We have been just a few months away from JameSeims Cameron to release a new movie "Avatar", which means we are even closer to endless clowns on the Internet, claiming that no one cares about Avatar and these films have no cultural impact. It also means that we are approaching Cameron once again prove that you should never doubt that he can make so much money that he can build a new Titanic, immerse him, and then dive on the debris, as he has done with almost every film he has directed so far.

First trailer for "Avatar: Fire and Ash" It has arrived, and whether you are still in doubt about Jimi C or recognize the publication of Fire and ESH as the biggest cinema-event of 2025, there is a lot to be surprised here-from the pure spectacle of the screen and the incredible visual to scientific designs and Favorite space whale at all, Payakan.

At this point, we should not be surprised when the next movie "Avatar" goes ahead and makes a metric tone of money in the box office, as the previous two films did. Cameron undoubtedly attracted the attention of the world and our desire for a franchise that brings us into a brand new and unique world (one that even led people to be depressed because Pandora is not a real place, obviously). Indeed, whether the Avatar films are constantly remembering or simply talking, this property has the attention of everyone as a new movie falls.

When the first film "Avatar" was released, many comparisons were made with the franchise "Starwell War", mainly because it is a very popular scientific property that boasts visual effects. Cameron made an extremely successful film, Sigur and "Avatar: The Water Road" confirmed that people want more, but this franchise did not have what was needed to become a long-lasting, expansive brand like "Starwell War"-to now, that is, with Cameron being informed Magazine Empire That he also has plans to develop a purely animated series for Avatar Anthology.

Speaking of Empire, Cameron confirmed that he had already had talks with Disney to expand the world of Avatar through animation. "I said:" Look, I want to make an animated anthology series that is essentially in the world, but stories you wouldn't expect from that world, "Cameron explained. "There can be even an animated feature there - it can be a streaming or theater feature feature."

Cameron specifically pointed to the Animatrix shorts as "great examples of how we can add texture and baroque details to the world of Avatar," How to use an animated spin-off to expand the franchise, while using the power of "live" and "live".

This is the key to downloading the Avatar at the next level. One thing is for each of the films to break the box office records while they are in the cinema, but what about when they aren't? What happens when there are or more films "Avatar" or Cameron ceases to be a key creative voice behind them? Just as the "Starwells War" was able to survive between the publication of the original and the early trilogies thanks to the expanded universe (aka "Legends of" Starwell War ") from the 1980s and comics, novels and video games," Avatar "can be advanced.

Of course, we already have part of that in the form of official Avatar comics, video games (like the recent, and quite decent, "Avatar: Pandora Borders") and the whole Canon Theme Park in Disney World. However, animated anthology - one with the potential to continue in the future even after the central films are completed - it has the potential to capture the imagination in the same way as the films and to provide an "avatar" can be sufficiently expansive to keep people engaged, even when they have no trailer or film.

The animated anthology can easily be forgotten or ignored in the era of streaming and too much TV. Hence, it is important that the animated anthology "Avatar" offers some truly stunning animation (Cameron May cited Animatrix, but there is also the latest "Love, Death + Robots" to be considered), above the stories that feel really important pieces of greater franchise.

Fortunately, Cameron is already through it. As he told the Empire, "(Anthology of Avatar can be considered) in the history of the characters and the tangential things that happened outside the camera in the films. Who first landed on Pandora? The first expedition. You can go wherever you want. "

Now, it all sounds pretty pleasant and exciting. Although hatred would believe, the narrative simplicity of the Avatar franchise is a characteristic, not a bug, allowing its world -class building, Oreubov and mythology to be real stars. In addition, we barely scratched the surface of Pandora's history, cultures and population after two films. Animated anthology that shows vital pieces of Pandoran history - as the first meetings between different species - or reveals more about the different clans of wraps, will make a essential work of storytelling, say at least.

Given all this, it is certainly a very early day. "We haven't done much with it yet," Cameron admitted to Empire, making it sense to watch him have been working on more Avatar for years, among other projects (Including, as we have recently learned, horror film). "We are still collecting our stories and that kind of things and I have to find a boutique directors, animators who want to do it," he added.

"Avatar: Fire and Ash" will open in theaters on December 19, 2025.