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Do the duty of Olo'eyktan. It is the way! And it is good. I will be remembered. I fought with Toruk Makto. We were brothers. And he was my last shadow.
Tsu'tey transferring his leadership of the Omatikaya clan to Jake Sully before his death.

Tsu’tey te Rongloa Ateyitan[1] was the Omatikaya clan's finest warrior, as well as an apprentice for being the next Olo'eyktan.[2] After the death of the clan leader Eytukan, Tsu'tey was Olo'eyktan himself from August 20-22, 2154. Along with Jake Sully, Tsu'tey lead the Na'vi against the RDA forces in the Assault on the Tree of Souls.

Tsu'tey was mortally wounded by a machine gunner during the battle after valiantly dispatching several RDA soldiers. He told a reluctant Jake he should become the next clan leader; although Jake was reluctant to lead, claiming he is not officer material, Tsu'tey reaffirmed his dying wish. Tsu'tey was granted a merciful death at his request by Jake.

Biography[]

Early Life[]

Tsu'tey was born in the Omatikaya clan, as the first son of Ateyo and Artsut, along with his younger brother Arvok. From a young age, Tsu'tey showed great skills and success in hunting and leadership during his training, and became favored by his parents over Arvok, although Tsu'tey was still close with his brother. He also knew of his parents' controlling nature and learned to ignore or rebel against it.

Tsu'tey was later chosen by the clan's Olo'eyktan, Eytukan, and the Tsahìk, Mo'at, to become the future mate of their oldest daughter, Sylwanin. Together, they were to succeed her parents as the leaders of the clan. Although their marriage was arranged, the two were truly in love.

School incident[]

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A young Tsu'tey holding Sylwanin's body

Tsu'tey was also one of the students in Grace Augustine's school which is where he learned English. Unfortunately, ten years after the school's opening, it was closed after Sylwanin and other students were shot to death inside of it by SecOps mercenaries. After Sylwanin's death, the role of tsahìk fell to Neytiri, whom Tsu'tey did not love. This incident instilled Tsu'tey with a sense of hatred and distrust of sky people, even toward his former mentor Grace. Tsu'tey later became the leader of the hunters in the clan.

Later Life (Avatar: Tsu'tey's Path and Avatar)[]

Two years later, shortly before meeting Jake Sully, Tsu'tey was meditating at the Tree of Souls with Eytukan, Mo'at, and Neytiri. After listening for the will of Eywa, Tsu'tey is dismissed by Eytukan and leaves to join his group of hunters, consisting of three older members, led by Takuk, and two less experienced ones, Ka'ani and Saeyla.

That night, Tsu'tey teaches Ka'ani and Saeyla that they must perform tsaheylu with Eywa before a hunt so that they will be remembered if they die. The next day, after night survival training, Tsu'tey and his apprentices scale a large tree. Although they feel proud of themselves, Tsu'tey orders them to do better and they climb an even taller tree.

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Tsu'tey captures Jake Sully

Later that night, Tsu'tey and his students found and captured Jake Sully.[3] At Neytiri's insistence, Jake was brought before Eytukan and Mo'at who, following an inspection, decided that Jake would be taught the Na'vi ways. Despite his students' reluctance and his own disapproval, Tsu'tey tells them to respect Eytukan's decision. Tsu'tey then travels to the Trees of Voices in an attempt to communicate with Sylwanin's spirit before Neytiri arrives. They discuss how much they miss Sylwanin and their worries about Jake. While Tsu'tey firmly believes that humans bring only death, Neytiri believes it is an opportunity to learn from him and teach humans another way to live beyond the damage they have already done to the Na'vi and Pandora.

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Tsu'tey accessing Sylwanin's memory

The following day, Tsu'tey taught Saeyla and Ka'ani how to ride a direhorse, and Eytukan deemed them ready for Iknimaya, to Tsu'tey's skepticism. At dinner, the students and hunters discussed Jake's acceptance into the clan, and Tsu'tey remained firm that the sky people must be their enemy. He then traveled to the Tree of Voices again and communed with Sylwanin to ask for her advice on what to do now that so much had changed. Sylwanin told him that she was only a tsahìk-in-training and there were people wiser than her among the living whom Tsu'tey should seek council with. Saeyla and Ka'ani's Iknimaya took place the following day, and Jake joined them after Neytiri's insistence. While the new hunters celebrated at hometree, Tsu'tey and Neytiri talked at the Tree of Voices about Jake's Iknimaya. Neytiri informed Tsu'tey that Grace had been welcomed back into the village.

