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The third installment in the epic sci-fi franchise, James Cameron's Avatar: Fire and Ash, releases in theaters globally on December 19, 2025. Most of the core cast is returning, including Sam Worthington as Jake Sully, Zoe Saldaña as Neytiri, Sigourney Weaver as Kiri, and Stephen Lang as Colonel Quaritch.
This time, Cameron plans to show a different side of the Na'vi people by introducing a new, antagonistic clan: the "Ash People," or "Fire Clan," led by the fierce character Varang (played by Oona Chaplin). This new tribe, who are tied to volcanic regions, forces the Sully family to confront conflict within their own race as the human threat continues
Avatar: Fire and Ash musical score is composed by Simon Franglen, who took over the musical duties for the franchise with The Way of Water. In addition to the epic orchestral score, the soundtrack features an original song performed by Miley Cyrus.
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Simon Franglen's musical score featured in Cameron's Avatar: Fire and Ash
Listed below are all the Simon Franglen's scores for the upcoming film:
- Brothers
- Mourning
- You Still Have This Family
- The Windtraders
- Caravan At Night
- Mangkwan Attack
- Forest Chase
- Miracle
- How Do You Still Live?
- Family Reunited
- Exiled
- You Said You Could Protect Us
- I Can Be Your Guide
- The Ash Camp
- I Am the Fire
- Find the Girl
- The Beach
- Mission Accomplished
- Lo'ak
- The Deep Ones
- I Am Your Father
- Disguise and Escape
- Protest Noted
- Sacrifice
- Tulkun Council
- Preparing for Attack
- Marshaling Forces
- I Call Upon the Warrior Mother
- Wounded
- You Will Protect Her
- Herding Tulkun
- Settling the Score
- Leave My Mother Alone
- Flux Devil
- The Light Always Returns
- The Furture and the Past (feat. Zoe Saldaña)
Besides these musical score by Franglen, Avatar: Fire and Ash also features Miley Cyrus' Dream as One, which has also been nominated for the Best Original Song category in the 83rd Golden Globes.
What will Avatar: Fire and Ash be about?
Avatar: Fire and Ash will immediately follow the events of The Way of Water, with the Sully family grappling with the immense grief from the death of their eldest son, Neteyam. The story marks a major shift by taking the audience away from the lush forests and oceans to a new, harsh region of Pandora: the volcanic lands.
The central conflict of the film introduces a new Na’vi tribe called the Mangkwan Clan, also known as the "Ash People." Unlike the peaceful forest or reef clans, the Ash People are hardened, hostile, and have a dark view of the world.
Led by the fierce Varang, this clan rejects the core beliefs of other Na’vi, especially their connection to Eywa, because their own homeland was destroyed by a volcanic eruption they feel Eywa did nothing to stop.
Adding to the complexity, the Ash People surprisingly ally themselves with the human invaders led by Colonel Quaritch. This alliance forces Jake Sully and Neytiri to fight not just humans, but a new type of enemy, their own people, pushing the narrative into a dark territory where the lines between friend and enemy, and good and evil, are severely blurred.
Stay tuned for more updates on Avatar: Fire and Ash.
