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James Cameron isn't done with Avatar: Fire And Ash just yet. While a steelbook and standard 4Ks/Blu-rays released earlier this year, the film is now getting a four-disc Collector's Edition that's stacked with over 9 hours of bonus features. That's a real treat for fans of the film to dig into.
There's not long to wait for its release, either, as it's slated to drop on December 8. However, preorders like these can sell out fast. So, if you're eager to grab this new edition of the film and all its extra special features, head to the links below to preorder it for $74.99.
Preorder Avatar: Fire and Ash Collector’s Edition
- See at Amazon - $74.99
- See at Walmart - $74.99
This Collector’s Edition comes with four discs in total: two of them cover the 4K and Blu-rays for the movie, while the other two are solely for bonus features. The majority of these are all brand new for this latest physical edition, with the standard 4K/Blu-ray features carried over as well.
Below, we've broken down all of these bonus features so you can have a good look at what awaits you alongside the film. It's quite a stacked selection, ranging from deleted scenes to performance capture side-by-sides to scene deconstructions.
Avatar: Fire and Ash Collector’s Edition Bonus Features
- Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Films
- Episode 1
- Episode 2
- Stephen Lang "Infinite Space"
- Deleted and Extended Scenes
- "Wind Traders Travel Vignettes" – Extended Cut
- "Sullys Escape from Ash Through Swamp" – Extended Cut
- "Quaritch Tells Ardmore that Spider Can Breathe Pandoran Air" – Deleted Scene
- "Selfridge's Arrival" – Deleted Scene
- "Lo'ak Chases After Payakan" – Deleted Scene
- "Jake Leaves Reef to Attack the RDA" – Deleted Scene
- "The Coming of Age Ceremony" – Deleted Scene
- "Jake and Spider are Held Captive at Bridgehead" – Deleted Sequence
- "Quaritch's Reflection" – Deleted Scene
- "Neytiri and Spider Return to the Reef Without Jake" – Deleted Scene
- "Alternative Ardmore Death" – Deleted Scene
- "Neytiri Presents Pril to Tonowari" – Deleted Scene
- Performance Capture Side-by-Sides
- Jake and Neytiri Argue about Faith
- Jake and Lo'ak Clash over Payakan
- Jake and Neytiri Fight about Spider
- Kiri & Tsireya Comfort Lo'ak in His Time of Need
- Tsireya Tells Lo'ak about Payakan
- Quaritch Arrives at Ash Village and Strikes a Deal with Varang
- Beach Standoff
- Ronal Tells Kiri that She Must Do Something
- Ronal Gives Birth, Jake and Lo'ak Surface
- Scene Deconstructions
- Lo'ak Shows Jake the Recovered War Bow
- Family Meeting to Send Spider Away
- Varang's Fire Dance and Sullys' Escape
- Kiri Learns She is Eywa's Child
- Kiri Teaches Spider to Ride an Ilu
- Performance Capture Demos
- Performance Capture Demo #1 with Stephen Lang and Oona Chaplin, November 20, 2025, Manhattan Beach Studios
- Performance Capture Demo #2 with Sam Worthington and Sigourney Weaver, November 20, 2025, Manhattan Beach Studios
- Awards Panels — Cast | Filmmakers I Music
- Awards Panel with Cast, Disney Lot, Main Theatre – November 30, 2025
- Miley Cyrus Awards Q&A, DGA Theater 1 – December 4, 2025
- Awards Panel with Department Heads, AMC Century City – January 8, 2026
- Music Panel, Vibrato Grill Jazz – January 9, 2026
- Gone with the Wind TrAIders Crew Short
- Archives (Physical Only)
- Script
- Production Art
- English Family Audio Track
- Igniting the Flame: The Making of Avatar: Fire and Ash — A series of featurettes that explores the filmmakers' journey making Avatar: Fire and Ash with exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and insights about the process from the creative talents who shaped the film.
- Jon Landau Tribute — If James Cameron is the guiding vision for the Avatar sequels, producer Jon Landau was their nurturing heart. In this warm tribute, the filmmakers celebrate a beloved friend and colleague with remembrances from cast and crew.
- RDA Orientation — Do you have what it takes to survive the wild frontier of Pandora? In these tutorial videos, the RDA provides essential training in Na'vi language and an intelligence briefing on the clans of Pandora and the biomes they inhabit.
- Marketing Materials & Music Video
- "Dream as One" Music Video
- Theatrical Trailer 1
- Theatrical Trailer 2
If you haven't watched Avatar: Fire and Ash yet, it's worth highlighting that it's one we really enjoyed. Writer Max Scoville gave it a 9/10 in his IGN review, writing that what it "lacks in novelty, it more than makes up for with familiar characters and a satisfying finale that’s worth the wait." And what better way to watch it than with 9 hours worth of bonus features to take you on a deep dive into its creation?
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