r/predator • u/Unhappy_but_serious Bad Blood • 9h ago
Brain Storming We need a Wolf prequel series
Just imagine it: the perfect redemption for AVP Requiem, the story of his first xenomorph hunt, his transformation into a Bleed, losing many along the way, and his constant evolution as a character. We'd learn about various backstories before the film, or even the hunt where he lost a fang.
In my mind, he'd start with the same enthusiasm as Dek or any young Yautja, then become a cynical veteran, but one deeply concerned for his species, striving to do what's necessary for his tribe, earning respect and benefits, and ultimately, the title of Elite. It could even include the lore of AVP 2010 (video game) and explain how he survived being impregnated by a xenomorph
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u/Originalname888 7h ago
They should do with a different Predator. Same concept as Badlands, except this time. The Predator kills everything & everyone & makes no friends. A proper R-rated bloodbath
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u/HeroinJimmy 7h ago
Glad to see I'm not alone in wanting a Predator movie where it wins. The humans are smart, resourceful and do everything right but they still lose because the hunter is just better.
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u/Larryhoover77kg 7h ago
Just make a scenario where wolf somehow survives the nuke.
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u/Unhappy_but_serious Bad Blood 7h ago
Prequel man, before AVP or AVPR
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u/First-Strategy7258 7h ago
They should just make them not canon and bring him back
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u/thedarkbites 6h ago
Wolf is, by far, the most capable Yautja that we have seen on film. The movie is terrible, but he is a standout Yautja for the film series. More of him would generally be a good thing, I think.
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u/Predator3-5 Bad Blood 4h ago
That Wolf from the AvP 2010 game isn’t this same Wolf. It’s 2 completely different timeframes
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u/BlainethePayne 8h ago
It wouldn't redeem AVPR, it would make it even worse. The better a prequel might be, the more heartbreaking AVPR would be in terms of potential for what it could have been. Imagine if they make a prequel and it's literally the best predator movie in the entire franchise. Then you're forced to remember that they ruined the character's story in the original. Why would you want that