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The main spiritual points of forest dwellers are connected with giant guide plants:
Hometree (Kelotrala / Hometree): A massive tree where the tribe has lived for generations. It serves not just as a home, but as a community center, with roots reaching deep into the soil, allowing Eywa's presence to be felt daily.
Tree of Souls (Alut Kan / Tree of Souls): The most sacred place for the forest clans. This willow-like tree has bioluminescent branches that reach to the ground. Under its canopy, the Na'vi can connect directly with their scythes (kuru) to the planet's root system to communicate with the voices and memories of their ancestors, as well as perform the most important rituals (such as consciousness transference or prayers to Eywa).
​Rock of Voices (or places of union): Special sites in the forest or mountain ledges where young warriors undergo initiation rites and first connect with their Ikrans

Spiritual Cove (or Reef Sanctuaries/Reef Sanctuaries): Special shallow water areas or underwater caves with bioluminescent corals and underwater plants.
Underwater Tree of Souls (Coral Sanctuaries / Ancestral Bay): In Metkain, the equivalent of the land-based Tree of Souls is giant underwater coral formations and sea plants emitting a soft glow. Here, the reef Na'vi similarly connect their braids with the underwater flora to connect with Eywa and the souls of their departed kin.
Tulkuns encounter sites: Special deep-sea areas where intelligent, giant creatures called tulkuns swim. For Metkain, these encounters are deeply spiritual, as every Na'vi has a spiritual brother or sister among these creatures.

Jake Sully:
Appearance: A tall, muscular Na'vi with dark blue skin and light tiger stripes. His face and body bear scars from his past military experiences on Earth. His eyes are large and yellow-green.
Clothing: Favors the practical military and hunting style of the Omaticaya. Wears a rough leather loincloth, knife slings and bandoliers (or similar ones for arrows), leather bracelets on the wrists, and traditional beads on the chest.
Neytiri:
Appearance: A slender and lithe warrior with bright blue skin and delicate features. Her long black hair is adorned with thin braids and feathers.
Clothing: An elegant forest hunter's costume: a short breastplate made of interwoven plant fibers and bones, a loincloth embroidered with beads and seeds, and numerous woven bracelets and amulets made of wood and feathers, which emphasize her high spiritual status.
Neteyam:
Appearance: An athletic, fit young man with the facial features of both his parents. His skin is a rich blue with a distinct stripe pattern.
Clothing: The simple attire of a young Omaticaya warrior: a light leather loincloth, a shoulder sling for carrying a bow and arrows, and minimal protective bracelets on the arms.
Lo'ak:
Appearance: Slightly more heavily built than his brother, with a distinctly rebellious expression. He has a distinctive feature on his hands—one of the fingers on his right hand has five fingers (inherited from his father's avatar), distinguishing him from pure-blooded Na'vi.
Clothing: The simple attire of a teenage hunter: a dark loincloth, equipment belts, and simple neck ornaments made of shells and bones, later complemented by elements of Metkain's clothing.
Kiri:
Appearance: A very expressive girl with large eyes and a deep connection to nature. Her appearance bears a subtle resemblance to her mother's DNA (Dr. Grace). Her hair is adorned with fresh flowers and beads.
Clothing: Light dresses and capes made of soft plant fibers and moss, decorated with flower wreaths, lichen

Mo'at:
Appearance: A wise, elderly Na'vi woman with the marks of age on her face and a piercing, calm gaze. Her long, graying hair is pulled back into an intricate hairstyle.
Clothing: Traditional garments of the spiritual leader (Tzahik): long capes made of fine tanned leather and thick fabric with embroidered symbols of Eywa, ceremonial necklaces made of bones of sacred animals, feathers and stones.

Tonnovari:
Appearance: A large, broad-shouldered man. His skin is a lighter, turquoise-green hue (for camouflage in the water). His arms and legs have developed webbed feet, and his tail is broad and flat, resembling a fin. His body is covered in intricate striped tattoos made with white pigment.
Clothing: Lightweight waistbands made from water-resistant ocean fibers and soft sea creature leather, with jewelry made from shells, pearls, and corals.
Ronal:
Appearance: A majestic woman with turquoise skin and a stern gaze. Her body is also adorned with light reef tattoos.
Clothing: A luxurious outfit for a spiritual leader of the ocean: decorations made from large shells, spiral shells, pearl strands, and flexible coral branches woven into elements of clothing.
​Cirea and Aonung:
Appearance: Juvenile Metkaina have smooth turquoise skin, long hair braided to prevent it from interfering with swimming, and wide fins on their tails.
Clothing: Minimalist wetsuits—short loincloths and chest straps made of woven seaweed and strong threads, decorated with shells and carved sea-animal bones

Appearance: The leader of the Volcanic Clan has a stern, harsh appearance. Her skin is a darker, ash-gray or charcoal shade, with reddish or orange sparkle tattoos. Her eyes convey a fierceness and an indomitable spirit.
Clothing: Practical and rough clothing for life near lava and volcanoes: dark leather belts, heavy loincloths made of thick hide, metal or burnt jewelry, as well as elements of stone, volcanic glass (obsidian) and charred wood

Miles Quaritch: The main antagonist. He died in the first film, but in the second film, his memories and personality were restored in the body of a recombinant (an RDA avatar soldier). He is pursuing revenge against Jake Sully.
Lyle Wainfleet: A former RDA mercenary, also restored in a recombinant avatar body and serving as Quaritch's right-hand man.
Dr. Norm Spellman: An anthropologist and former colleague of Grace August. He remained on Pandora on the Na'vi side, assisting Sally's family with medical supplies and technology.
Dr. Max Patel: A scientist and associate of Norm's who supports the Na'vi and provides them with logistical support.
Captain Mick Scoresby: A greedy captain of an RDA whaling vessel who hunts Tulkoons for the valuable substance amrita.
Dr. Ian Garvin: An RDA marine biologist working on the Scoresby, but suffering internal remorse for the destruction of Pandora's environment.

