After migrating through the sea of the exotic and wild Pandora, and joining forces with the Reef Clan Metkayina in a archipelago, the brave, audacious, and fearless leader of the clan Omaticaya dives into the ocean water, swimming among the vegetation of exuberant colorful corals and an eccentric sea fauna, preparing to fight and defend his family and clan against the Sky People invaders, he carries his assault riffle M69 on his left arm, a reflex of the times when he was still a human marine, while wielding his Na'vi axe in his right hand! From the sci-fi epic, co-written-edited-produced and directed by James Cameron, Iron Studios present their statue Jake Sully - Avatar: The Way of Water - Art Scale 1/10, with the hero protagonist of the Avatar franchise, the second release by Iron Studios, inspired by the sequel that was the highest box office in 2022, with 4 Oscars nominations, winner of Best Visual Effects among many other awards.

In the year of 2148, with Earth's resources rapidly depleting, the
Resources Development Administration (R.D.A.) began exploring the reserves of a precious mineral called Unobtainium in Pandora, one of the moons of Polyphemus in Alpha Centauri. For this mining operation, the R.D.A. employed former soldiers and marines as mercenaries. Pandora is inhabited by the Na'vi, humanoid natives with blue skin, 9 to 10 feet tall, with tails, and bones reinforced with carbon fiber, that live in harmony with the nature and worship Eywa, their Goddess of Life. Incapable of breathing in the atmosphere of Pandora, and due to conflicts with the Na'vi, the human created the Avatar Program, in which they're mentally connected through neural links to hybrid genetically enhanced Human-Na'vi bodies. Jake Sully, a paraplegic former marine seeks money for a surgery that could heal him and goes to Pandora to take his late brother's place in the program due to their genetic similarities. In his Na'vi Avatar form, he's saved by Neytiri, a prince