Into the Badlands has already showed us it’s willing to make political statements, and I’m curious to see how the show and our favorite characters would handle this new wrench in the system. Guns are, without a doubt, a talking point in this day and age. Where each season has grown larger and shown us more of this world and its history, Into the Badlands season 4 and the introduction of firearms would continue that tradition in such an interesting and complex way. Introducing guns is a bold statement that would once again change the dynamics of this show.
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I want, so badly, for this series to get renewed in one form or another. That being said, we’re hanging on by our fingertips here. I love Into the Badlands‘ aesthetic and it would be a shame to see that challenged by a weapon which would so clearly dominate what we have grown accustomed to. I’ve seen fans wondering if we’d ever get the introduction of guns on the show, and if I’m being honest, I’ve always shied away from this possibility. We know from the history of the Badlands that guns existed during our time, but that they were eventually outlawed and society reverted back to swords and bows so people could defend themselves. In the place where the meridian chamber once stood, buried long ago and now covered in mud, is a gun.
It’s Cressida’s escape that has me most interested in what could happen during a possible Into the Badlands season 4, as she’s got enough power, experience, and intelligence to find someone else’s strings to pull.īut all of this pales in comparison to what Eli finds at the end of the episode. Pilgrim’s ending was fitting and leaves space for someone else to take his place with hope of conquering the Badlands. If the healer back at camp can’t fix Tilda, maybe Minerva can, just like she’s seen The Master do a hundred times over. They would’ve killed her in this episode if they really wanted her dead, and there’s a chance The Widow’s powers could be put to the test sooner rather than later. Tilda’s near death doesn’t have me too concerned. There’s no way he would ever hurt Henry, and knowing what he’s capable of will push him to be even more diligent about controlling his strength. He has a violent history, but he’s also looked himself in the mirror and decided to be a better person. Sunny, with his golden eyes, may struggle less than the others. She’s gotten to the point where she has truly set aside her own ambitions in order to protect the people she’s made promises to, and even though she might struggle, I truly believe she’d be able to handle the Dark One power inside her. I think the most important lesson The Widow has learned is that she can’t handle power. Will he still be able to care for Henry? Will his friends, especially Bajie, stick by his side? Will he be able to control the power in him better than Pilgrim or MK?
He doesn’t remember having his power as a child and has seen firsthand the kind of destruction it is capable of. Sunny has an equally complicated path ahead of him. Will she still go down the same dark path the Master foretold, or will she have more of a handle on it now that she has a better understanding of herself? How will the Gift affect her baby, as well as her relationships with Gaius and Tilda? Will her followers still want her to lead them, knowing she’s a Dark One? When her power reactivates thanks to her anger over Tilda’s supposed death, several questions are raised. She had started to lose sight of her true goal of saving the Badlands, and she knew her power wouldn’t make it any easier to stay on task. After facing her inner demons, however, she came to the conclusion that maybe she shouldn’t have that sort of power after all. The Widow, for one, has been searching for her Gift since season 1.
We just spent the last season learning that very few can truly learn to control the Gift, and if it is used improperly, it could be devastating. Now, Into the Badlands season 4 would be introducing several new elements to the show.įor two of our heroes to regain their Gift, knowing what destruction it could wreak on their minds, means they possibly pose a massive risk to their loved ones and the world at large. Season 3 brought us Pilgrim, and opened up the world further than we had ever seen it before. Season 1 introduced a formidable villain in Quinn, while season 2 somehow made him even more terrifying. The creative minds behind Into the Badlands have managed to do what not all shows can-keep their series interesting. This is especially disheartening because Into the Badlands season 4 could’ve changed everything.
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