This post contains spoilers For the premiere of the "Peacekeeper" Season 2.

Many have happened in the DC since the last time we caught the kidnapping of the 11th Band Street. A brand new workforce has been introduced following the name of "Creatures Commandos", and a new steel man (David Corenvet) has stopped interdimensional distance from breaking the metropolis. That's all before we see the cousin of Cal-El Kara, aka Super Super (Milli Alcock), fell at the end of Superman. Then, it is understandable to expect to take some time to adapt to the world of the "peacemaker" in the second season of the show, especially since the title of character is one of the few people who were present in both DCE and in the new DC universe. But for those who wonder how Gun will address this new redirection, you get your answers in the first few minutes-just if that causes some new questions along with it.

Season 2 of the "peacemaker" begins with the mandatory proving that every show would do to ensure that the audience was updated, reminding us that the peacekeeper (Johnon Senna) had previously killed Rick Flyg (ELOEL KIN) and his father, Augi Smith (Robert). It's all quite standard, as long as we don't see that last season's funny justice peace worker's meeting has been replaced by no one but all-new justice gang, which even allows Aquaman outside the hook with that fish Instead, instead of digging to Guy Gardener (Nathan Fillion) instead.

Since the "peacemaker" was released during what DCU's discombined mortal rails, Johnon Seine's helmet was. Face to Face to Face with Siluated Supertem, Justice League, in the final of the season 1. That group consisted of Superman (Henry Cavill), a miracle of the woman (Gal Gadd), Flash (Ezra Miller) and Aquanus (Asoneyson Momoa). Miller and Momoa even made a camera look, after Chris Aka the peacekeeper made a joke at the expense of Arthur Curry for his (AEEM) fish activities. Now, however, with a brand new universe taking the spotlight, those mentioned heroes have been replaced by M -Din Straphik (Eddie Gategi), the new Superman, Hokgiegl (Isabella Merced), Guy Guardner and Superger Green Lantern.

It is a flawless adjustment that works as it has affected the scene compared to last season's show, and instead sets the foundations for a never-attractive interview to join the ranks of Maxwell Lord (John Gan). But what may seem like a simple mirror of the past can actually lead to much more when you think about the story of the first episode "Peacekeeper" and the possibilities that have already been teased after the Superman events. What if this unification with the peacemaker is not a meeting at all, but a peace worker of a different dimension entirely?

Since the alternative dimensions are already a lot in the DCU, the possibility for them to be more accessible than Chris recently. Of course, he may have killed the peacemaker from what seems to be a picture of a perfect dimension, but what if there is another there that is almost identical to the Dampester fire in which our hero lives, only protected from the league instead of the gang we have recently crossed the tracks? This could really be a completely different peacemaker than the one we had met before, setting one of the largest superhero switches in history.

In DC Comics, there is an infinite number of countries that are similar to the one we know, though with a few changes here and there. Keeping this in mind and knowing how well -acquainted the Jameseshes Gun in the universe, it now controls it, it would not be a surprise if it progresses this season, the more likely it is to see a whole package of peacekeepers. Our only hope is that this Chris (from any universe in which he is) does not kill more than them as he did this time around.