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Tsu'tey reunites with Grace Augustine

After learning of Grace's presence at hometree, Tsu'tey hid from her out of nervousness, but was eventually swayed into speaking to her by Atan. Grace was glad to see him, and asked if he remembered his English lessons, which he did, and demonstrated his English to Grace. He also called her sa'nok, meaning "mother", the term of affection that he and the other school students had used for Grace. He expresses his concern over Jake to Grace, and though she empathizes with him, she tells him that Jake may yet surprise them all.

Tsu'tey and the other hunters, including Neytiri and Jake, then participated in the Great Hunt. During the following celebration, Tsu'tey noticed the bond between Jake and Neytiri growing, and left in a hurry to the Tree of Souls. Saeyla followed him there and confessed her love for him, but Tsu'tey rejected her, yelling at her angrily and causing her to run back to the Hometree crying.

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3D Version: red/cyancross-eyedTsu'tey considering killing Jake's avatar

As the sun rose, the hunters found Tsu'tey and they rode to the Tree of Voices to discover it had been destroyed by the humans and their bulldozers. After returning to hometree, Eytukan declared that Tsu'tey would lead a war party against the humans in retaliation. Jake and Neytiri interrupted and tried to call off the war party, and Tsu'tey realized that the two of them had mated. Tsu'tey became outraged and attacked Jake; Jake managed to subdue him, but, while trying to reveal his true mission to the Omatikaya, Colonel Quaritch disengaged Jake from his link chamber. As Jake's unconscious avatar fell to the ground, Tsu'tey attempted to kill Jake a second time while reminding the clan that Jake was a "demon in a false body". Neytiri defended Jake's avatar and forced Tsu'tey away from him.

Destruction of the Hometree[]

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Tsu'tey destroys the bulldozers with the war party at night

At night, Tsu'tey assisted the war party which set fire to the bulldozers and killed six RDA members. When Jake was re-linked with his avatar, he warned the Omatikaya of the RDA's intentions to retaliate by destroying Hometree, but when Jake confessed that he was originally a spy for the RDA and that he was aware of their planned assault, Eytukan ordered Tsu'tey and his warriors to bind Jake and Grace. Eytukan immediately gathered the Omatikaya warriors to defend their home.

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Tsu'tey expresses his condolences to Mo'at regarding Eytukan

When the RDA fleet arrived, Eytukan commanded Tsu'tey to attack from above with his warriors; however, before Tsu'tey and his hunters could carry out the attack, Hometree was engulfed in flames by the fleet's superior weaponry. During the destruction, Tsu'tey and his hunters barely managed to evade the flames, and Atan was caught in them and killed. Tsu'tey, who was now the clan leader following Eytukan's death, found Eytukan's body and he and his hunters helped carry it on Tsu'tey's ikran to be buried. Along the way, they found Mo'at and Tsu'tey bowed to her to express his condolences for Eytukan. The surviving Omatikaya journeyed to the Tree of Souls to seek help from Eywa. The whole clan gathered around the tree, in whose roots they bury Eytukan. Tsu'tey addressed the people as the new chief, offering a formal prayer over his predecessor's body. All the assembled Na'vi joined in singing the ritual song, but stopped when a large shadow fell over them, Jake Sully who had returned with the Great Leonopteryx.

Assault on the Tree of Souls and Death[]

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Tsu'tey agrees to help Jake

Seeing Jake return and become the sixth Toruk Makto, a fearful Tsu'tey imagined the dream walker exclaiming that Neytiri, the Omatikaya clan, and his life are now his. Tsu'tey recalled times when he was continually at a loss for what to do, such as when his first mount died and when he held Sylwanin's body in his arms; now the same thought crossed his mind as he watched Jake reconcile with Neytiri. He clenched his fist angrily, ready for another fight, but as Jake approached, he bowed to him and asked for his help and Tsu'tey agreed to fly with him in the great battle against the RDA forces.

