In the first Avatar movie, the Na’vi - the catlike humanoids native to the world of Pandora - resist and drive off the human incursion represented by the RDA, or Resources Development Administration, the militaristic organization trying to mine resources from Pandora. It takes place in the timeframe after Avatar: The Way of Water opens, but before the one-year time cut in the movie.” “ Frontiers of Pandora takes place in the western frontier of Pandora,” Landau explains.
So they cannot do something that conflicts with our stories,” Landau said.įor the games, that means setting the action outside or around the movies’ storyline. “We want what we do in these spaces to become canon in our world. We’re doing that now with Massive and Ubisoft.”Īt the same time, Landau and co-producer, director, and writer James Cameron want to make sure all these divergent stories align. What we want to do is find the best in brand partners, and expand the universe by challenging them to do what they do best. “It’s not like, Let’s do a streaming series, and another streaming series, and a sequel one year later, and all those things. “We don’t have creative content coming out in the visual medium so rapidly as other IPs do,” Landau said. Landau says the thinking around Avatar franchise spinoffs is that they should all be set in different arenas, so companies producing games - or Avatar comics, or even more divergent projects, like Cirque du Soleil’s Avatar show, Toruk: The First Flight - have more freedom to tell their own stories. We want the stories to be unique in each of these spaces.” “We don’t want the stories to be told together,” Landau said. The Way of Water producer Jon Landau recently shared some details about the games with Polygon, and confirmed that neither will have any storyline crossover with The Way of Water or other Avatar movies. Avatar: Reckoning, an MMO designed for mobile devices, was also planned for a 2022 release, but currently doesn’t have a release date. Ubisoft’s Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora was announced in 2021 for release this year, then delayed in July for a planned March 2023 release. With Avatar: The Way of Water - the long-delayed sequel to James Cameron’s groundbreaking 2009 movie Avatar - finally hitting theaters, fans may be wondering how the new wave of tie-ins and spinoffs might tie into the promised five-movie series, three of which have already reportedly been shot.
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