Prey sequel ideas

[Immortan Jonesy]

I love that piece on the top right.

Yeah, an ancient EU Predator named Kalakta I think.

 

[BlueMarsalis79]

Actually I meant the one with a Predator spear in hand on top of some enormous extraterrestrial beast.

[Master]

Yeah, some of my favorite fanart.

[ace3g]

https://twitter.com/nunosarnadas/status/1567214645634555904

[Cosmic Incubation]

Genndy Tartakovsky is good at it.

A Genndy Tartakovsky Predator (or AVP) series would be amazing!
Never realized that was something I needed until now lol

[RoguePred1987]

I'd love to see Naru traveling the world in a trilogy, with one in Japan with her meeting the Onna-Bugeisha. But Dan has said he has sequel ideas he'd like to pursue, so he'll likely surprise us all.

[Master]

I'd love to see Naru traveling the world in a trilogy, with one in Japan with her meeting the Onna-Bugeisha. But Dan has said he has sequel ideas he'd like to pursue, so he'll likely surprise us all.

Trave the world with what? Canoe?

[SiL]

Bruh it was the 1700s, not the Stone Age. Travel with pirates, or with colonisers, on their giant sailing ships. Ship runs aground during the travel and you end up senate different.

[BlueMarsalis79]

Naru basically becomes Noguchi.

[OpenMaw]

Naru basically becomes Noguchi.

Wouldn't fit her character. Not after what Feral did to her brother and the other members of her tribe.

It worked for Noguchi because her entire existence had been uprooted and she liked the thrill and excitement of taking control of her life.


I'm really partial to the feudal Japan idea. It's ripe with many many possibilities. To say nothing of the visual language that such a combination affords.


Personally I have no real interest in seeing a follow up. Especially if it's based around connecting the dots to Predator 2. That stuff just serves to shrink the universe. We don't need to know every step the pistol took to get into Greyback's hands. Who's to say he didn't get it a hundred years after Prey when visiting Earth during the 1800s? Why lock it down?

[Corporal Hicks]

Wouldn't fit her character. Not after what Feral did to her brother and the other members of her tribe.

It worked for Noguchi because her entire existence had been uprooted and she liked the thrill and excitement of taking control of her life.

And Broken Tusk was also portrayed in a more (anti) heroic light too.

[ace3g]

Post-apocalyptic Prey/Predator film

https://twitter.com/joaoroquepinto/status/1627669653223837696

[littlesprout]

The cinematography was very good in prey