This article contains spoilers For "predator: killer killer".

Since 1987 Although it is true that Schwarzenegger had only a few sequels - "Conan", "Terminator" and "The Expendables" are the only franchises where they appeared in several records - which did not stop the various people behind the "predator" movies to return and return the Dutch.

When the 1990s "Predator 2" was developing, writers Jimim and Johnon Thomas had a pretty new idea of ​​that Netherlands returns as a special agent leading a secret working group to follow and catch (or kill) every new Yauta found on Earth. After Arnold passed, the role was prescribed as a shading agent of the government and played by Gary Busi. The idea of ​​Schwarzenegger to star in another movie "Predator" was again flocked when writer/producer Robert Rodriguez developed what became "predators" in the mid-1990s. However, by the time the film was made in 2010 (after the franchise bypassing the films "Alien vs. Predator"), the moment passed. While the "predator" gathered nearly a decade later in 2018, he attempted by co-writer/director Jane Black to return his old co-star from the original "predator" back in the area, planning Surprising end of coming to a Dutch language to promise Schwarzenegger's sequel to acting. Unfortunately, Schwarzenegger has passed again, and that is also given the chaos that turned the finished film.

So, while the causes of Schwarzenegger's long absence from the franchise are easily explained in the real world, it is still worth considering what may have happened to the Dutch in the "predator" universe. During every next sequel, he mentioned him, and it would be easy to assume that after finishing his duel with Hawja, he continued to live his life as before. One of the most attractive elements of the latest film "Predator", The animated "killer killer", Is how some new orbuses are introducing in the series, the main among them a concept that can explain where there are Dutch all these years.

One of the long -standing traits of predators (aka Youta) we saw during the five films in the series is their adherence to the Code of honor. Despite their monstrous (for us) appearance, this is not a kind that kills indiscriminately; They exist primarily for hunting excitement and making a point of targeting only those who appear to be armed fighters and are worthy of their time. If the non-jute prey comes out of the winner, predators seem to play fair and can even reward the champion, as seen at the end of "Predator 2." However, predators also seem to be sick, as seen in their Gauntlet device containing a nuclear warhead in it, ready to be activated by Yautia as a last resort.

At the end of the Play, the director/co-writer Dan Trahtenberg included a moment that implies that Hawja may have returned to the Komance tribe of Narni (Amber Midduder) after her defeat to the Feral Predator (Dan Dilgero), or demanded revenge or rematch. In "predators" and "predator", we learn that not only does Hawja have a tribal society, but that these tribes are stuck in the middle of civil war with each other, and only some tribes adhere to the Code of honor. The "killer of killers", co-regions of Trahtenberg and Oshoshua Vassung and written by Mico Robert Routare, seems to be referring to this whole orbus, though he is obliged. The film tells the story of three warriors from different time periods (the age of the Vikings, Feudal Japan and US World War II pilots), all put in the form of cryosko sleep after surviving the predator's initial battle and woke up in a future.

The film refers to the awkward connection between the Jauli tribes and the hints of the civil war - Shautia is performed just before the Gladiator Games - although it is not clear where the film on the series time is taking place. However, even more intriguing is that given how the three warriors are kidnapped by their post-Victorian homes and we see it in a crying sleep in front of the loans, it can be concluded that Yautia has made a habit of coercion with past winners. Can the Dutchman be somewhere within the "Indiana Ons: Thieves of the lost casket"-Magacin with the style of opponents of Hawja, then?

Yautia's concept of hunting for hunting later is not completely new - "predators" essentially introduce, and some of the comics, such as "The Predator" of Marvel 2022They went away with the idea. However, the "killer of the killers" makes the difference of Hawja's abduction not only potential fighters but also the previous winners. Being the Dutchman among those abducted by Jautia would be a pretty appropriate fate, let alone an appropriate explanation of what he had experienced since his fateful battle in '87. Leaves the door open for an attractive way Schwarzenegger can re -enter the franchise without having to endanger his character, Something he has been looking for since 1990. However, the implication within this development in the "killer killer" does not only stop in the Dutch. If Jautia faced trouble to catch Ursa (Lindsay Lavanchi), Kenji (Louis Ozawa), Torres (Rick Gonzalez) and Narza, then who would say they stopped there?

With that stamp broken, there is no reason why the return of every survivor of the movie "Predator" cannot be on the table. Lieutenant Mike Harigan (Dani Glover) may be given Rafael Adoli's gun as a trophy as a trophyBut that does not necessarily mean that he is out of the rematch list. Royce (Adrien Brodi) and Isabel (Alice Braga) may have faced the ability to appear more predators to fight the planet to save the game, but assuming they managed to survive that gauntlet, of course, Jautya would like to keep them for future hunters. And the fact that Quinn McKenna (Boyd Holbrooke) was gifted by the killer by the rebel Yautja only does more for the predators.

Before we all get excited about the prospect of a predator's cinema universe (and this is before being a factor in this fall "Predator: Badlands", which has to do with the films "foreign" in its trailer), let's emphasize that all this is speculation based on the possibilities created by the "killer killer". The "predator" franchise is currently in the direction of Trahtenberg, so much that the "killer killer" is one of the best "predator" movies ever. As such, the series currently does not require the return of previous characters or actors to advance, Schwarzenegger included. However, the prospect of someone like the Dutchman returns is incredibly intriguing. I suppose we will only need to be careful to see if this flicker of the idea is fully materialized.