Jake Sully

Franchise Character

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Appearance

Jake's Avatar has blue skin identical to that of the Omaticaya. His body is defined, strong and slender, like that of the Na'vi of the forest. His height is 2 meters and 77 centimeters. His hair is straight and black. Its tail is long and thin, with fur at the tip, identical to that of felines, moving according to its expressions or emotions. Its ears are long and sharp, moving according to its expressions or feelings. His face is the same as that of the Na'vi in ​​the forest, being a kind of feline humanoid.

Personality

Jake is stubborn and hard-headed, has a good heart, although his marine attitude sometimes gets in the way of that. At first, he appears callous and sarcastically aloof, but as he becomes familiar with someone, he begins to trust and respect them. He is courageous, determined, passionate and has exceptional strength of character.

Skills

Jake is an avatar who has just gotten used to walking again and having physical and athletic activities; He learns quickly and excels as a learner. Your ikran flight is suitable enough for the Omaticaya. He is an expert in firearms and bladed weapons.

Eywa

Eywa, also known as Mother of All or Great Mother, is the biological and sentient guiding force of life and the sole deity of the Na'vi. The Na'vi believe that Eywa acts to keep Pandora's ecosystem in balance with everything. It has been proven that the Pandora rainforest forms a system with more connections than the human brain, with the roots of individual trees involved in electrochemical communication with each other, acting as synapses between neurons, indicating that the entire Pandora biosphere possesses an intelligence or at least a "consciousness", being capable of cognitive reactions. All Na'vi share certain key values, even across clans, including their belief in a globally distributed Pandora consciousness known to them as Eywa. It is also believed that all creatures have two forms: a body, and a spiritual counterpart or soul (vitra). At the end of life, the Na'vi believe that the souls of the dead return to Pandora's consciousness before being reborn as living matter in an eternal cycle of death and rebirth. In this way, the Na'vi believe that all energy is temporary and only borrowed by each living being and that one day it will return to Eywa. The Na'vi view all living things as a single connected system that must be respected and cared for. However, they revere certain trees and plants as especially sacred - as places where Eywa herself is believed to reside, such as the Tree of Souls. Animals, including the Na'vi, have free will and are not, strictly speaking, part of Eywa - in the same sense that a child is not part of its mother, but owes its life to her. The Na'vi seek to live in perpetual harmony with their world. Their unity with Eywa provides them with a sense of certainty, altruistic values, and pure motives. This could be interpreted as childish naivety for the humans, some of whom hope to take advantage of the Na'vi's supposed innocence.

Pandora

Pandora, called the Child of Eywa by the Na'vi (Eywa'eveng) is an Earth-like habitable extrasolar moon of the Alpha Centauri System, the closest star system to humanity's own Solar System. It is the fifth moon of the gas giant Polyphemus, which orbits Alpha Centauri A. It is located 26,000,000,000,000,000 miles (4,423 light years) from Earth. The names of the moon and its mother planet were coined by humans in reference to figures from Greek mythology. Despite being almost as big as Earth, Pandora is just one moon of a planet that has thirteen other moons. However, due to its smaller mass, Pandora's gravity is 20% less than Earth's, although its atmosphere is much denser than Earth's due to the presence of heavier gases. Depending on the position of the various moons, two or even three moons can be seen at the same time in Pandora's sky. This causes solar eclipses to happen almost daily. Pandora and its sister moons also cast large dark shadows on Polyphemus. Pandora was discovered by space telescopes sometime between 2050 and 2077. They were surprised by the evidence of strong magnetic fields. The discovery of Pandora led to the invention of even larger space telescopes for more accurate readings. News services would run clips of Pandora's wild scenery and bizarre flora and fauna, leading many people on Earth to dream of visiting the moon, although this was mainly reserved for the hyper-rich or qualified employees of the Resource Development Administration (RDA). ). Around the year 2119, mass colonization and terraforming of Pandora began to occur. Although RDA is responsible for researching Pandora and extracting resources, it also has a joint research program with the Pandoran Research Foundation. However, the Pandora Conservation Initiative is not affiliated with the RDA.

