Apocalypse

And this was one of them.

Uh, watching them okay you know obviously hey we're back in the past in sabaner he's going to turn into apocalypse let's change the future this guy we can believe in him we can we can make him believe in us we can change things as long as you know as long as we can get our maybe talk these differences out before he makes this horrible decision and All we find out later is that's kind of all for naught.

It turns in on itself, and Sabandar makes the decision to become Apocalypse anyway.

I liked it.

The death of Magneto was something that was just watching him get obliterated.

I don't know if it's happening next season.

I think it will, but if it's not next season, it's going to happen.

They did Apocalypse already, man.

I mean, it's 100%.

We're going the route of Apocalypse.

We know this because, I mean, if they're bringing in Mr. Sinister at the very beginning, Mr. Sinister does not get like the real kind of accelerated, you know, or the acceleration in his mutate experiments until he meets Apocalypse.

So, I mean, like having Apocalypse be a part of this.

or having Mr. Sinister be a part of this is kind of like, you know, they're leading into this.

Plus, knowing that we have Warren Worthington, we have all the original first class characters, you know, as of right now, Beast is the only character that hasn't been announced, but they said they are looking for Beast.

the god of death.

And especially as that, uh, plays into the Apocalypse stuff later, which I think is obviously well-intentioned.

I think very poorly done.

Um, but I, I think that the teases of it here of him being literally the embodiment of death to the Hand, uh, against Lady Deathstrike.

Like he's way more involved than even we as the audience understands at this point.

And then by the end of the game you realize, yeah, he, the entire thing has been through the 30 years he's been fucking with Wolverine's memories to make him think certain things happened in the past that didn't, and kind of forcing him to relive killing Phoenix over and over and over, like breaking himself.

There's something interesting there, but it gets so convoluted so quickly once they start actually like answering the questions, and then they introduce Apocalypse on top of it.

Yeah.

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in the, [laughs] in the MCU's X-Men reboot, Mr. Sinis, S- Mr. Sinister, who's gonna be played by Adam Driver, is also working for Apocalypse and will reportedly have a cameo, setting him up to have to be the big bad of the next saga.

So it's gonna be-

Apocalypse will have a cameo?

Sorry, yeah, Apocalypse is having a cameo, and then bigger-

Oh, okay

... and better things.

I don't know.

Okay, now you can tell us your fresh takes.

So the premise is X-Men must find their way to the 1990s to stop Apocalypse.

But no, but yeah, as I said, I think that I actually like the second half of season two better than anything else yet.

Because my problems, if you, I went back and listened to my first, the first season episodes, both of them.

Okay.

All right.

For me, I think in Sabanura, Apocalypse made the season, personally.

That whole arc was really well done, I thought.