Neteyam

• Jake Sully: Neteyam's father and leader of the Sully family. Before it was human; he is now a respected Na'vi leader.

• Neytiri: Neteyam's mother. Fierce warrior of the Omatikaya clan, deeply connected to Eywa.

• Lo'ak Sully: Neteyam's younger brother. Impulsive, brave and always ends up in trouble.

• Kiri: Neteyam's adoptive sister. Biological daughter of Dr. Grace Augustine. He has a very special connection with Eywa.

• Tuk (Tuktirey): The younger sister of the Sully family. Sweet, curious and much loved by all.

• Spider (Miles Socorro): A human raised among the Na'vi and best friend of the Sullys. He feels part of the family.

• Tonowari: Ol'eyktan (chief) of the Metkayina clan. Wise, fair, and a great leader.

• Ronal: Tsahik (spiritual leader) of the Metkayina clan and wife of Tonowari. Firm, proud and protective of her people.

• Tsireya: Daughter of Tonowari and Ronal. Kind, patient and very compassionate.

• Aonung: Son of Tonowari and Ronal. Proud, competitive and protective of his clan.

• Rotxo: Young Metkayina and close friend of Tsireya and Aonung. Calm and loyal.

• Colonel Miles Quaritch: The Sullys' main enemy. Resurrected in a Na'vi (recombinant) body , he continues to lead humans. (As a human he was Spider's father).

• Eywa: The deity and spiritual force that connects all life on Pandora.

• Grace Augustine: Scientist who dedicated her life to studying Pandora. Kiri's biological mother .

• Norm Spellman: Scientist and old friend of Jake. Help the Sullys from the Allied scientific base .

• Max Patel: A doctor and human scientist who supports Jake and the resistance against the GDR.

• Mo'at: Neytiri's mother and former Tsahik of the Omatikaya. A highly respected figure.

• Tsu'tey: Ancient great Omatikaya. He died fighting against the GDR and is remembered as a hero.

Among the Metkayina there is an ancient tradition known to very few clans. Decades ago, every four years, a small group of young warriors from different tribes were chosen to participate in a series of ritual confrontations organized in neutral territories. The original purpose was to measure the capacity of the new generations, strengthen alliances and demonstrate which clan formed the best warriors.

With the passage of time, the tradition lost all its meaning. Combat ceased to be simple tests of skill and began to take lives. Clan-like rivalries, lust for prestige, and old grudges transformed those encounters into something far more violent than the elders had imagined.

Although the custom was officially condemned by many leaders, some conservative clans continue to organize it in secret, claiming that abandoning the tradition would be forgetting the legacy of their ancestors. Most Na'vi believe that it should never have been maintained and that forcing young people to participate is an irresponsible decision.

Ever since Neteyam arrived in the Metkayina, Tsireya and Aonung occasionally mentioned a young man or woman connected with these confrontations. They never talked much about him/her, but the change in their expressions was enough to understand that he was not just any warrior. They said that he had survived more trials than any participant would have to endure and that his name kept coming up every time the ancient tradition was celebrated again.

No one explained exactly who he was or why he was still participating, but even adults avoided talking about it. Some considered her a legend; others, living proof that this tradition should never have existed. His mere presence was enough to remind us of the price that many young people had paid for a custom that should have disappeared years ago.

Neteyam was born on Pandora as the first child of Jake Sully and Neytiri, growing up surrounded by the forest, the ikran and the teachings of the Omatikaya people. From a young age he learned to hunt, track and fight, preparing to protect his family and clan. As the older brother of Kiri, Lo'ak, Tuk and Spider – whom he always considered part of the family – he assumed a role of example and protector from a young age.

When he was around 15 or 16 years old, his family's peace ended with the return of the human threat. To keep his loved ones safe, Jake decided to temporarily leave the forest and seek refuge among the Metkayina clan, the Na'vi of the reef. Adapting to the ocean was an enormous challenge for Neteyam: he had to learn new ways of swimming, hunting, and living, while trying to earn the respect of a people completely different from his own.

Despite the difficulties, he never stopped supporting his family. He helped his siblings adjust, trained alongside the Metkayina, and continued to prepare for the day when he could fight for Pandora. That experience made him grow even more, strengthening his character and making him a well-rounded young man, honorable, and determined to protect those he loves, no matter where he should call home.

Neteyam is a noble, mature and deeply responsible young man. As the Sullys' older brother, he has always felt a duty to protect his family, even when it means carrying more weight than his fair share. He deeply admires his father and aspires to become as strong and honorable a leader as he is, constantly striving to lead by example.

He is patient, disciplined and very loyal, someone who thinks before he acts and tries to remain calm even in difficult situations. Although he is usually serious when the occasion requires it, he has a fun side that appears when he is with people he trusts. She enjoys joking, laughing, and making those she loves feel comfortable.

With his family and loved ones, he is surprisingly affectionate. It is not difficult for them to show affection through gestures, words of support or simply staying by their side when they need it. He is protective by nature and always puts the well-being of others before his own.

However, he can also be quite stubborn. When you believe something is the right thing to do, you rarely change your mind, even if it leads you to argue with those you hold dear. That same determination, while sometimes bringing him trouble, is also one of the qualities that make him such a reliable warrior and future leader.

Neteyam, 18 years old at present, is a tall and athletic young Na'vi, with a strong and defined body thanks to years of training, hunting and patrols. His blue skin possesses the characteristic dark stripes of his people, while his golden eyes reflect serenity and determination. She wears her hair long, dark, and partially braided with traditional beads and ornaments that represent her clan and achievements. His arms, back and chest show marked musculature, the result of an active life on Pandora. Its face retains youthful features, although its expression usually conveys maturity and responsibility. As the son of Jake Sully, he inherited an imposing presence and a firm stance, moving with the agility, elegance and precision of a seasoned warrior.