With anticipation continuing to build for James Cameron's upcoming film, Avatar: The Way of Water, several new LEGO sets have been revealed ahead of San Diego Comic Con via The Brick Fan which offers stunning recreations of scenes from the first film while also providing some unique and colorful sets.

The first set, titled the Avatar Neytiri & Thanator vs. AMP Suit Quaritch, features a recreation of the final confrontation seen in the first film. The set comes with Neytiri, played in the film by Zoe Saldaña, and Colonel Miles Quaritch, played by Stephen Lang. Alongside the figures of the two characters, the set comes with a buildable AMP suit, which Quaritch pilots, and a Thanator, which Neytiri bonded with in the film. The set also comes with some flora builds that glow in the dark, replicating the bioluminescence that audiences fell in love with in the original film. The set comes with 560 pieces and will be available for collectors to purchase at a retail price of $39.99.

The second LEGO set, Avatar Jake & Neytiri’s First Banshee Flight, also recreates an iconic scene in the first Avatar film. The LEGO set comes with a figure of Neytiri and Jake Sully, played in the film by Sam Worthington, in his avatar form. The set comes with two buildable Banshees that can soar past the floating mountains that come with the set. Priced at $59.99, the LEGO set comes with 572 pieces and will be available for builders 9 and up.

The third and largest set features some human tech from the film with the LEGO Avatar Floating Mountains: Site 26 & RDA Samson set. The set comes with five figures of characters from the film such as Jake in both his human and avatar form, Norm Spellman in his avatar form, played in the film by Joel David Moore, Dr. Grace Augustine, played by Sigourney Weaver, and Trudy, played by Michelle Rodriguez, with a build of her Samson helicopter which she flew in the original film. Alongside the Samson helicopter, the set also comes with a Site 26 piece that the characters reside in while studying Pandora with some additional builds of the planet's flora. The set also comes with a Direhorse that the characters can ride on. At a retail price of $89.99, the set comes with 887 pieces for collectors to build.

Lastly is the LEGO BrickHeadz Avatar Jake Sully & his Avatar set which features a build of Jake as both a human and in his Avatar. The set comes with 246 pieces and will be available to purchase at $19.99. The new LEGO builds come with the LEGO Avatar Toruk Makto and Tree of Souls set which was revealed earlier this summer and will be available for fans to purchase on October 1. It remains unknown if LEGO will reveal any sets that will tie into the newest film, but with new builds from the first Avatar, builders both young and old have a new reason to return to the world of Pandora.

All LEGO sets will be available this fall on October 1. Check out more images below and watch the trailer for Avatar: The Way of Water, which hits theaters this December:

James Cameron's Avatar was groundbreaking when it debuted and brought a new shade of science-fiction to the masses. Now, 13 years later, the record-breaking movie is getting its sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water. Since the trailer dropped in May this year, the internet has been on fire with speculations and reviews, with fans wondering what more the franchise has in store.

Indeed, there will be sequels, and there has already been a video game, but will Avatar spawn its own extended universe? Fans are eager to see the magical world grow, whether it be in the form of spin-off shows or otherwise. The likes of Harry Potter and Star Wars certainly went that way, and Avatar would indeed benefit from an extended lore, making it one of the most expansive original universes since Tolkien's Middle-earth.

Avatar's Current Universe Includes Planned Sequels and a Video Game

In a wave of new information for the highly anticipated sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, franchise director James Cameron has revealed details about the production process behind all the Avatar sequels, comparing them to The Lord of the Rings, according to an exclusive for Empire Magazine.

“What I said to the Fox regime at the time was, ‘I’ll do it, but we’ve got to play a larger game here. I don’t want to just do a movie and do a movie and do a movie. I want to tell a bigger story’,” Cameron told Empire Magazine. “I said, ‘Imagine a series of novels like The Lord of the Rings existed, and we’re adapting them.’ Now, that was great in theory, but then I had to go create the frickin’ novels from which to adapt it.”

Similar to Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy, Cameron filmed the Avatar sequels back-to-back in a lengthy shoot that began in 2017. After the release of The Way of Water, the third Avatar film is expected to debut in December 2024 with the fourth and fifth film following every two years. The first Avatar was praised for its detailed world building, which Lord of the Rings is also similarly known for. With over a decade in the making, Cameron will expand the world of Avatar even more by showing the different cultures and ecosystems of Pandora in the upcoming sequels.

Alongside the production information given by Cameron, Empire Magazine also revealed a new image from the film which shows a young Na'vi, likely one of Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri's (Zoe Saldaña) children, sitting in the water with a giant whale-like creature. The image depicts the two sharing a connection with each other offering a glimpse of the life-like CGI that audiences will get to experience.

The image reveals a closer look of what was teased in the first trailer for the film which depicted the two swimming together underwater. While it remains unknown how large of a role their connection will have to the plot, it does echo an event in the first film when Jake bonded with the Great Leonopteryx, known to the Na'vi as Toruk. As speculation and anticipation continue to build, audiences will finally be able to explore the oceans of Pandora when the film releases in theaters later this year.

Directed by Cameron, Avatar: The Way of Water will be released exclusively in theaters on December 16. The original Avatar will also be re-released in theaters on September 23.