Omaticaya clan

The Omaticaya Clan is a Na'vi clan that lives in the forest of Pandora. They are currently led by Eytukan and Mo'at. Clan members share a deep connection with the forest and especially with Eywa herself as they are responsible for protecting the Tree of Souls. The clan is led by an Olo'eyktan and a Tsahìk, who are normally a couple. While other clans, such as the Anurai, are organized around sculpture or pottery, the Omaticaya are known for their brilliant textiles and weaving skills. Thus, the loom plays a fundamental role in the clan's daily life. The largest of the Omaticaya looms is more massive than a Terran pipe organ. This 'mother loom' is given a place of honor in the Hometree common area. The Omaticaya believe that if a job is done correctly, it should never be done again; therefore, they will take as long as it takes to perfectly craft a single bow, ax, or spear. The Omaticaya craft practical items and tools for everyday survival, totemic storytelling, and fun. They use sustainable materials from the rainforest, such as wood, minerals, gourds, reeds and plant leaves, and even the remains of deceased animals, such as their bones. As expert weavers, the clan integrates patterns into their fabrics, emulating what they see in nature: a complexity with a higher mathematical order. In general, rather than rigid 90-degree lines or grids, they weave and form holistically and organically, with rounded edges, sacred spirals, and labyrinthine patterns. All members specialize in at least one crafting skill. One Na'vi might be an expert at braiding tight bowstrings, while another might sew saddles.

Tree of souls

Tree of souls: The Tree of Souls is a giant willow tree that is considered the closest connection to Eywa on Pandora. The Tree of Souls is located on the soil of Pandora, amid the floating Hallelujah Mountains, atop a large deposit of unobtanium near the Christmas Tree of the Omaticaya clan. The tree sits in a basin about 60 meters in diameter, protected by an unusual formation of rock arches that give the impression of a shell that surrounds it, increasing its feeling of safety and security. The tree is difficult to find due to its location right in the heart of Pandora's natural Flux Vortex. The Tree of Souls, in addition to being a connection to Eywa, also functions as a way for her to interact directly with the world through the tree's seeds. The tree has the ability to connect directly to the human nervous system through physical contact with its extended root fibers, despite humans not having a neural queue. The roots of the Tree of Souls are capable of initiating a neural link with the Na'vi, as well as the Tree of Voices, which allows all Na'vi to unite. The tree has been threatened at least twice in the past. The destruction of the Tree of Souls would be devastating to the Na'vi as a whole and would create a cultural and religious void that would utterly decimate the race.

Fila Neural

A neural filament is an appendage that is part of the anatomy of many species on Pandora, including the Na'vi. The rows are wrapped in a "neural whip," a protective layer of skin that houses a set of thin, pink tendrils that look like hair but are actually extensions of the creature's nervous system. Most of Pandora's life forms have one or two rows. When a creature connects these tentacles with those of another being, an act known to the Na'vi as tsaheylu, it allows mental communication between the two entities and the sharing of information, including memories, emotions, and sensory information. This connection does not just happen between two creatures, as many of Pandora's flora are also capable of initiating tsaheylu, notably the Tree of Souls and the Tree of Voices, which are access points to Pandora's neural network. Although the Na'vi possess a neural whip like most other creatures, it is usually hidden beneath a layer of hair that is meticulously braided around the queue to protect it. This braid begins at birth and is maintained throughout the Na'vi's life. Interestingly, while most Pandoran creatures have two queue structures, the Na'vi have only one, a trait that is shared with the prolemuri. The bonding of the queues, tsaheylu, with a mountain banshee is a rite of passage that all young Na'vi hunters of the Omatikaya clan, known as Iknimaya, must undergo. The bond created between the rider and the animal lasts a lifetime after the first flight occurs. Line bonding is an essential part of mating, although it is not the sexual act itself.

Don't hesitate

Iknimaya is a treacherous but fundamental rite of passage in which a young Na'vi hunter must successfully select, capture, and bond with one of the ikran that nest in the Hallelujah Mountains. Not all Na'vi pass through the Iknimaya because not all Na'vi are hunters, and furthermore, not all Na'vi clans also ride banshees. Young Na'vi may die during Iknimaya. However, it is not known how often this may occur and whether the deaths could be considered a freak accident rather than a high percentage. In Na'vi legend, Iknimaya was first completed by a hunter of the Kekunan clan named Taronyu, who invented the banshee catcher thousands of years ago, the Na'vi word for 'hunter' also being derived from his name. Because Na'vi history is often a confusion of true facts and mythology, it is unknown how accurate this legend is. For hunters of the Omaticaya clan, Iknimaya is an important rite of passage after learning to tame a giant horse (Pa'li) and is necessary to become a taronyu (hunter). Would-be hunters passing through Iknimaya receive a yellow V-shape painted on their foreheads before ascending. The hunters and their mentor(s) will then climb a region of the Hallelujah Mountains, also known as 'Iknimaya', until they reach the banshee rookery. The Tawkami clan and Tipani clan also practice Iknimaya, although the details of their traditions are unknown, in addition to Tawkami hunters also receiving a V-shaped ink mark. To connect the line between the rider and the animal and create the bond, An ikran must first be selected. He who performs Iknimaya knows that the animal is right to attack and try to kill the aspirant. A banshee catcher is placed around the ikran's snout, restricting the jaw and covering the eyes, rendering the animal unable to attack further. An incorrect throw of the banshee catcher can result in serious injury.

