Believe it or not, "Avatar 2" is coming to fruition. We even got the latest release date and set photos. And it's not just one sequel to James Cameron's blockbuster 3D action film.

The director is planning a series of films. The only thing standing in his way is the production halt due to the pandemic. Nevertheless, it is doubtful that there will be such strong demand for "Avatar 2". Only time will tell.

But for those eager to do more of what "Avatar" has done, the concept art and images shared look like we could get another trippy adventure. Furthermore, the plot details shared by the producers suggest that "Avatar 2" will find a way to show the Na'vi world from a new angle.

Here is everything we know about "Avatar 2," including release date, plot, and film art.

"Avatar 2" will be released on December 16, 2022, one year after the previous December 2021 release. All production on the project has been halted.

December 17 was the date previously announced on 20th Century Pictures' Avatar.com website. Later, the official Avatar Twitter account tweeted a letter from Cameron explaining that the film's holiday release had been canceled "due to the impact the pandemic has had on our schedule."

According to a Facebook post made on the film franchise's official page, "Avatar 2" began production on April 22, 2017. The page showed four release dates for the discontinued or changed Avatar films, claiming that "Avatar 2" would be released in December 2020.

The full set of release dates are as follows:

Jon Landau, the producer of Avatar 2, teased the new storyline to the New Zealand website RNZ, saying, "This is the story of the Sully family and what people do to keep families together. Jake and Neytiri have a family in this film, are forced to leave home, and explore different areas of Pandora.

James Cameron confirmed the legitimacy of the possible sequel titles for ET. Those movie titles are (apparently in no particular order):

Expect the entire cast of "Avatar 1" and numerous A-list additions. Yes, Sam Worthington returns as Jake Sully, a soldier in love with a Na'vi named Neytiri.

Giovanni Ribisi, Stephen Lang, and Sigourney Weaver return as well, the latter in a new role.

New to the cast is Kate Winslet as Ronal, a freediver and Na'vi on the Metokina. Edie Falco, Michelle Yeoh, and Jemaine Clement are playing humans, while Vin Diesel has been cast in an unannounced role.

Jon Landau, the producer of Avatar 2, released a very adorable set photo of horses, actors, and an awesomely cute child walking around.

Variety obtained images of concept art from Disney, which owns 20th Century Studios. As seen below, the images support producer Jon Landau's comment that the Sully family's underwater adventures are definitely a major focus of the film.

Also, the car is a Mercedes-Benz concept car, called the Vision AVTR.