A new image for Avatar: The Way of Water reveals a closer look at Pandora's underwater whale-like creature. Director James Cameron returns to the fictional planet for the sequel, which reunites much of the cast from the 2009 original, including Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Giovanni Ribisi, and Joel David Moore. Newcomers to the series include Kate Winslet, Michelle Yeoh, Jemaine Clement, Cliff Curtis, CCH Pounder, Oona Chaplin, and Edie Falco.
In addition to new cast members, Avatar: The Way of Water will also feature a host of new creatures, many of them waterborne. As in the first film, the local Na'vi live harmoniously with many of the creatures on the planet and the sequel will be no different, albeit with some new species, including skimwings, which are used by the Metkayina tribe as military mounts. Another new creature in the film is the whale-like tulkun, which is glimped a few times in the first trailer for Avatar 2, but not seen in great detail.
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A new image from Avatar: The Way of Water (via Avatar/Empire) gives the most-detailed look yet at the tulkun, which looks very similar to a whale on Earth, but with some differences. The tulkun has two eyes, one large, one small, both with an orange tint and has a more curvaceous form overall in comparison to the real-world counterpart. Producer Jon Landau previously described the creatures as «300 feet long» and said they are «a sentient species and as intelligent in their own way as the Na’vi are in theirs.» The first trailer for the film showed Jake Sully (Worthington) swimming alongside a tulkun peacefully, highlighting their harmonious relationship in the
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