#viltrumite!spider

[holyraconteur]

Viltrumite!Spider

Headcanons

-) Spider lives with Tonowari's family as a ward. At first, Ronal didn't want him anywhere near her children or sleeping under her roof, and when she demanded answers from Jake Sully about the boy's temperament, habits, quirks, or anything to understand this unknown, Jake couldn't give her any answers because he was so far removed from Spider's rearing that the boy might as well be a stranger to him. Watching Jake flounder and stumble over his answers filled Ronal with so much disgust that she cut off Jake mid-sentence and declared that since Toruk Makto has severely neglected his duties, she would take it upon herself to rear the boy in his stead. She dislikes it greatly, but she refuses to have her clan's reputation dragged through the mud... The boy will have his needs met under her roof...and this way, maybe she and her mate can better understand his abilities.

-) The days begin early, with the rhythm of the reef village already in motion before the sun fully crests the horizon. Spider is expected to rise with it, to learn, to participate. It does not matter if Spider can lift a Tulkan calf with one hand; he is expected to learn and contribute like all children his age. Tonowari makes that clear from the very beginning. “You will live as we live,” he tells him, voice steady, gaze unwavering. "Do you understand?" Spider does not argue, and Tonowari is relieved that at least the human child respects adult authority. On that, Jake was clear. "He's a good kid. Respectful, responsible, and never complains. Tell him to do something, and he'll do it."

-) Spider is not allowed to fly around the village or hover with his feet off the ground. He is expected to walk and run on the sand like everybody else. So, Spider walks. Everywhere. Even when the distance is long, even when the path is uneven, even when it would be easier, so much easier, to lift off the ground and be at his destination in seconds. There are moments, at the start, where his body almost forgets. Where his toes barely touch the sand before instinct tries to take over, to lighten him, to carry him. Every time, Tonowari’s voice cuts through, calm but firm. “Feet on the ground, Spider.” And Spider obeys. Tonowari is good to him. Tonowari does not hurt him, hiss at him, or sling abuse in his direction. For that, Spider respects him and his rules.

-) Helping in the village becomes a test of discipline and patience. Spider is strong now, strong in a way that makes even the most demanding tasks feel so insignificant. Carrying woven baskets heavy with fish, hauling materials, assisting with repairs, things that would have once left him exhausted barely register as effort anymore. If a task had taken him effort before, he matches that effort now. Spider adjusts his grip, his posture, and the amount of force he uses, constantly fighting against his strength. There are moments where he miscalculates, where something cracks under his grip, where wood splinters too easily, where woven materials strain and give because he forgot, just for a second, how much strength sits in his hands now.

-) Tonowari never raises his voice when it happens. He doesn’t scold or shame. He simply steps in, patient as always, guiding Spider. “Again,” he says, and Spider does it again. Slower. Careful.

-) Spider helps where he is needed, listens when spoken to, and follows instructions without resistance or whining. There is no arrogance in him, no sense of superiority, despite the quiet understanding that he could outmatch the entire village physically.

-) Rain or shine, Ronal forces Spider to practice constantly, even outside of work. Sitting alone with objects in his hands, shells, woven threads, small tools, testing his grip, adjusting pressure, learning the exact threshold between holding and breaking. If Ronal notices even a single crack, she has him do it again and again until she is pleased.

-) The one time Spider broke Tonowari's "no flying" rule was when he caught Aonung and his friends picking on Kiri. Spider put an immediate stop to that by grabbing the little troublemaker by his shoulders and lifting him high in the air, telling him firmly to leave Kiri and her siblings alone...or else. When Aonung threatened to tell his parents, Spider said, "Go right ahead, and the entire village will know that you let a little human scare you." In the end, Aonung promised to leave the Sully kids alone, and Spider lowered him back down to earth, noting Aonung's trembling legs as he retreated with his friends.

