The much awaited release of Avatar 2 has been pushed further by Fox, again. This time it is scheduled to be released on December 2018.

The previous release date of Avatar 2 was a year earlier. However, though the announcement was official it still can not be taken as the fixed date because Fox has postponed the premiere several times. The original release date of the Avatar sequel was in 2014. Then the studio moved it a year later, to 2015. When 2015 came around, an announcement was made that it will be set to December 2017 instead.

Regardless of the constant moving of the release date, it was revealed by the Hollywood Reporter that director James Cameron has a plan to make additional sequels. Now, the Avatar series will have four sequels in total. So far, the art I'm seeing is, in pure imagination, really far beyond the first film," says Cameron.

The plot for the sequels will focus on Jake Sully (played by Sam Worthington), who has turned into an Avatar, becoming the tribal chieftain. Since he was bonded to Neytiri, she has become his wife. Neytiri, who is played by Zoe Saldana, will also become the high priestess of her clan. The threat to their world is said to be no longer human, but alien. A new alien species will take over in Avatar 2.

Aside from the sequel, Cameron explained that he plans on continuing the them of human against nature. Will that mean that Jake Sully's human side will trump the battle? Or the war? Or will the humans side with them instead?

It is unknown. However, fans can calm down for now knowing that the probable release date for Avatar 2 is in 2018. The third sequel will reportedly hit movie theaters in 2020, and then 2022 for the fourth. According to MNG, all of the Avatar films are targeting the month of December.