When earthlings arrive back on Pandora, his entire world comes crashing down. The kid hunts, he swings through trees, he hisses when hissing is appropriate, and he detests violent Sky People. Patches: Spider is a lonely boy who found new life under the wing of man-turned-Na’vi Jake Sully. I get that he’s just out there doing his best like the rest of us, but The Way of Water doesn’t make the best case for following him for three more sequels. And as a perspective character, he is distractingly irritating. But also: Spider kind of sucks! He sucks! He is supposed to be the main human we connect with, who sees Pandora the way the Na’vi (and we) see it. Zosha: Look, I get it no one is here to simply dunk on a child who’s really going through it, watching his closest friends lose everything as they work to defend their planet against alien invaders. As such, we’ve done a full investigation, and we’re here to present our evidence: Spider, yea or nay? Opening statements
Look, we’re not sure there’s a lot of debate here at Polygon HQ. So there’s a lot riding on his character and. Through him, a lot of Avatar 2’s themes of identity, respect for nature, and belonging get filtered. The most controversial of these new characters is Spider (Jack Champion), a human boy who was too young to cryo-sleep his way back to Earth, and thus grew up among Na’vi on Pandora.
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That makes sense for a movie with three planned sequels hopefully (but not certainly) on the way there’s a lot of sci-fi world to build out, and a whole new generation of Na’vi kids to get us to that future! With more than three hours of movie, Avatar: The Way of Water is bursting at the seams with life on Pandora.
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