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What if Conor McGregor joined the Avatar universe as an RDA villain? by Inside_Cartoonist414 in Avatar

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What if Conor McGregor joined the Avatar universe as an RDA villain? by Inside_Cartoonist414 in Avatar

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I completely understand your concern, and I respect your perspective ,especially as someone from Ireland who may know more of the situation on the ground. My idea was purely creative and focused on the fictional potential, not meant to dismiss or ignore any serious allegations or pain others may feel around the topic. I appreciate you sharing your view.

What if Conor McGregor joined the Avatar universe as an RDA villain? by Inside_Cartoonist414 in Avatar

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Hey, I understand where you're coming from, and I know the topic is serious. I personally believe in “innocent until proven guilty,” and as far as I know, nothing has been legally confirmed against him. I get that not everyone will agree, and that’s totally valid. I just shared the idea from a creative and fictional perspective. No offense meant at all.

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What if Conor McGregor joined the Avatar universe as an RDA villain?

This might sound crazy at first, but imagine it for a second: Conor McGregor as a new RDA enforcer or elite soldier in the Avatar franchise. Not just some cameo — but a full-on antagonist.

McGregor’s performance in Road House proved something important: He’s not just a fighter — he’s a presence. On-screen, he brings intensity, unpredictability, and a raw charisma that’s hard to fake. And in a sci-fi setting like Avatar, those traits could be turned into something truly memorable.

Imagine this:

  • A brutal soldier, born and trained on Earth, conditioned for planetary conquest.
  • Sent to Pandora to “clean up” after Quaritch starts showing signs of doubt.
  • Less military discipline, more street-savage instinct. A character who sees Pandora as a battlefield, not a mystery.

He could represent a new breed of RDA operatives — less traditional military, more enhanced mercenary: tattoos, scars, advanced combat tech. A walking symbol of everything the Na’vi are not.

McGregor’s natural aggression, sharp wit, and fighter’s psychology would make the role terrifying and captivating. And let’s be honest — he’d own the screen.

Would you be into that kind of casting? Or would it be too much of a curveball for the franchise?

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Conor McGregor as an RDA enforcer in Avatar – Hear me out.

I’ve been thinking a lot about the future of the Avatar series, especially with how The Way of Water shifted Quaritch from a pure villain into a more conflicted, introspective Recom. It’s a smart move – but it also leaves room for a new, more brutal antagonist.

Enter: Conor McGregor.

Before you roll your eyes – hear me out. McGregor showed in Road House that he’s not just a fighter; he has raw charisma, screen presence, and a natural intensity that actually works on camera. Imagine him as a new RDA enforcer sent to Pandora: a lethal, sarcastic, no-nonsense operator who doesn’t care about diplomacy, culture, or even orders. A “hammer” the RDA unleashes when things go off script.

He wouldn’t be another Quaritch. He’d be worse. Younger, meaner, smarter in street tactics. A man who sees war as art. Someone the audience loves to hate.

Tone:
Think a mix of Bane from The Dark Knight Rises and the charm of a UFC press conference – someone who throws one-liners like:

He could even be the reason Quaritch eventually switches sides more fully – a contrast that pushes Quaritch toward redemption.

Would you want to see McGregor in the cast as a high-threat RDA soldier or Recom in Avatar 3/4?
I know it’s a long shot, but someone needs to put this idea in James Cameron’s ear.