-) Loves swimming with Tsireya and goofing off with her by picking her up, the pair laughing hysterically as he playfully carries her around. He'll even swim into dangerous underwater caverns to pick out the brightly colored stones she loves so much, zooming inside and out with his speed, holding out the stones to her with a big grin on his face.

-) At first, both Spider and Aonung were like two territorial cats constantly circling each other and hissing with the occasional verbal squabble, but when Spider saved Ronal's spirit sister and the entire Tulkan pod from a bloody massacre, Aonung grew to trust him, then respect him, and eventually befriended him. They still bicker, but it's the sort of bickering you'll see between brothers with lighthearted jabs and exaggerated hand gestures.

[ayomandude]

Viltrumite! Spider

I feel like once Spider had recieve his power, he would’ve grown buffer than before and taller than his ideals height. He soon to realized there no one he could realize on except the sully kids and the metayakin kids.

I know Spider who had blood over his body, not from him. Hovering and shocked about his strength of being less human than he ever was and less Na’vi included. His viltrumate instinct take over him once the soldier of the RDA start to shoot him, but it not working. He look at every solider, even the Sully was scared at their position. He killed people like he never before - slicing, crushing, twisting, or in while put his hand in their internal bodies and playing with their organ.

Everyone in the RDA died, he think to himself how exceptional that bastard finally get the punishment they deserve.

He look over to see Kiri, and the Sully look at him like he wasn’t the same Spider before, his eyes was cold like the night right now.

[holyraconteur]

so did viltrumite spider defeat the rda?

Spider defeated them. He did that and more.

In fact, he almost snapped when the RDA, in a fit of spiteful desperation, decided to wipe out Pandora with nuclear bombs to kill him and get SOME type of win. Obviously, Spider intercepted the bombs and threw them into outer space… but he was PISSED and zoomed all the way to Earth, where he proceeded to hover above the panicking human masses, tempted to annihilate them all and split the planet in two…but instead, he simply denounced the RDA and loudly warned the humans that any further attempts to colonize Pandora would end with their demise.

Here are some headcanons about it down below.

-) The escalation comes suddenly. The RDA had been losing too much, too fast, with their assets destroyed, personnel dwindling, and entire operations collapsing without so much as a whimper or a bang.

-) Their fear turns into desperation, and desperation festers into something uglier. They decided to nuke this planet to dust and take what remained. No matter the consequences, they were going to win this. The decision is made behind closed doors: if they cannot control the planet, they will deny its occupants peace. Nuclear deployment is framed as a last resort, a strategic necessity.

-) Spider, a human boy raised by scientists and taught about Oppenheimer and the horrors of nuclear weapons, understands exactly what is happening the moment he sees the launches. It was pure spite, dressed up as a last resort. This was done by overgrown children flipping the game board over because they rightfully lost again and again. Spider feels it before he even sees the missiles breach the atmosphere, something instinctive in his blood screaming at him to move. And he does. Spider becomes speed itself, tearing through the sky with such force that it cracks the air behind him, intercepting each warhead one by one. The first one he grabs almost detonates in his hands, the heat near unbearable, but it does not kill him. It barely slows him. So he throws it. He hurls it upward, into the blackness of space, where it burns out in the silence of the vast blackness. Then he does it again. And again. Until every last missile meant to erase Pandora is nothing more than a distant, dying flare.

-) Something inside Spider has crossed a threshold. He hovers there for a moment in space, high above his home planet, chest rising and falling in slow, controlled breaths that do nothing to steady the storm of rage and hatred brewing in his spirit like lava. They tried to wipe away all life on Pandora…his home. His hands are shaking, not from fear, not from exhaustion, but from something far more dangerous. Rage, yes, but a rage that burned hotter than anything else.

-) They tried to erase everything out of petty spite and cruelty. They tried to erase everything because they were losing and being kicked out of a planet that never belonged to them. Erase. The forests, the oceans, the people, every living thing reduced to ash just to have their way. And for the first time since his powers awakened, Spider feels something close to losing control. Mentally, emotionally, he teeters on the edge of something irreversible. Because if this is what humanity, his mother's people, is willing to do, if this is what they will always resort to when they lose, then what is stopping him from ending it before it can happen again? What is stopping him from splitting that cursed rock in two?

