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by Will. J
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A few thoughts I'd like to share regarding the next season...

[Henchman 24, gone for good?]
Well, there's really no sense in arguing whether or not he died. His flaming head landed in the arms of his best friend, and as far as I know, people haven't been known to survive decapitation.

The question is, will he be brought back?

This could prove to be an interesting quarrel between Rusty Venture and Orpheus. After all, what more motivation does Rusty need than to potentially one-up Orpheus at his own profession of resurrecting the dead? Besides, 24 wouldn't be the first of the Monarch's henchman Rusty brought back from the dead. (Â¡Viva los Muertos!)

On the other hand, this scenario is pretty played out, and it's unlikely that it should come to fruition. It's my opinion that 24 is indeed gone, and never to be seen (alive) again.

[The downward spiral of Henchman 21]
Loved, rejected, lossed, decrepit. Without his henchman counterpart to back him up, a newfound realization that he is in fact a target of the murdering hand of fate, and bearing a continued adoration for the woman whom his leader is married to, he is likely to discontinue serving as a henchman under the Monarch.

He has expressed interest in becoming his own supervillain, even coining a name for himself as the Viceroy (Powerless in the Face of Death). I have to say, I'm convinced this will indeed be his fate early on in the next season, but his success is questionable.

[Clone genocide]
With the full erradication of Hank and Dean's clones, and the likely discontinuation of Rusty's "illegal clone farm", our death-prone duo are no longer invulnerable to the laws of mortality. Even more disturbing is Hank's ever-developing sense of recklessness, the resignation of their superhuman bodyguard, and the current standing of the Venture family and the OSI. It looks like Rusty may have to learn a thing or two about being a responsible parent.

[Resignation of Brock Samson]
Perhaps the biggest mystery of all is where lies the fate of Brock Samson. No longer affiliated with the OSI, will he become a freelance mercenary? Will he join Molotov's Blackhearts? Maybe he'll become a car mechanic or a professional football player... it's really hard to say.

Discuss!!

Sep. 4, 2008, 9:04am

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