Avatar: Fire and Ash can pay off a deleted scene.
Summary Although Avatar 3’s title doesn’t reveal much about the movie’s story, it does harken back to a deleted scene from 2009’s original Avatar. The sheer number of upcoming Avatar movies proves that James Cameron's franchise will continue expanding for some time to come, and the box office success of the original movie’s first sequel makes this unsurprising.
Avatar: Fire And Ash Could See Pandora Burned Down Jake Sully Saw Endless Fires During Avatar’s Deleted “Dream Hunt” Scene Close It seems that Jake Sully's Dream Hunt premonitions will come true despite the original Avatar cutting this pivotal scene before its release. In Avatar’s deleted Dream Hunt sequence, Jake Sully envisioned Pandora engulfed in flames by the RDA’s attacks.
Avatar: Fire and Ash should reveal that Jake saw the Omatikaya clan’s village burning in his Dream Hunt for two reasons. For one thing, this would explain why Jake was selected to lead the clan since he clearly has a destiny beyond his control. For another, proving that Jake was always destined to take over the Omatikaya clan would make his potential death even more impactful.
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