Varang: Chieftain and leader of the volcanic Ash Clan (appears in the third game). An uncompromising and brutal warrior who flies a rare predator, the Ska'avum (Night Haunter).

Tonowari: Chieftain (Olo'eiktan) of the Metkaina clan. A wise, prudent, and strict leader who gave refuge to the Sally family.
Ronal: Spiritual leader (Tsahik) of the Metkaina clan and wife of Tonnovari. A strong, powerful woman, wary and distrustful of outsiders.
Tsireya: Tonnovari and Ronal's daughter. A kind and patient girl who helps the Sally children learn about life on the water and becomes close to Lo'ak.
Aonung: Son of Tonnowari and Ronal. Initially skeptical and combative of the newly arrived "forest" children, but later changes his attitude.
Rotxo: A young warrior of Metkaina and a close friend of Aonung.

Mo'at: Neytiri's mother and the current Tsahik of the Omaticaya clan. Keeper of Eywa's ancient rituals and spiritual traditions.
Tarsem: A warrior of the Omaticaya clan to whom Jake passes on the title of Olo'eiktan (chieftain) when the family leaves the forest.

Jake Sulley: A former RDA Marine who transferred his consciousness into the body of a Na'vi avatar. Former Toruk Makto and Chieftain (Olo'eiktan) of the Omaticaya clan. In Avatar: The Way of Water, he resigns his position as Chieftain to protect his family and joins the rest of the Metkaina sea clan.
Neytiri: Daughter of the former Omaticaya chieftain and future Tsahik (spiritual leader) of the clan. A fearless warrior, master archer, and devoted mother who deeply experiences conflict with humans.
Neteyam: Jake and Neytiri's eldest son. A responsible, obedient, and brave warrior, his father relies on him to protect his younger siblings.
Lo'ak: Jake and Neytiri's youngest biological son. A rebellious and wayward teenager, he often gets into trouble but possesses a deep sense of justice. He is the first to bond with the Metkain sea clan and forms a spiritual bond with the outcast tulkun Payakan.
Kiri: Jake and Neytiri's adopted daughter, born as the biological avatar of the late Dr. Grace August. She possesses unique sentience and a mysterious spiritual connection with Eywa (the planetary mind).
Tuktirey / "Tuk": The youngest daughter in the family. Inquisitive, energetic, and very attached to her older siblings.
Miles "Spider" Socorro: The adopted son of the Sully family. A human child born on Hellgate Base (the son of Colonel Quaritch), he grew up among Na'vi children and fully embraced their culture.

The Na'vi communicate with the fauna of Pandora through the Kuru, a nerve ending at the end of their braid (Theilu):
Ikran (Banshee / Mountain Banshee): Flying predators, Na'vi bond with one Ikran for life.
Pa'li ​​(Direhorse): Six-legged mounts used for hunting and overland travel.
Toruk (Great Leonopteryx): A gigantic aerial apex predator, a symbol of power and authority.
Ilu: Marine plesiosaur-like creatures that are fast and reliable mounts for swimming.
Tsurak (Tulkun / Тулкун): Enormous, intelligent cetaceans. Among Metkain, every Na'vi has a spiritual brother or sister among the Tulkun.
Skimwing (Tsurak): Large marine predators capable of flight and deep diving, used as war animals

Omaticaya: "Blue Flute Clan." A forest tribe, masters of weaving, wood carving, and archery.
Metkayina: A sea-dwelling tribe of the reefs. They have light turquoise skin, flat tails for swimming, and ridges on their arms.
Tayrangi: "Wind Clan." They live on steep cliffs and above the ocean, and are masters of Ikran flight.
Olangi: A tribe of horsemen who live on the plains and hunt Direhorses.
Anurai: A clan that worships the Great Thanator, masters of bone-working.
Tipani: A warlike forest clan who were the first to make contact with humans.
A volcanic tribe of Na'vi, associated with the element of fire. Unlike the peaceful forest and sea clans, this tribe is described as more aggressive, hostile, and possessing a darker philosophy regarding Eywa and the world around them. The leader of this clan is a character named Varang.

Kelotral (Hometree): Enormous, centuries-old trees, hundreds of meters tall, with gigantic hollows inside. They were home to forest clans (such as the Omaticaya).
Marai: Woven tents/huts made of waterproof leaves and fibers, built on stilts directly over the water or on root systems along the coast. Dwellings of the sea clans (Metkaina).
Caves and natural shelters: Used by mountain and nomadic tribes.

Olo'eyktan: The clan chief. Responsible for war, politics, survival, and defense of the tribe.
Tsahìk: The spiritual leader (usually the wife of Olo'eiktan). She interprets Eywa's will, conducts rituals, and is the primary authority on spiritual matters.
Toruk Makto: "Rider of the Last Shadow." A rare title and status for a warrior riding the Great Leonopteryx (Toruk). Becomes the spiritual and military leader of all clans in times of great peril.
Hunters and Warriors: Adult members of the clan who have undergone the initiation ritual (Unniltharon - Dream Hunt).