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3D Version: red/cyancross-eyedTsu'tey fighting RDA soldiers on the Valkyrie shuttle

Before the battle, Tsu'tey helped try to save Grace, and during the transfer the spirits of Eytukan and Sylwanin appeared to him during his prayers. When the attempt to save Grace failed, Jake asked Tsu'tey to translate his words to the Omatikaya people and aided in rallying the Na'vi clans for war. He and Jake led more than 2,000 Na'vi warriors into battle. During the assault, Tsu'tey was fatally wounded when he boarded the Valkyrie shuttle in an attempt to halt its bombing run. Maiming or killing SecOps personnel single handedly, he was shot at point-blank range and fell from the shuttle to the forest below. He was able to survive the fall due to the Na'vi's strong carbon fiber bones, in addition to falling on a tall tree's many leaves.

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Tsu'tey passes his leadership onto Jake upon his death.

After the battle had ended in victory for the Na'vi, he was found bleeding heavily by a group of surviving Na'vi warriors who brought Jake and Neytiri to him. Tsu'tey, knowing that his death was imminent, passed on leadership of the Omatikaya clan to Jake before making him draw his knife and demanding that he end his suffering. Jake refused, but Tsu'tey proudly reassured him that he would be remembered because Jake, as Toruk Makto, would be his last shadow. He showed his respect for Jake by calling him a brother. Reluctantly, Jake granted Tsu'tey his last request and mercifully killed him. Jake then recited a prayer for Tsu'tey, wishing his spirit to become one with Eywa as Neytiri and the other warriors looked on in grief.

Post-Death (Avatar: Tsu'tey's Path and Avatar: The Next Shadow)[]

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Tsu'tey visited by Sylwanin in death

After his death, Tsu'tey's spirit enters the Pandoran Neural Network, where he is greeted by Sylwanin to help him in his passing.

Two weeks later, after Jake is poisoned by Tsu'tey's parents, Ateyo and Artsut, he falls unconscious and enters the neural network through the Tree of Souls. There, Tsu'tey appeared to torment him, although this was an apparent manifestation from Jake's guilt. Later, the real Tsu'tey, along with Eytukan's spirit, appeared to comfort and advise him on his situation.

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Tsu'tey's spirit reassuring Jake that his love for Neytiri is genuine

Tsu'tey told Jake that his love with Neytiri is genuine, and asked him if he could forgive himself. After examining Jake's wound, Tsu'tey is confident that his parents were behind the plot, and that his younger brother Arvok had been coerced into participating. Tsu'tey reminisces about his relationship with his parents, stating that he had to learn to overcome their controlling nature. He tells Jake that despite their cruel methods, his parents only have the best interests of the Omatikaya clan at heart. He calls on Jake to punish them for their crimes but reminds him that he can be merciful in doing so. Jake asks Tsu'tey how he was able to lead so easily, though Tsu'tey admits he was not torn by two worlds like Jake was and did not have to struggle with his identity; instead, Tsu'tey asks Jake how he manages.

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Tsu'tey guiding Jake during his near-death out-of-body experience

The two, in their out of body experience, jump from the floating mountains and Tsu'tey tells Jake their lives are as fleeting as raindrops rolling off leaves, and that people must do the best with the cards they are dealt with in life, especially with the finite time they have, and then they must pass on so the next generation can make their own mistakes. Tsu'tey tells Jake a time of great pain will be coming, and that to be whole, Jake must accept his own flaws and find strength in them. Jake tells Tsu'tey he will try to live up to his faith in him, though Tsu'tey says he already has, and Jake returns to the world of the living.

Legacy (Avatar: The Way of Water)[]

Years after his death and the Pandoran War, Tsu'tey became a legend respected by the Na'vi as a warrior who gave his life to protect his people and the planet. Neteyam in particular wore a woven choker stylized after Tsu'tey's. Jake also honored Tsu'tey's wish for him to lead the clan, although Jake gave up the position to Tarsem after a decade-and-a-half.

Personality and traits[]

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Tsu'tey amused by Jake's failures

At first, Tsu'tey appeared to be an arrogant, aggressive and sometimes merciless warrior who made no attempt to hide his resentment for people that he disliked, most notably Jake Sully. He frequently sneered at Jake when he made mistakes during his lessons. Tsu'tey was jealous of Jake and Neytiri's growing affection for one another. When he realized that Jake and Neytiri had mated, he was furious and attacked Jake, intending to kill him, but Jake easily defeated Tsu'tey thanks to his skills as a former marine recon.