The answer, terrifyingly, is nothing.

And that realization is what sends him moving again.

This time, not toward Pandora.

Toward Earth.

-) The journey is done within seconds. Distance, vacuum, the vast emptiness between worlds, none of it matters to him anymore. Spider cuts through it like it’s nothing, propelled by something deeper than anger, something almost instinctual, a tug that was leading him to Earth (possibly Paz's blood in his veins that was showing him the way).

-) By the time he reaches Earth’s atmosphere, he has not calmed down. If anything, the sight of it, the sprawling metal cities, the lights, the sheer scale of human negligence, and the price of their greed, makes everything worse. Because this is where it came from. The death. The destruction. The willingness to wipe out an entire world. Spider descends without subtlety, without care for how it looks or what it causes. Sonic booms ripple across the sky as he speeds downwards and then slows, coming to a full stop, hovering high above one of the largest cities on the planet. And below him, panic erupts almost instantly.

People see him.

-) They don’t understand what they’re looking at, not at first. Just a figure in the sky, unmoving, unnatural. Then the realization spreads, fast and uncontrollable. News networks scramble to catch up. Cameras tilt upward. Military systems lock on, tracking him as an unidentified threat. Sirens begin to wail. Crowds scatter. And Spider watches all of it, suspended in the air like a wingless angel carved from stone.

-) He should kill them all. Shove his body into the planet's core and tear it open from the inside, split it apart, do unto them what they have done to others. For a moment, a long, dangerous moment, he considers it. Not out of cruelty. Not out of sadism. But out of cold pragmatism.

-) He knows, instinctively, that he could do it. That he could descend, that he could tear through infrastructure, through defenses, through everything that makes this planet function. He could cripple them before they even understood what was happening. He could go further than that. He could end it. The thought is immediate, tangible, sitting right there at the front of his mind like an option waiting to be chosen.

-) Because for all the sheer and utter rage burning through him, for all the clarity that came with realizing how easily humanity is willing to destroy…Spider is not them. Many people down below are hungry, scared, dying, choking on poisoned air that their leaders inflicted on them. They are not at fault. Spider hates them…Spider pities them.

-) So instead of descending, instead of unleashing the devastation he knows he is capable of, he stays where he is. And he speaks. His voice carries in a way it never should, amplified by something in his lungs and throat that pushes sound farther than physics should allow. It cuts through the chaos below, through the sirens, through the rising panic, until it becomes impossible to ignore.

-) He denounces them. Not just the RDA, but the system that allowed them to act unchecked. The arrogance. The entitlement. The belief that Pandora was theirs to take, to exploit, to destroy when it no longer served them, wasting resources when they should be caring for their own people, and healing their planet. If they come back, if they try again, he will intercept their ships and slaughter every single human onboard, and then, he will come for Earth again. He will come for them. All of them. He will destroy this planet. He will put them out of their misery.

-) And something about the way he says it, the way he remains perfectly still in the sky while the world below spirals into chaos, makes it clear that he does not need to prove what he is capable of. When Spider leaves, the panic has not settled. It has deepened. Governments scramble to respond, to understand, to assess what just happened. Military forces remain on high alert, tracking his departure as long as they can before he disappears back into the void between worlds.

Spider does not look back.

[holyraconteur]

Viltrumite!Spider - Paz? I wonder if she knew that she was partly an alien hersel? Were her powers motivated? or did her Viltrumite side not awaken and she lived her whole life as a human and died as a human?

Spider's relative never really revealed themselves to be a Viltrumite because they were knee deep in hiding and couldn't risk exposing themselves to their family. I am very well aware that there's no such thing as being a "quarter Viltrumite", but for the sake of this plot...it exists lol. Their powers kind of just skipped onto Spider, meaning that Paz was just normal.