🌀 Itadori Yuji /\ Na'vi

Born to a half-breed, from the parents of a Na'vi mother and an avatar - an artificial Na'vi with five fingers, and the heir of the Omaticaya clan. He is more trained in hand-to-hand combat, thanks to his father, he knows the human language. He has short pink pale hair, so much different from the usual color of the Na'vi, otherwise they do not differ from the forest Na'vi, except that there are five fingers on his hands instead of four. The tip of Itadori's tail is also pink instead of black. Yuji's family consists of another brother and two sisters. He is the eldest son in the family, one sister is much younger than the others.

} OMATICAYA . The Blue Flute Clan, famous for its weavers, lived in the region around Hell's Gate . } TIPANI . A clan of renowned warriors and unrivaled hunters. } THE TAUKAMI , a clan of Celestial Seers, are known for their curiosity and persistence in searching for answers, as well as their deep knowledge of alchemy. } THE OLANGI are a plains clan who spend their entire lives outside the forests, raising pa'li. They are currently absorbed into the Omaticaya, having suffered heavy losses during the Battle for the Tree of Souls . } THE TYRANGI . A clan living on the sea coast. They are renowned as the finest ikran riders. } ANURAI . Famous sculptors and bone carving masters. } KEKUNAN . A very ancient clan whose members were the first to discover how to tame mountain banshees. } METKAYINA . A sea clan that settled on the reefs. } TA'UNUi . Another sea clan living on the reefs. } THE TLALIM , also known as the Wind Traders , are a nomadic clan of Na'vi . They use jellyfish and airships for airship travel. } THE MANGKWAN, also known as the Ash People , are one of the Na'vi clans. Living on the slopes of the volcano, the Mangkwan suffered heavy losses when it erupted, and as a result, they developed a deep hatred for Eywa , who had allowed this tragedy to happen.

The Earth of the future has become a deformed globe, its seas poisoned and virtually devoid of large life forms, toxic rains pouring from the sky, and all forests long ago burned for firewood, while the cleared forested areas are rebuilt with modern residential complexes. With a global population of approximately twenty billion, there is no longer enough clean water for everyone, and people subsist primarily on synthetic protein or seasoned algae grown in polluted oceans.

With Earth's natural resources already virtually depleted (the latest developments are being carried out, for example, at the bottom of the Mariana Trench , the deepest trench in the World Ocean), humanity was forced to turn its gaze to other worlds, and by the time vast natural resources were discovered on distant Pandora and, more importantly, deposits of the superconductor unobtainium , its further colonization became not just a whim, but a matter of survival.

By 2154, humanity had already conquered near space: factories had been built on the Moon and Mars , causing toxic rainfalls on Earth; nevertheless, life on extraterrestrial colonies, outside the overpopulated home world, is considered prestigious among earthlings, although not everyone can afford a ticket to them.

Human society in the future has reached unprecedented technological heights, mastering long-distance space travel and the cloning of living organisms. These people have mastered light-year travel and the creation of unprecedented hybrids, "smart" machines fight over them, and a unified transportation network has linked every continent and every major city on Earth... but spiritually, this society has completely decayed. All power is now in the hands of powerful megacorporations, while the lion's share of the planet's population lives in dire poverty, poisoned by industrial toxins and forced to subsist on synthetic protein. The world of the future Earth is a world of contrasts, where "the strong devours the weak. No one cares. It's always been that way..." where a military veteran can barely afford a cup of coffee with his allowance, while wealthy disabled people can easily treat their injuries or install high-tech prosthetics. People are born in huge cities, where every second person wears an exosuit to avoid suffering from the poisoned air, live in tiny concrete boxes with barely enough room to turn around, and after death, they are cremated in municipal crematoriums , stacked in cardboard coffins like garbage. Yet most people are in no hurry to protest—their voices mean nothing in a world where money dictates power—and so the world of Earth continues to slide downhill, into the abyss of energetic and, worst of all, social collapse.