However, Tsu'tey eventually realized that he was not destined to become Neytiri's mate and finally let go of his grudge against Jake. When the latter became Toruk Makto, having a newfound respect for him, Tsu'tey smiled proudly at Jake when translating his words to the clan prior to the great battle. Whilst dying, he admitted to Jake that he thought of him as a brother and that his proudest accomplishment was fighting side by side with Jake.

Regardless of his seemingly aggressive nature, Tsu'tey was loyal and protective to his clan and a courageous warrior. However, his bravery eventually cost him his life when he boarded the Valkyrie shuttle, taking several of the RDA soldiers down in the process. Even when fatally wounded, Tsu'tey was more concerned about the safety of the clan than his own injuries.

Despite his exterior, Tsu'tey also seemed to have a softer side. He appeared both enraged and devastated when the Trees of Voices were destroyed. When Neytiri told the clan that she and Jake had mated, Tsu'tey looked shocked and heartbroken. He also looked concerned when Jake revealed that Grace was dying and appeared sorrowful when she passed on.

Tsu'tey had high standards for the young hunters he trained, with the command "do better" serving as a motto. While he took this training seriously, he was less focused during meditation exercises with Eytukan, Mo'at, and Neytiri, showing a playful side by swatting Neytiri with his tail.[3]

Abilities[]

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Tsu'tey during the battle of the Hallelujah Mountains

Tsu'tey was generally considered to be the Omatikaya clan's finest warrior and was a master of the bow as well as a skilled opponent in close combat, an experienced cavalry leader, and a precise hunter. Tsu'tey made a brave attempt to stop the Valkyrie shuttle from dropping its payload in the battle for the Tree of Souls, killing or incapacitating several RDA soldiers with his bow and bare hands before being shot down. He also lead the war party against the RDA following the destruction of the Trees of Voices, managing to burn the bulldozers and kill the squad of troopers. Despite this, he was shown to have been defeated or at least unable to land a powerful blow when combating Jake.

Tsu'tey was a skilled direhorse rider. He was also an excellent flyer, skillfully riding an ikran during a sturmbeest hunt in which he made a clean kill, successfully escaping Hometree's destruction on the back of an ikran, and expertly steering his mount during the battle with the RDA. His almost outstanding aerodynamic affinity makes him one of the most adept flyers in the clan.

Relationships[]

Family[]

Ateyo and Artsut[]

Not much is known about Tsu'tey's relationship with his parents, except that he was favored by them over his younger brother, Arvok, and that Tsu'tey had learned to avoid his parents' controlling nature. After Tsu'tey's death, Ateyo and Artsut blamed Jake Sully for their loss, despite their son's dying wish that Jake succeed him as leader of the clan. After their attempt on Jake's life, Tsu'tey appeared to him through the Pandoran Neural Network, explaining that despite his parents' cruel methods, they had the interests of the Omatikaya at heart. Despite this, he called on Jake to issue a punishment against his parents for their mistakes, but also assured him that there was room for mercy.

Arvok[]

Tsu'tey seemed to have a good relationship with his younger brother, Arvok, and was protective of him. As Tsu'tey was favored by their parents, Arvok had to work harder to gain his parents' affection and felt he lived in the shadow of his brother's success. Unlike Tsu'tey, Arvok had not yet learned to ignore or go against his parents' controlling nature, and he was manipulated by them to defy Tsu'tey's dying wish for Jake Sully to become the next clan leader. After Jake fell into a coma, Tsu'tey's spirit visited him in the Pandoran Neural Network and informed Jake that the poison that had incapacitated him had to have been made by their mother and that Arvok had been tricked into the plan. He reminisced that he was disappointed in Arvok for not finding his own way to shine instead of living in his shadow.

Friends and Allies[]

Jake Sully[]

Throughout most of their relationship, Tsu'tey held a rivalry with Jake, sneering at him when he made mistakes and appearing to enjoy mocking and embarrassing him. Tsu'tey was offended by Jake's status as a human being due to the humans being responsible for killing Sylwanin. He was jealous of Jake's relationship with Neytiri, and when he discovered that they had mated, he was outraged and tried to kill Jake. Tsu'tey also appeared smug when Jake admitted to the clan that he had been sent by the RDA to spy on them, possibly because he had suspected that Jake was a traitor as soon as he laid eyes on him.

