Unclear canonicity The information on this page comes from Avatar: Reckoning, a cancelled video game. Information and elements from this game are under questionable canon status.
Excuse me, but who's the administrator here? Me or you? How many avatars have you destroyed? Do you have any idea how much you've cost us?!
Trinity Harper is the RDA's administrator of the Forward Base on Pandora. She is the main antagonist of Avatar: Reckoning and was meant to be a boss fight when she becomes a war criminal. She commands an aggressive military force called the Black Squad.
Trinity is an outstanding tactician and commander. She left the army, where she was a high-ranking officer, to join the RDA.[1] She was on Pandora in 2154 at the time of the Battle of Ayram Alusìng, and Eaton Roberts was one of her lackeys. When the RDA was expelled from Pandora, she also left the moon with them, but held a grudge against the Na'vi.
She appeared to Raven not long after they obtained their avatar. When a hammerhead titanothere broke free from its cage, she piloted an AMP suit and killed it, then dismissed its death as her just getting a little exercise. She then recruited Raven into SecOps.
Much later, while stationed in Forward base, Trinity led the War of the Wetlands and ordered the bombing that left the Hulanta clan dead and homeless.[1]
Personality[]
Trinity is shown to be a cruel, ruthless and evil woman who dislikes the Na'vi, derogatorily calling them "blues" and feels that exterminating them is the RDA's only option.
While other antagonists in the Avatar series are motivated by greed, money or fame, Trinity is never shown to have these as her motivations. Rather, she has a survival of the fittest and "might makes right" attitude. She views humanity as the apex predators of Pandora, and that the subjugation and gradual oppression and extinction of the Na'vi is simply justified evolution, natural selection and fate. She believes that while the development of civilization is sometimes chaotic, in the end, the strong always rise to the top and people should figure out their own position.
While she has not cleared authorization to destroy any Hometrees, and she is willing to listen to reason to a degree, she still wants the Na'vi to have little strength to rebel. She appears to have been fed a lot of pro-RDA propaganda and believes her work on Pandora may save Earth.
Like many antagonists of the Avatar series, Trinity is shown to have little to no empathy for animals, stabbing a hammerhead titanothere to death instead of trying to tranquilize or set free the animal. She also cages various animals in cramped cages at Forward Base.
One of her mottos is to always have a backup plan.
Trivia[]
She is one of the few female antagonists of the series, the others being Frances Ardmore and Artsut.
She shares the surname of René Harper from Avatar: The Game, possibly implying a relationship, and it can be speculated she may have intended to be his younger sister, wife or girlfriend. Trinity was in Reckoning (her concept dates back to at least 2021) before Avatar: The Game was announced as non-canon by Joshua Izzo in 2023, although whether or not the Reckoning developers were aware of The Game's canonicity beforehand is unclear. If they are somehow related, it would be ironic because René was pro Na'vi while Trinity seems anti-Na'vi.
Trinity and Lily Reese both wear some sort of unknown glove technology on their right arms.
On a loading screen her name is written as Trinity Hart.
Datamining suggests there would have been an aerial battle between Trinity and Raven in the skies.
Memorable Quotes[]
„The Na'vi want a fight... I'm feeling generous. Let's bring them a war.“
„Useless son of a...! You didn't think I would give up so easily, did you Raven? Game over. Time to pay the piper for not remembering who you are.“
„You standing here today is a fluke. Savor it. Wake up, eat it for breakfast, and do your job. In time, someone will slip up. I look forward to that day.“
