Sequels Who will be the main VILLAIN in a X-Men: Apocalypse Sequel?

Who will it be?!!!

  • Apocalypse again

  • Mr. Sinister for a change

  • Onslaught (Professor X and Magneto into 1 form)

  • Proteus, like for the Muir Island saga

  • Shadow King, Storm connection

  • Dark Phoenix again

  • other


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Mr. Sinister & The Marauders

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Magneto & The Acolytes

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Looks good to me. Xavier will have his team by end of Apocalypse. Let him and Magneto part on decent terms. A little happy ending for this trilogy. But give Erik his own mission. Let him start his own thing. Keep him offscreen for a little bit and then come back to him where he has a nice following.
 
The Marauders would be great to see. I'm hoping they can make a movie with absolutely no role for Magneto. Otherwise, it always ends up the same with Magneto betraying everybody.
 
I've always wondered what certain characters would look like on screen, like the Morlocks, Mojor (if they go to space), Sinister...
 
Mr. Sinister but since it is going to be Dark Phoenix again then I wonder if Sophie Turner will be able to pull off the Phoenix side of Jean Grey?
 
My personal preference is to go cosmic. They are introducing the idea of alien and celestial technology in Apocalypse. Go to space and make it as broad and weird as Guardians (though maybe not as post-modern and self-aware). Bring in the Shi'Ar and basically reinvent the tone of the X-Men films.

Then in the one after that, do the Dark Phoenix Saga right, roughly how it occurs in the comics with Jean being able to destroy planets (though maybe she doesn't actually kill a whole civilization Death Star style). Then it is about the X-Men protecting Jean from the Shi'Ar only they don't kill her, because that would be redundant.

Then in the last one of the new cast's trilogy, they come back to earth and due to the physics of relativity, Interstellar style, they wind up the 21st century. Boom, they have now done the stuff comics fans thought they would never do, and they are back in the 21st century to do more earthbound adventures for the first time in a decade.

I think it would be a fun way to differentiate it from the previous ones. Mr. Sinister? Eh, while he looks different and has different powers, he is ultimately just another big bad like Apocalypse, and not nearly as cool of one at that.
 
Sauron & The Savage Land.


Sell it as X-Men Jurassic Park with a Mutant Vampire Villian
 
Fox doesn't have the rights to the Savage Land, which, unfortunately, puts Sauron in limbo.
 
Yeah, Sony was trying to have a Spider-Man story with the Savage Land. They wanted to see who to contact to see if they could use it and was disappointed that it was Marvel and not Fox (since they thought Fox would be easier to work with, apparently).
 
Hmm its okay for me, if we are not getting Savage Land and Sauron in X-Men films.
 
I dont care just bring back OT cast and make a X-men Apocalypse sequel in present
 
I mean I like the original cast well enough, but I feel like the new cast they are building now seems really quite promising. There is a real sense of unapologetic comic book glee about the First Class films that was not there in the original films, and it looks like they are going even further down that road. Let's see where they go with it.

Besides, when Jackman is ready to retire from the franchise, it is pretty clear the original cast is aging out of it and moving on.
 
Their final scene from DOFP was soooo good! Just seeing the original gang togetherwas just amazing and the audience just responded it to very well! And I doubt the younger version could ever duplicate that feeling, IMO, they would always be the "young-ins", the "younger version". There is just a sense of feeling of those cast members starting this film series together and I just want to see more from them.
 
The OT can go be Wolverine's sidekicks one last time. The "young-ins" are going to be building a much stronger TEAM. The next X-Men movie will be with this young cast and will most likely have Proteus as villain. Then they'll still have Sinister, Magneto, and Phoenix to work with after that.
 
My personal preference is to go cosmic. They are introducing the idea of alien and celestial technology in Apocalypse. Go to space and make it as broad and weird as Guardians (though maybe not as post-modern and self-aware). Bring in the Shi'Ar and basically reinvent the tone of the X-Men films.

Then in the one after that, do the Dark Phoenix Saga right, roughly how it occurs in the comics with Jean being able to destroy planets (though maybe she doesn't actually kill a whole civilization Death Star style). Then it is about the X-Men protecting Jean from the Shi'Ar only they don't kill her, because that would be redundant.

Then in the last one of the new cast's trilogy, they come back to earth and due to the physics of relativity, Interstellar style, they wind up the 21st century. Boom, they have now done the stuff comics fans thought they would never do, and they are back in the 21st century to do more earthbound adventures for the first time in a decade.

I think it would be a fun way to differentiate it from the previous ones. Mr. Sinister? Eh, while he looks different and has different powers, he is ultimately just another big bad like Apocalypse, and not nearly as cool of one at that.

I'd rather see Mr. Sinister first before they go to cosmic.
 
Their final scene from DOFP was soooo good! Just seeing the original gang togetherwas just amazing and the audience just responded it to very well! And I doubt the younger version could ever duplicate that feeling, IMO, they would always be the "young-ins", the "younger version". There is just a sense of feeling of those cast members starting this film series together and I just want to see more from them.

It was also a swan song for the cast. A fond farewell. I liked it too, but it was closing the book, not reopening it. Also, I like McAvoy and Fassbender just as much as Stewart and McKellen. They very well may just duplicate that again. [Side-eyes Halle Berry's Storm]. They can even vastly improve on some of them.

I'd rather see Mr. Sinister first before they go to cosmic.

I like the character, but he is just another mutant big bad. How do you make him more menacing or different from Apocalypse (never mind Magneto)? Cosmic is a chance to do something new and fresh with the material.
 
If the franchise does have any designs on "going cosmic", they'd probably be better-served by doing it before the inevitable Avengers and Justice League movies (well, in the case of the latter it may already be too late, depending on the contents of JL Part 1).
 
It was also a swan song for the cast. A fond farewell. I liked it too, but it was closing the book, not reopening it. Also, I like McAvoy and Fassbender just as much as Stewart and McKellen. They very well may just duplicate that again. [Side-eyes Halle Berry's Storm]. They can even vastly improve on some of them.

It was never said and confirmed by anyone that it was a swan song for them. People just expect that "ITS" their swan song because there's isn't an upcoming film lined up for them. Well didn't people expect X3 to be their last film as well, and that wasn't case at all.

And I just find it hard to believe that a film series that started in the present period, would continue and possibly end in the past period with their younger version? Its just not very ideal for me. Personally, the whole prequel thing doesn't just appeal to me. LIke a trilogy okay but for the rest of franchise? Nope. Even in the comics, when I pick up comics, I don't buy comic book issues set in the past (First Class, Uncanny X-Men First Class) unless there's a cross-over that is connected to the present-time titles.

I like the character, but he is just another mutant big bad. How do you make him more menacing or different from Apocalypse (never mind Magneto)? Cosmic is a chance to do something new and fresh with the material.

It depends on the writer, even though Mr. Sinister is a big bad like Magneto/Apocalypse, I never find him (his ideology) similar as those two. And going cosmic after Apocalypse just seems a bit much to me, like at this point. So I feel like that shouldn't happen after Apocalypse.
 
It was never said and confirmed by anyone that it was a swan song for them.

Well kinberg did say in an interview that part of the film was at least written as a possible swansong for them.

That doesn't mean we won't see some of them again but the idea of that part of the movie was written as a possible send off
 
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