Although Earth's technology has long since reached the level of cyberwarfare using unmanned aerial vehicles and caseless ferromagnetic ammunition, Pandora's harsh conditions dictate their own laws: powerful electrocyclones and constant radiation exposure quickly cause any high-tech equipment to malfunction and fail. Therefore, the RDA decided to use only "legacy" technologies on Pandora, whose reliability has been proven over decades of use. Since every kilogram of cargo transported from Earth to Pandora aboard the Risk Star costs a considerable amount of money, only what cannot be produced by local industry is transported: electronic components, high-precision instruments, data modules, pharmaceuticals, as well as new Security Service soldiers, avatars, and their operators, included in the hundred who arrive on Pandora every six years on a new flight. Although officially a truce is maintained between Earth and Na'vi, violations—mostly by RDA soldiers—are not uncommon, and the aggressive flora and ferocious animals leave no doubt that without a constant influx of new recruits, the RDA Security Service will naturally cease to exist.

Discovered in the second half of the 21st century, Pandora represented not only the greatest discovery in human history but also an opportunity to launch interstellar expansion and bolster its suffocating economy. Wild, incredible, and terrifying, this green moon of the gas giant Polyphemus is a veritable treasure trove of knowledge for scientists of all stripes, but above all, it is the source of the vital mineral unobtainium, which the megacorporation RDA launched its first expeditions to mine. Despite its superficial resemblance to Earth, Pandora differs significantly from humanity's home planet. Due to its low gravity (0.8g, 20% less than Earth's), the local flora and fauna are characterized by gigantism, while large vertebrates have an efficient respiratory system and are hexapedal, meaning they have six limbs for better contact with the soil. Pandora also has a denser atmosphere: while rich in oxygen, like Earth's, it contains higher levels of carbon dioxide, xenon, methane, and hydrogen sulfide, making it impossible for humans to breathe without special filters. Bioluminescence is also characteristic of life on Pandora: both animals and plants have luminous markings on their bodies, which can be used for both intra- and interspecies communication. For example, some predators, like the dinictoid, can consciously dim their glow to appear less threatening to potential prey, while other animals, like the moon spirits, can use bioluminescence to ward off enemies. Even the Na'vi have their own pattern of luminous dots on their bodies, which reflect their emotional state and are an important part of local culture.

The greatest difference between this unique moon and its distant counterpart in the Solar System is the interconnectedness between all the beings living on it , a form of collective intelligence that the Na'vi call "Eywa" or "Great Mother." Via special nerve fibers , a kind of "second spinal cord," all living beings can connect to the collective consciousness of their world, sharing or, conversely, receiving the necessary knowledge of their predecessors. Through Eywa, the Na'vi are able to directly control their beasts, direhorses , and banshees , bypassing the lengthy process of domestication. Through Eywa, Pandora also constantly monitors the natural balance, preventing disruption.

Much of Pandora's surface is covered by dense tropical forest, stretching from pole to pole. Pandora is a world of colossal trees and incredible creatures, combining characteristics of both plants and animals; unsure of how to classify them, xenobotanists were forced to coin the term "zooplants" or "planimals," a term they had never encountered on Earth. Many plants known on Pandora possess strange and even frightening properties: for example, the calyx plant forms a symbiotic relationship with dangerous stinging insects , the scorpion thistle sprays acid around itself, and the spiky fir tree , sensing changes in the magnetic field, shoots jagged spines at potential threats. However, the Na'vi have found many uses for even the most dangerous plants: they collect thunderflower seeds and use them as food, use razor palm leaves to make fabrics and weave baskets , and use poisonous ferns to dye clothing.

Despite the presence of six limbs, blowholes , and chitinous armor covered in bioluminescent markings, Pandora's fauna is in many ways reminiscent of pre-crisis Earth: enormous ungulates called sturmbists graze in river valleys , packs of viperwolves prowl the forest thickets , and countless tetrapterons , searching for food in the shallows, take flight in a whirlwind of exploding purple. However, some local animals—for example, the terrifying slinger or the giant flying jellyfish —have few terrestrial analogues, which only adds to Pandora's fauna's unique character. Thanks to their ability to establish a direct neural link with any advanced animal on Pandora, the Na'vi have avoided the lengthy process of domestication and taming. For example, a young hunter who has completed Iknimaya and established a bond with a mountain banshee will never part with their winged beast again. Each clan, depending on their location, has its own mounts—for example, sea clans establish a bond with ilu , while plains clans ride direhorses. There are also animals with which bonding is possible, but extremely rare. It's practically impossible to encounter a rider of a thanator , a hammerhead titanotherium , or, especially, the legendary Toruk Makto in everyday life ... although exceptions are possible. In addition to the diverse and abundant megafauna, Pandora is home to many animals that are barely visible, if at all, to the naked eye. Some of these inconspicuous creatures—for example, the teylu —are an important part of the Na'vi diet , while others, like the arachnoid and the glowworm , play a vital role in their most sacred rituals . As for microorganisms, most remain unstudied, but evidence suggests that many of these tiny creatures form symbiotic relationships with larger organisms.

