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Harris hinted that there will be some recognizable characters from the established Marvel Cinematic Universe appearing, but he emphasized that the series boasts a distinct and ambitious vision, exploring the interconnected history of Wakandans – those advanced Africans capable of time travel, reminiscent of the crew in “Star Trek”. To enrich this historical narrative, Harris shared an idea from “Black Panther” director Ryan Coogler that was woven into the show: a maritime people group, inspired by real-world Bronze Age pirates who traversed the Mediterranean. This concept provided a blank slate for creating a world based on loosely defined yet dramatic circumstances.

Cameron expressed to Disney a desire for an animated series set in their world, but with stories that deviate from what’s typically expected. This series might also include standalone features, either for streaming or theaters. This project would provide a platform for tales that don’t align with the main films’ narratives and character development, broadening the scope for world-building.

Cameron used ‘The Animatrix’ in the Matrix universe as an example of how such diversification can enrich worlds like Avatar by delving into lesser-known aspects. He further explained that the anthology could explore backstories and events occurring off-screen within the movies, such as the first landing on Pandora or the initial expedition. Essentially, this series would offer a chance to venture anywhere in the Avatar universe.