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A dying Tsu'tey tells Jake that he should be the next Olo'eyktan

However, when Jake returned to the clan after becoming the sixth Toruk Makto and swore his loyalty to them, an amazed Tsu'tey forgave him for everything and came to respect him. He accepted Jake back into the clan and fought alongside him in the battle for the Tree of Souls. As Tsu'tey lay dying, he handed the title of Olo'eyktan on to Jake. He told him that he was proud to fight with him and thought of him as a brother. As his last will, Tsu'tey demanded Jake end his life, honoring him by being his last shadow.

After his parents tried to kill Jake with a deadly poison, Tsu'tey appeared along with Eytukan and other fallen members of the Omatikaya in Jake's nightmarish and tormented dream while he was in a coma. Tsu'tey said that Jake had not tricked Neytiri to love him and that all the fallen in the clan had nothing to forgive Jake about and said that the real question was if Jake could forgive himself for his own mistakes which Jake finally did. Before Jake woke up again from his coma he said that he would try to live up to the faith Tsu'tey had in him. Tsu'tey replied that Jake already had done that.

Neytiri[]

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Tsu'tey confiding in Neytiri

Tsu'tey was betrothed to Neytiri for roughly two years after Sylwanin's sudden death, and the two grew and learned together as close friends. Despite their differences, they seemed to have much respect for each other, and they both found common ground in missing Sylwanin. Neytiri did not love him, but the fact they were going to be a mated pair suggests that Neytiri pitied him and agreed to be a couple in order to ease his grief.

However, Neytiri fell in love with Jake Sully and chose him as her mate instead. Tsu'tey may have genuinely loved Neytiri as he appeared hurt and shocked when he found out that she had mated with Jake. Though she didn't love him as she loved Jake, Neytiri did care for Tsu'tey and shed tears for him when he died.

Eytukan[]

Eytukan greatly respected Tsu'tey for his abilities as a warrior and chose him to one day carry on in his place as the clan leader. Despite that Tsu'tey's mother Artsut was a hateful rival against his own mate Mo'at, Eytukan probably knew that Tsu'tey himself was nothing like Artsut and his father Ateyo as he had early in life learned to avoid and ignore his parents' controlling nature. Eytukan ordered Tsu'tey to lead a war party into an assault on the RDA after the latter had destroyed the Trees of Voices, one of the Omatikaya clan's most sacred places. Tsu'tey supported Eytukan in preparing the clan's warriors for the defense of Hometree against the RDA. When Eytukan was killed in the assault, Tsu'tey succeeded him as Olo'eyktan.

Mo'at[]

Tsu'tey seemed to respect his Tsahik Mo'at despite the enmity between her and his mother Artsut. Tsu'tey probably saw Mo'at as far wiser, knowing his mother's controlling nature. When Tsu'tey needed advice, he rather asked Mo'at for it instead of his mother.

Sylwanin[]

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Tsu'tey with Sylwanin

Despite being betrothed to Neytiri, Tsu'tey's true romantic feelings lied with Sylwanin, Neytiri's sister. These feelings continued even after Sylwanin's death. Tsu'tey missed her all her life and often went to the Tree of Souls or the Tree of Voices to connect with her spirit for a word of encouragement or advice. After her death, he joined her as a spirit. His students were aware of his true feelings, with one of them saying that Sylwanin served as a source of motivation for him.[3]

Saeyla[]

Other than the teacher-student relationship, Tsu'tey and Saeyla had nothing in common except the feelings she had for her mentor. Because she liked Tsu'tey she tried to please him during training. She respected and paid attention to what her mentor taught her. When she found out about Sylwanin and Neytiri, Saeyla began to fall in love with Tsu'tey, offering him a fruit saying "it is not poison this time", suggesting she accidentally poisoned him before.

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Tsu'tey angrily calls Saeyla "nothing".

During the Hunting Festival, Saeyla invited Tsu'tey to dance, but he declined, asking Ka'ani to dance with her. However, Saeyla didn't take the hint and followed Tsu'tey to the Tree of Souls. She had told him that Neytiri wouldn't show up and that she was with Jake Sully now. She tried to approach him in a romantic way, but Tsu'tey drove her away angrily, calling her nothing. Saeyla left crying, hurt by Tsu'tey's words when she realized what she had said to her. Tsu'tey, looking regretful, says her name before moments later when he hears a noise, without knowing if it was Neytiri or Saeyla. He says he is sorry, showing that despite his harsh words to Saeyla he had regretted hurting her.