Uniltan

The Dream Hunt is a rite of passage in which the Na'vi seek their spirit animal. The Dream Hunt is required for a Na'vi to be considered an adult member of the clan. The Na'vi initiate is painted to prepare. The Na'vi are taken to a sacred place by the clan leaders and some other clan members for support, as this is a community event. During a chemically induced trance caused by the sting of a scorpion-like arachnoid (kept in a stone jar) and the ingestion of a firefly, the clansmen express themselves musically as the spirit moves. The two psychoactive poisons of both small creatures cause great pain to the initiate and they experience near death and later a dream. If the initiate survives this traumatic experience, he tells his vision to clan leaders who believe the vision involves Eywa's prophetic wisdom. Afterwards, a festival is held where the Na'vi will reenact the vision with parties and dances to celebrate the "reborn" graduate. Uniltaron's songs are especially interesting. While under the chemically induced effects that mark the Dream Chase, a Na'vi may utilize any type of expression: standard social musical structures, cascading domestic vocal style imitations, nursery rhymes from deep within their memories, songs or chants wildly improvised. The only types of songs that are not heard in this context are personal songs and ritual mourning songs. Those who complete their Dream Hunts are rewarded with a waist sash to show around their torso and can choose a companion.

Tree of voices

The Tree of Voices is an important spiritual site for the Omaticaya clan, so named because the "voices" of ancestors can be "heard" through the neural queue's contact with the tree. It is similar in appearance to the Tree of Souls. The Tree of Voices also contains the “memories” of the plants and animals of the rainforest, all stored in the neutral network of Eywa. When a Na'vi connects to the tree, Eywa can sense what they expect to see and respond accordingly. Before any great deed, a Na'vi will visit the tree to entrust Eywa with his memories. The deceased Na'vi within Eywa will only know and remember things up until the last time they interacted with Eywa, therefore they do not remember their deaths.

Tsahìk

The Tsahìk is the spiritual leader of a Na'vi clan and the most important member after the clan leader. The Tsahìk's function is to interpret Eywa's will, spiritually guide the clan and perform important ceremonies such as the Uniltaron and, in rare cases, the transfer of consciousness.

Olo'eyktan

The Clan Leader is one of the most important members of a Na'vi clan and is similar to a chief. The leader is in charge of the clan and can govern together with his companion. While the Tsahìk leads the clan spiritually, the Olo'eyktan leads them physically, organizing hunting parties, war efforts, and managing relations between humans and other clans. Although Olo'eyktan typically refers to a male clan leader, the term can be used in a gender-neutral way, referring to a leader of any gender. However, there is a specifically feminine variant of the word, olo'eykte, which can be used when it is necessary to specify the leader's gender; in this case, olo'eyktan can be used specifically for male leaders.

Tsaheylu

Tsaheylu is a Na'vi word meaning "bond" or neural connection. This describes the physical process by which the flora and fauna of Pandora mentally connect with each other through the use of their queues. Tsaheylu has several different uses for different creatures, but mainly allows two beings to mentally connect and share information with each other. This information can be verbal communication, as when a Na'vi issues commands to a banshee or giant horse to direct it without the use of reins, memories, and even sensory data. When two creatures are linked, they gain access to each other's physical senses; this means they will feel the pain of what they are attached to, among other things. The caster makes great use of this ability, as his head and body are two separate entities connected by his queues, and the body has no eyes, meaning he cannot see when his head is disconnected and must navigate by sound. Certain Pandora flora can also perform tsaheylu with other creatures and plants; This connection builds the foundation of Pandora's neural network. This network can be accessed by the Na'vi and presumably other life forms in areas such as the Tree of Souls and the Tree of Voices; When a Na'vi connects to the network to commune with Eywa, they can upload their own memories and consciousness to the network and even communicate directly with the spirits of the deceased. Possible Uses: Taming and Riding: Taming and riding creatures using tsaheylu is especially important to the Na'vi, where successfully bonding with and learning to ride giant horses, banshees, and other creatures is part of certain rites of passage into adulthood, including Iknimaya. Mating: The Na'vi also bond when they mate to create a deep and lasting spiritual bond between them.

