A fan theory explores the possibility that a minor character in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice inadvertently prevented the catastrophic events of Zack Snyder's planned sequels.
A popular theory circulating within the DCEU fandom suggests that Zack Snyder 's vision for the DC universe might have been subtly saved off-screen by a minor character as early as in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. The theory centers around the enigmatic Knightmare Flash , a future version of Barry Allen who travels back in time to warn Bruce Wayne about a dystopian future controlled by Darkseid .
This warning, initially dismissed as a nightmare by Batman, holds significant weight within the larger context of Snyder's planned sequels, Zack Snyder's Justice League 2 and 3.These sequels would have explored the devastating consequences of Darkseid's victory, culminating in a bleak reality where Superman falls under the Anti-Life Equation's control and Earth is subjugated. However, the plan was scrapped, and the DCEU veered in a different direction. The Knightmare timeline never unfolded, with no sign of Darkseid and the heroes facing their own individual challenges.The theory posits that Knightmare Flash's warning, while seemingly ignored by Batman at the time, might have inadvertently caused subtle changes that prevented the Knightmare future from coming to pass. Instead of planting the seeds of time travel in Batman's mind, as Snyder's sequels would have revealed, Knightmare Flash's trip to the past might have triggered an unforeseen ripple effect that ultimately averted the dystopia. This interpretation casts Knightmare Flash as a silent guardian, safeguarding the universe through a seemingly insignificant cameo
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