Finally back: the first cycle of "Aquablue," a sci-fi epic that gave a whole genre a new boost upon its debut nearly thirty years ago. In 1988, Thierry Cailleteau and Olivier Vatine released the beginning of their fantastic blend of action, humor, and adventure – the grand adventure that also set new thematic focuses. Nao, an Earth orphan, grows up among the indigenous people of Aquablue, humanoid blue-skinned beings who live peacefully in harmony with the nature of their planet. Then they come under the sights of a resource corporation from Earth, which plans to ruthlessly plunder the planet's resources with the help of mercenary troops and through enslavement. Nao cannot stand idly by... even without an "Avatar." Because despite all the striking similarities, James Cameron's blockbuster.