Don't read it

Direhorses (Na'vi name: pa'li) are nectarivores, vaguely horse-like in appearance, with very long necks and small heads. They are approximately the size of an elephant. They are creatures native to Pandora. When wild, the animals move together in loose herds through the forests, feeding on the bark of trees and shrubs. Herds numbering in the dozens have been sighted by aircraft, but evidence (including scatological and plant impact) suggests that herds of over a hundred animals are not uncommon. The giant horse, like most creatures native to Pandora, has two long, thin antennae (called neural whips by humans) that emerge from each side of the top of its skull. These appendages have feathery tips covered in tiny cilia that constantly wave and seek out the antennae of other giant horses as they approach. Xenobiologists believe that antennal touching is not just for pleasure and affection, but is also a means of transferring information about food sources and potential dangers. Herds often move in unison soon after touching the antennae. The animals are easily frightened, and when all six legs work in unison, they can reach ninety-five kilometers per hour. The giant horse is a third larger than the largest Earthly draft horses such as the Shire, Clydesdale or Percheron, making it substantially larger than the largest horse ever recorded on Earth, being approximately the size of an Asian elephant. The Na'vi are excellent horsemen and the giant horse, with its six legs, is a fast and agile mount, well adapted to Pandora's rugged terrain. Like several other animals on Pandora, there are lines of opercula along their necks to increase the amount of air they can breathe with each breath. It also has a sail-like "mane" that perhaps plays a role in signaling. Jake's Pa'li ​​name: Banlue.

Ikran

Mountain banshees (Na'vi name: ikran) are large, dragon-like aerial predators native to Pandora. They can be found perched on the various cliff sides of the Hallelujah Mountains. Jake's Ikran Name: Tsu'em.

Reconciliation

An Atokirina is a seed of the Tree of Souls that lives on Pandora. These seeds, according to the Na'vi, are very pure and sacred spirits. Additionally, these seeds are believed to be auspicious wherever they choose to rest. They are similar in appearance to small deep-sea jellyfish, but float on the wind like dandelion seeds, possibly aided by Pandora's denser atmosphere. Atokirinas also have ritual importance. The Omaticaya clan plants one of these seeds in the body of a deceased Na'vi, so that the Na'vi's consciousness becomes part of Eywa. They often gather in areas of mythological importance, such as the Cave of Songs, and are seen as bringing omens and signs.

Ceuci Clan

The Ceuci clan is the only clan that lives in the huge Amazon rainforest of Pandora. The clan was considered the most beautiful, cultural, friendly and most blessed by Eywa, the joy of this clan spread to all others, bringing peace, harmony, wisdom and culture to everyone on Pandora. But that ended when 'Ewna was mysteriously born from the sacred tree of Eywa. 'Ewna is the direct firstborn of Eywa, which made the other clans jealous and tried to attack the Ceuci clan, but luckily it didn't work out, some clans even tried to join with the sky people to claim the Ceuci clan, but again it was in vain. Since then, the Ceuci clan closed its doors to all other clans and were considered extremely savage, dangerous and powerful, many fear and others faithfully respect the Ceuci.

Gaia

Ga'ia is the Tsahìk of the Ceuci clan and Eywa's adopted/chosen mother to 'Ewna. She is considered the greatest and best Tsahìk on Pandora, having an extreme connection with Eywa and the spiritual world, making her extremely powerful spiritually and physically.

Bed

Tupã is the Olo'eyktan of the Ceuci clan and adopted father/chosen by Eywa for 'Ewna. He is considered the greatest and best Olo'eyktan on Pandora, having extreme knowledge in fights, battles, wars and in leadership and protection, making him extremely powerful physically and mentally.

People of the sky

The sky people are the humans who came to Pandora in search of resources. But due to their aggressive, destructive and murderous way of getting what they wanted, they ended up destroying life on Pandora, which made them known by the Na'vi as "demons". There are good humans, but they have a bad reputation throughout Pandora.

Na'vi

The Na'vi are a population of humanoid aliens who inhabit Pandora. They are blue, have pointed ears and a long tail. These creatures have four fingers on each hand and foot, being considered taller than humans, as they can measure up to 3 meters.

Avatar

Avatar is a genetically modified hybrid between humans and Na'vi, and can be controlled remotely through their human's consciousness. They are also called "dream walkers" by the Na'vi.

Tsakarem

Tsakarem is a Na'vi who has a strong mind and spirit, she is chosen by the Tsahìk of her clan, so that she can be the next Tsahìk and continue the lineage, she is generally the firstborn daughter of the Olo'eyktan and the Tsahìk.