would earn him a title that would give him immediate respect for all clans.
This respect was essential during the events of the first film. After being expelled from the Omatikaya clan, after losing their confidence after the original RDA plan for Jake was revealed, he had to make a huge and dramatic statement to win them back. To do this, Jake travels high in the sky above the flight of Toruk. He understands that the largest and most powerful predator will have no reason to expect a danger from above, and exploits this in order to go to the back of the great beast and create Tsaheylu with his neuronal queue. Fortunately, it was effective and allowed Jake to be accepted again by the Omatikaya.
Respect for the Omatikaya people, as well as other clans, is an important part of NA’VI life. As a result, after the GDR was beaten in the first film, there was no longer an urgent need for Jake to continue rolling Toruk. The end of the first film saw him say goodbye to the big creature, and the second film saw him, he and his family, try to keep a profile lower after Quaritch began to drive them out. Seeing Jake Ride Skimwings and Ilu was a fun component of the second film, but it is undeniable that the powerful presence of Toruk in the film was cruelly missed. The huge banshee was a colorful addition to the powerful visuals of the world.
Few Na’vi were able to bond with Toruk over the centuries, which makes Jake’s relationship with him even more important. In Avatar: Water pathNeytiri even called on Ronal and Tonowari with the proud affirmation that her husband, Jake, was Toruk Makto. This title remains important, even after Jake abandoned Toruk, understanding that it was no longer necessary. Fortunately for the public, the Toruk show seems to be necessary again, and the beautiful visuals associated with the powerful creature are likely to ensure you Fire and ashBox office success.
What Toruk Makto’s return could mean for the new film
Unfortunately, although Toruk’s return is exciting for the public, it is a great difficulty signal for the characters in the film. Each time a NA’VI was able to bond with Toruk came out of a place of great difficulty. Jake’s previous fight with Toruk was due to the devastating destruction of Homerree and an urgent need to save the Omatikaya people. This led to a great war and blood effusions. Even if the NA’VI could possibly resist the GDR during this battle, it was at expense, with many of their own people killed in the midst of the horrible and powerful blood effusion.
The scale of the last conflict seems to be enormous. This last look at Fire and ash Showed not only Varang attacking the Windtraders alongside the Recombinants of Quaritch, but also a huge assault by the GDR. All kinds of different mechs and ships are visible in the trailer, including powerfully destructive crab combinations. These violent assaults seem to increase at the level of everything that has come, which clearly indicates that the tension between NA’VI and humans is perhaps on this day. It is then clear that metakayina and omatikaya alone will not be able to resist this oppressive threat without the help of Toruk.
Even with the clans that come together and the Tulkuns who potentially fight by their side, the oppressive threat of the GDR has not become more and more powerful. In addition to their advanced weapons, the trailer shows the development of new technologies that can allow humans to breathe on Pandora without having to wear a mask. This is still complicated by adding a neuronal queue to Spider’s hair, which is shown allowing it to connect with an ILU. Although it is a great characteristic for Spider, who deeply cares about Pandora and all his NA’VI, he suggests many dark possibilities for the future of humans on Pandora and how they could exploit the world and its resources.
The last trailer sees Jake recognized that if humans can breathe on Pandora, then the future of NA’VI seems disastrous. These developments for humans will allow them to take the planet for themselves as a new house rather than simply depriving its resources. This, combined with the terrifying threat of Varang and its Ash clan, makes things very dark for the future of the Na’vi people on Pandora. It is exciting to see that Toruk will return to the series, and that Jake can again be Toruk Makto, but perhaps even that it will not be enough to fully resist the oppressive threats that their world will be confronted. Hopefully the NA’VI people can find hope when Avatar: fire and ash Released in December.
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December 19, 2025
- Director
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James Cameron
- Writers
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Amanda Silver, Rick Jaffa, James Cameron
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Sam Worthington
Jake Sully
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Stephen Lang
Colonel Miles Qualitch