Ao'nung is a young Metkayina reef warrior from Avatar: The Way of Water, characterized by his initial arrogance, fierce clan loyalty, and eventual growth into a more empathetic leader. He is the son of Tonowari (the previous Olo'eyktan) and Ronal (the previous Tsahìk), making him a high-ranking member of his clan.

In James Cameron's Avatar franchise, Ronal is best described as a fierce, deeply traditional, and protective maternal force. As the previous Tsahìk (spiritual leader and high priestess) of the ocean-dwelling Metkayina reef clan, her primary allegiance is always to the collective safety, culture, and spiritual harmony of her people (She is the mother of Ao’nung and Tsireya and mate of Tonowari)

Tonowari is the proud, wise, and fiercely protective leader (Olo'eyktan) of the reef-dwelling Metkayina clan in Avatar: The Way of Water. He embodies the balance between a stern warrior and a deeply compassionate father and ruler

Tsireya is the compassionate, patient, and deeply spiritual free-diver of the Metkayina reef clan in Avatar: The Way of Water. She serves as the emotional bridge between the ocean-dwelling Metkayina and the forest-dwelling Sully family (She is Ao’nung sister)

Rotxo is the warm, loyal, and easygoing young free-diver of the Metkayina reef clan in Avatar: The Way of Water. As the constant companion to Aonung and Tsireya, he stands out as a natural peacemaker