Thread:TheOne1000/@comment-1031724-20190227230651/@comment-1031724-20190228033711

The avatar is his death scene. After the rays of light he shatters to pieces. The only time we see him after that before the upcoming season is when the timeline is TEMPORARILY altered so he comes to power, where he brainwashes the Crystal Ponies to fight the other ponies, and there's subtle WWII propaganda there implying Sombra is like Hitler. But the timeline is restored, and the episode's writer pronounced him dead. But she has since left the show.

Hopefully. Though Season 9 of MLP is coming in April, if it's before April 27th (on the 6th, 13th, or 20th), Sombra might be re-killed. IF it's actually him and not a clone or something. Again, necromancy has not been proven canon, but cloning has.

GotG: Because, time travel is the only way they can undo the Snap and its devastating effects on the world, and there have been many leaks and officially released hints to time travel, strongly implied by Janet's warning to Ant-Man at the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp when he is inside the quantum realm during the Snap. There's rumors they go back in time to different points throughout the movie (such as the shot of two Tonys in New York and the appearance of deceased characters like Loki, Quicksilver, and Rumlow) and get the Infinity Stones, and one rumor even explictly mentions erasing Guardians by taking the Orb from Morag, though a lot of these rumors are unconfirmed.

New Mystery Six: Hopefully not. This started only a year after I finally saw Voldemort's death scene which I waited 10 years for, though 3 of them were after reading it in the book. Though, Apocalypse from X-Men and the Storm King from the MLP movie sorta acted on a similar scale (and both were killed, Jean incinerated Apocalypse and the Storm King turned to stone, fell off a balcony, and shattered to pieces).

Prequels: I think the two big complaints were Jar Jar and making Palpatine less mysterious. But again, they had way better visuals and action sequences, and The Phantom Menace was my introduction to the series on its VHS release date.

I thought the sequels were pretty good, though I understand they got a lot of hate for "ruining" Luke. I thought the twists in The Last Jedi were clever rather than lazy. But, of course I won't hold it against you if you dislike them, and if I don't like how Episode IX ends - which, incidentally, is at the top of the 10 Upcoming Movies Already Hated - I'm fine with FanonDiscontinuitying the sequels.

I THINK I joined here in December 2008, at the Horror Films Wiki to create some articles.