Still at a rather "primitive," Paleolithic stage of development, the Na'vi live in relatively small clans , with contact between them, let alone armed conflict, extremely rare. Hunters and gatherers who have mastered only the most basic form of agriculture, they exist in harmony with the world around them and are accustomed to taking only the bare necessities for survival; thanks to their shared connection with Eywa, the Na'vi never forget the needs and laws of the natural world around them and do not oppose themselves to either the animal or even the plant life of Pandora. Constant contact with Eywa, their distant ancestors, and every living being on the planet has allowed Na'vi society to maintain stability for millennia: in the time it took humanity to progress from bronze swords to interstellar travel, the Na'vi social structure has remained virtually unchanged, as has their overall level of technological development. Treating their surroundings with care and respect, the Na'vi, in turn, utilize Pandora's generous resources, providing them with ample food, shelter, and comfortable natural conditions that remain constant from pole to pole. If the balance of Na'vi society is disrupted and their numbers become too numerous, Eywa can devise a way to reduce their numbers to an optimal level: she does not care only for the intelligent "chosen ones," like earthly gods, but maintains and preserves the overall balance of life.

Standing approximately three meters tall and weighing approximately 210 kilograms (by Earth standards; given Pandora's lower gravity, the average Na'vi on their home moon weighs "only" about 160 kilograms), the Na'vi only vaguely resemble humans: the most noticeable difference is their bluish-blue skin (resulting from a cyanine pigment, whereas Na'vi blood is red), with a complex pattern of darker stripes and spots, overlaid with an individual pattern of bioluminescent markings that serve as identification. The Na'vi also have a long, thin tail—it aids balance while running and jumping, and also serves to express emotions. The Na'vi themselves don't always control its movements, giving rise to the saying, "Watch your tail!"— and mobile, pointed ears, huge golden-yellow eyes, and fangs that are more pronounced than those of humans, giving the natives of Pandora a predatory appearance. Their bodies are muscular yet graceful: their waists are elongated, their shoulders broad, so that the overall silhouette resembles an inverted, pointed triangle. Their limbs are long, their palms and feet oblong, and they have four fingers on each hand and toe. The Na'vi's neck is quite long, powerful, but surprisingly mobile, and the structure of their skulls clearly shows feline features: they have flat noses without a central ridge and very large eyes with an inhuman slant, hypersensitive to various ranges of light.

The internal structure of the Na'vi is largely reminiscent of terrestrial mammals, but there are also differences. For example, a distinctive neural spine— the scythe —is prominent, extending from the back of the skull and approximately a meter long. At the center of the scythe is a dense cluster of nerve fibers, a sort of second spinal cord, directly connected to the brain and emerging from a special opening in the skull. This allows the Na'vi to communicate directly with the planetary consciousness, which they call Eywa , and also establish contact with any living organism on Pandora that possesses a neural spine. Furthermore, the Na'vi skeleton, like that of most Pandora fauna, is exceptionally strong: although their bones were formed through a process similar to that of terrestrial vertebrates, they are covered in a natural carbon shell and are 20% lighter than the bones of terrestrial mammals, yet three times stronger. Even a broken bone retains its original shape and can support some weight, though not as effectively as a healthy one. The strength of Na'vi bones and the low gravity of their home moon allow Pandora natives to survive jumps and falls from much greater heights than humans on Earth. Finally, the Na'vi are among the few creatures on Pandora to possess hair: although most of their bodies are smooth, their heads are covered in thick black hair, and they also have eyelashes and a small tuft at the tip of their tail.

To best adapt to life on Pandora, the Na'vi developed a number of anatomical features, and forest Na'vi are noticeably different from their marine counterparts. For example, forest Na'vi have thin, tufted tails, while marine Na'vi have flat, muscular tails that aid in underwater propulsion. Marine Na'vi eyes are larger and equipped with third eyelids , which act as goggles for scuba diving, and their forearms and shins are wider to allow for more powerful strokes. Finally, marine Na'vi hair is typically curly and seaweed-like, rather than straight like forest Na'vi, and their skin is a lighter turquoise shade with wavy stripes, with the chest and belly being noticeably lighter than the back.

