The Ultra-Humanite is Dr Jace's 'mentor'. He's a very old DC villain, usually goes up against the Justice Society. I believe he replaced the Brain and his monkey buddy, Monsieur Mallah, from the first season or two. Basically, mad genius with the surgery skills and physical mind control, and the really tough primate body. Karen's choice to 'enhance' her child is understandable. What parent wouldn't want that for their child? But yeah, there is a lot of story potential there, but we won't see this again this season. Wynde, Kaldur's partner, doesn't get a lot of attention until season 4, when you learn more about his back story. Dolphin will also be back then, as will other undersea residents. And it is sometimes easy to forget, with the silly names Jack Kirby gave them, that the henchmen of Darkseid are just bloody powerful and malevolent. We've got two right now: Granny Goodness, and Glorious Godfrey, aka G Gorden Godfrey. They're here representing Darkseid's interests on Earth, and to the Light, though they rarely interact with Vandal Savage. And for what it's worth, in a battle between Darkseid and this version of Vandal Savage, I'd be tempted to put my money on Savage... Thanks again for watching these. The more reactors who spread this series around, the more new people will go back and watch the series on streaming. In turn, that's more chances for Warners to greenlight Series 5 (or more). Another commenter mentioned it, so I'll chime in on it: Post credits scenes. Next season, they become quite vital. Don't sleep on them!
The Ultra-Humanite is Dr Jace's 'mentor'. He's a very old DC villain, usually goes up against the Justice Society. I believe he replaced the Brain and his monkey buddy, Monsieur Mallah, from the first season or two. Basically, mad genius with the surgery skills and physical mind control, and the really tough primate body.
Karen's choice to 'enhance' her child is understandable. What parent wouldn't want that for their child? But yeah, there is a lot of story potential there, but we won't see this again this season.
Wynde, Kaldur's partner, doesn't get a lot of attention until season 4, when you learn more about his back story. Dolphin will also be back then, as will other undersea residents.
And it is sometimes easy to forget, with the silly names Jack Kirby gave them, that the henchmen of Darkseid are just bloody powerful and malevolent. We've got two right now: Granny Goodness, and Glorious Godfrey, aka G Gorden Godfrey. They're here representing Darkseid's interests on Earth, and to the Light, though they rarely interact with Vandal Savage.
And for what it's worth, in a battle between Darkseid and this version of Vandal Savage, I'd be tempted to put my money on Savage...
Thanks again for watching these. The more reactors who spread this series around, the more new people will go back and watch the series on streaming. In turn, that's more chances for Warners to greenlight Series 5 (or more).
Another commenter mentioned it, so I'll chime in on it: Post credits scenes. Next season, they become quite vital. Don't sleep on them!
I had a feeling ever since the beginning that Dr. Jace was hiding something, but what we actually find out actually shocked me!
@@ThatGuyRye Wait until you see what series 4 brings for her...
Actually, it's not much, but just wanted to build anticipation.
Thank you, sir!
Did you watch the post credits scene after you stopped recording?
I sure did!