[00:01] sets up Brainiac and what's next for the DCU. We know that the next Superman film the Man of Steel working with Lex Luthor. Supergirl is also confirmed to be in that movie, but most importantly, the villain will be Brainiac. Next to
[00:15] Lex Luthor, Brainiac is the Superman villain, but he's never actually been on the big screen. But here's the thing, if the movie adapts Brainiac's origin that he was a Kryptonian supercomputer that was responsible for destroying Kara's
[00:27] home world, well, I think this explains why the movie chose to have Kara kill Krem at the end. See, Ruthie may have let go of her quest for vengeance, but messing with her dog, so imagine what
[00:39] destroyed her entire civilization. And I think this points to her arc in Man of movie is that Ruthie's father is a swordsmith. In the comics, he's a rock Wouldn't that just make him a miner? I don't know, maybe on his planet like
[00:53] rocks grow in the field and he farms them. I don't know. So, why make her dad a swordsmith instead of a rock farmer? I mean, in the comic, the sword actually belonged to Krem, so there was like added symbolism that Ruthie wanted to
[01:05] use the same evil object that killed her father to kill the sword's owner. Why would the movie ditch that symbolism? And why would the movie end with Ruthie Well, I have a theory. So, she says that her dad made his weapons from the
[01:18] universe, one of the strongest metals in existence is called nth metal. For instance, Hawkgirl's mace is made out of the metal in the comics. Now, Brainiac, like Ultron, is constantly upgrading himself. So, if he's upgrading himself,
[01:32] new form from the strongest metal he could find. So, in the movie, if Kara Kara can be like, >> I'm no god. >> And then bring Clark to shop Ruthie's collection of nth metal swords. Nth
[01:45] which could come in handy against the real big bad of the DCU, Darkseid.