It is possible that there are other varieties of the People, for example, those adapted to life in the desert or polar regions.

Generous natural resources and the ability to directly connect to the global biological network have effectively eliminated the need for the Na'vi to pursue technological progress: unlike the harsh Earth, Pandora more than provides the Na'vi with everything they need for a comfortable life, thereby maintaining a natural balance between birth and death, and in the event of population crises, small local wars between clans quickly restore the natural equilibrium. Most of the tools used by the People are simple, yet beautiful and graceful, like works of art. They are used for relatively simple activities—hunting and fishing, handicrafts and cooking, teaching children and playing music—but even hearth tools or fish poles can be covered with intricate and, more importantly, meaningful designs, reflecting the Na'vi's reverence for the life forms around them and their shared connection to the collective consciousness of Pandora. Moreover, outward simplicity can sometimes conceal additional secrets: for example, someone attempting to pull a plug from a Na'vi basket risks never being able to open it by brute force; lanterns placed near their settlements light automatically at dusk; and a catcher wrapped around a snout is not so easily scraped off, even by the most enraged banshee!

The Na'vi are omnivores, gatherers, and hunters , living primarily on the resources of their native moon. They have some rudimentary agriculture—they call it "sk'waylu," or "encouragement," where plants are cultivated and fed to increase yields and produce more fruit—but widespread cultivation has not yet been achieved.

The Na'vi wear relatively little clothing, apparently due largely to Pandora's tropical climate and their habit of taking only the bare minimum from nature to sustain themselves. Generally, both men and women wear only loincloths (women also wear a kind of "breastplate"). Only the clan chieftain and the tsahik wear highly elaborate robes, designed to emphasize their high hierarchical status. The only known exception to this rule are the Na'vi of the Tipani clan , who habitually wear armor.

When meeting, the Na'vi say to each other, "I see you." The emphasis is not on the "I see" itself, but on "you." The greeting can be translated as "You are," "You exist," "You are before me," and even "You are still alive."

In Na'vi: "Oel ngati kame" - neutral greeting "Oel ngati kameie" - to express a positive feeling about meeting someone. "kame" - means "to see" in a spiritual sense, a synonym for "to understand".

Non-verbal greeting: The Na'vi greet newcomers with a gesture: the fingers of the left hand are bent together and placed on the forehead. Sometimes the gesture alone, without a phrase, is sufficient for greeting.

Marriage among the Na'vi is a somewhat more complex concept than among humans. They first learned the word "harem" from humans—they practice strict monogamy, and spouses are faithful to each other for life. The mechanisms of reproduction themselves are generally similar to those of humans and other terrestrial mammals, but after a man and woman choose each other and wish to become husband and wife, they intertwine their hair, establishing a neural bond that lasts for the rest of their lives. This process itself, of course, does not lead to procreation, but it is far more intimate and relationship-relevant than a simple human declaration of love. Traditionally, after a Na'vi male has passed all the trials of becoming a warrior, is recognized by his clan and becomes a full member, he can carve a bow from the wood of the Home Tree and choose a woman. If she reciprocates his feelings, the two can be betrothed through Eywa's blessing. Even if one of the lovers is already betrothed to someone else, if Eywa decides to unite them, neither the clan chief nor even the tsahik can object. Despite their long marriages, the Na'vi are not very prolific—usually, a single family has between one and ten offspring, with rare exceptions.

1- Na'vi cells do not contain DNA and do not use it to encode genetic information. The Na'vi have a three-lobed brain and an external appendage that allows them to "connect" to animals and plants . 2- Na'vi mature faster than humans, but live 30% longer. 3- Despite their seemingly slender build, Na'vi are approximately four times stronger than the average human. 4- The Na'vi are not placental creatures, and although women have mammary glands that they use to feed their children for the first four months of life, their reproductive biology is significantly different from anything known on Earth.

1- Most land animals have six limbs, while the Na'vi have only four. 2- The Na'vi have only two eyes, while most of the larger animals on Pandora have four: two additional ones are located next to the main pair. 3- Most animals have two nerve endings, while the Na'vi have only one. 4- Many of Pandora's larger animals breathe through blowholes , while the Na'vi respiratory system is more similar to that of humans.