Earlier
this
month,
Disney
released
the
first
teaser
trailer
for
Avatar:
Way
of
the
Water
featuring
the
ocean
and
aquatic
world
of
Pandora.
Among
the
new
Na'vi
tribe
and
Jake
Sully's
family,
fans
were
quick
to
notice
a
human
kid
running
around
in
the
jungles
and
fighting
alongside
Jake
Sully's
family.
Back
in
2019,
the
official
Twitter
account
of
Avatar
films
had
introduced
him
as
Javier
"Spider" Socorro
played
by
Jack
Champion.
The
tweet
celebrated
the
actor's
last
filming
day
on
the
film's
set.
The
makers
at
the
time
also
revealed
that,
Spider
was
actually
born
on
Hell's
Gate
(the
human
base
on
Pandora
in
the
first
film),
but
was
rescued
and
adopted
by
Jake
(Sam
Worthington)
and
Neytiri
(Zoe
Saldana).
According
to
reports,
the
film's
plot
will
explore
how
the
family
came
to
adopt
the
child
and
the
bit
of
friction
the
decision
led
to
among
the
family.
Meanwhile,
producer
Jon
Landau
back
in
December
2021,
opened
up
about
Spider's
appearance
in
the
film.
He
told
Empire,
"Jake
took
him
in
but
Neytiri
always
saw
him
as
one
of
the
people
who
destroyed
her
home
and
killed
her
father.
So
you
have
all
these
dynamics
playing
out."
Congratulations
to
@JackTheChamp
on
completing
his
last
live
action
shot
on
Avatar
2!
What
a
difference
a
few
years
makes.
ICYMI:
Jack
will
play
Spider,
a
human
teenager
who
was
born
at
Hell’s
Gate,
but
prefers
to
spend
his
time
in
the
Pandoran
rainforest.
pic.twitter.com/h9uxsbN9UW
Avatar
2
takes
place
more
than
a
decade
after
the
events
of
the
first
film.
The
sequel
will
reportedly
follow
the
Sully
family
and
the
lengths
they
go
to
keep
each
other
safe.
The
trailer
ends
with
Sully
echoing
similar
emotions
as
he
says,
"I
know
one
thing:
wherever
we
go,
this
family
is
our
fortress."
"Jake
comes
from
the
human
world,
Neytiri
from
the
Na'vi
world.
So,
they're
like
a
modern
mixed-race
couple,
raising
kids
who
perhaps
feel
they
don't
belong
to
one
world
or
another,"
Landau
added.
Notably,
Jake
and
Neytiri
have
three
kids,
Neteyam
(Jamie
Flatters),
Lo'ak
(Britain
Dalton),
and
Tuktirey
(Trinity
Bliss),
who
treat
Spider
as
their
brother.
James
Cameron's
directorial
venture
Avatar:
Way
of
the
Water
is
all
set
to
release
on
December
17,
2022.
Apart
from
Sam
Worthington
and
Zoe
Saldana,
the
film
also
stars
Sigourney
Weaver,
Stephen
Lang,
Cliff
Curtis,
Joel
David
Moore,
CCH
Pounder,
Edie
Falco,
Jemaine
Clement
and
Kate
Winslet.