"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" is the second film in the DC Extended Universe and the one designed to bring several important characters into the limelight, if even for a short moment.
The movie is also designed to be the starting point of the Justice League, so what should we expect from all the characters outside of Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman? Who else is destined to make an appearance?
From the trailers, we know that Batman is after Superman because of the destruction of Metropolis and the countless lives lost. Furthermore, the Caped Crusader is also afraid that this alien might be capable of conquering the world. With this fear, Batman feels that he is the only person who can put an end to Superman and the one who saves the planet all in one go.
Superman, on the other hand, is just a misunderstood extraterrestrial living on a planet where the majority of the inhabitants are like Humpty Dumpty. You know, they can easily break, so he needs to be careful.
As for the others, well, Latino-Review claims that Aquaman will appear in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." However, he won't make his first appearance in an angry tirade against Superman because of what the World Engine might have or might not have done to his kingdom. Instead, Lex Luthor will introduce the character, but it is still not clear how.
Then we have Cyborg, a person who is more machine than man because of an accident caused by his father. The publication states that fans won't get the chance to see the character as Cyborg, but as Vic Stone, that's before the accident.
We know that Vic Stone was an athlete, a young man who enjoys playing American football. Chances are, fans may see him playing football and much of nothing else. In fact, that is what we'd rather see because "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" has spoiled a lot of details already.
What about The Flash? Fans should not jump into the theater expecting to see anything substantial from the character. Zack Snyder only plans on showing a blur, that's the character moving at super speed.
The publication also went on to state that there's a scene with The Flash star, Ezra Miller as Barry Allen, but there's a chance the director may decide to pluck it out and just keep the blurred scene.
When it comes down to the Green Lantern Corps, it would seem fans will walk away from this movie without seeing a slight glimpse of any from the intergalactic military force. This shouldn't be a surprise since the Green Lantern Corps movie is not scheduled to hit theaters until 2020.
We're guessing Warner Bros. have yet to cast a Green Lantern, but this is expected to change long before 2020. A likely scenario would be that the Green Lantern Corps could appear in one or both Justice League films.