The warrior never, sooner or later, referred to the unrequited feelings of his apprentice.

Avatar: Pandora Rising[]

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Tsu'tey in Avatar: Pandora Rising

As the successor to the Olo'eyktan title, Tsu'tey is one of the proudest and noblest Omatikaya warriors the clan has ever known. Betrothed to Neytiri, Tsu'tey's world was shaken to its core when Jake Sully arrived on Pandora. Though initially at odds with Jake, he soon came to trust Jake, eventually fighting alongside the now legendary Toruk Makto at the battle of the Hallelujah Mountains.

Trivia[]

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Jake cutting off Tsu'tey's head in Tsu'tey's imagination

  • Tsu'tey is the main character in the Avatar: Tsu'tey's Path comic, and it is from his point of view that the events of the first film are presented. It reveals, for example, that Tsu'tey had dark thoughts that Jake planned on killing him by cutting off his head and taking Neytiri away.
  • In chapter three of James Cameron's Avatar: The Na'vi Quest, it bluntly mentions Tsu'tey has a face that would scare a child.
  • The content in which Tsu'tey falls to the forest floor and later passes his leadership onto Jake before his death was cut from the theatrical release. However, it was restored in the extended re-release and was later featured in the Extended Collector's Edition.
  • In the script, after falling from the Valkyrie shuttle, a mortally wounded Tsu'tey is found by Lyle Wainfleet, who taunts him over the importance of the Na'vi queue before proceeding to cut off Tsu'tey's queue, causing him agonizing pain.[4]
  • Tsu'tey's name was originally Tsu Te Rongloa, which was supposed to mean "eats the heart."[5] His role was generally the same as in the film: he accompanied Josh Sully to Iknimaya, participated in the Great Hunt, and was enraged when he discovered that Josh and Zuleika had become a couple. During the battle for the Well of Souls, Tsu Te, riding a leonopteryx, fell under the "Dragon's" shots and collapsed in the forest, but his fate was not specified.
  • A variation of Tsu'tey's armor is available in James Cameron's Avatar: The Game, and is considered exclusive content.
  • There is a small portion of his right ear that is noticeably missing, although the cause of this is unknown.
  • While Quaritch has a line which foreshadows Grace's death ("I could do that."), Tsu'tey says, "We will strike them in the heart!" which foreshadows Quaritch's death, who is killed via arrows to the chest.
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    The Tsu'tey falling meme

    In 2021, a clip of Tsu'tey falling off during the final battle of Avatar became the popular "blue guy falling" Internet meme due to the very serious music and singing and Tsu'tey's complete loss of control, with people making captions of different situations, even reversing the video or flipping it to make it look like Tsu'tey is floating into the sky for comedic effect. Here is an example of the meme.

Memorable Quotes[]

  • Fayvrrtep fìtsenge ly kxanì! (These demons are forbidden here!) - Tsu'tey to Neytiri in Na'vi regarding Jake
  • A warrior? I could kill him easily! - to Eytukan in Na'vi after Jake introduces himself as a warrior of the "Jarhead clan"
  • This alien will learn nothing... a rock sees more... look at him. - to Neytiri in Na'vi after Jake tries to ride a direhorse
  • That moron's going to die. - while Jake attempts to bond with an ikran
  • You mated with this woman? - when discovering Neytiri and Jake are mated for life
  • You see? It is a demon in a false body! - to the clan in Na'vi after Jake is forced out of his avatar
  • Toruk Makto, I will fly with you. - to Jake after he becomes Toruk Makto
  • You ask the wrong question. Can you forgive yourself? - as a spirit to Jake

Appearances[]

(1 film)

(1 game)

(2 comics)

References[]

  1. "Ateyitan" is said in the Avatar script and The Next Shadow. "Ateyo'itan" appears to be an unofficial assumption when it is unclear entirely how Na'vi naming conventions work. According to Paul Frommer: "I would suggest that we think of "Ateyitan" as a permitted or conventional shortening of "Ateyo'itan," although under what circumstances such shortenings occur isn't clear."
  2. Back of Gentle Giant Studios box
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Avatar: Tsu'tey's Path issue 1
  4. Avatar Script, page 136
  5. Avatar Scripment by James Cameron
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