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I know people will say *Legend of the Vampire* did the same thing... but it’s still kind of funny; plus, it would have been interesting to see the Hex Girls in the art style of this era of movies.

For me, the two main points that stand out as the most important are... First, the existence of *The Secret Saturdays*; let's be honest, making an entire series canon within the same universe as *Ben 10* is a huge deal. I think the Saturdays should have been more recurring characters—or even bringing in *Secret Saturdays* villains to serve as antagonists in *Omniverse* episodes. There was so much potential to utilize the show's great cast of characters, but it just never happened.

And well, the second major plot point is obviously the Rooters. I think an episode featuring the Plumbers' Helpers grappling with the truth about their origins would have had a lot of potential.

Enemie of Captain Marvel + Flash

Interestingly, thanks to the *Ben 10* reboot and its *Alien Worlds* shorts, we gained more insight into the alien societies of various planets—something that wasn't fully explored in the previous continuity. Regarding Khoros and Tetramand culture, *Omniverse* gave us a brief glimpse of what Tetramands were like in the classic continuity; I just wanted to post this to see what everyone thinks of both interpretations of Four Arms' species.

After a week-long break, we’re back with this fusion series—this time starting with Dr. Fate. The rules are simple: choose a member of the Suicide Squad to fuse with this magical DC character; the one with the most votes or comments wins.

I wanted to switch things up a bit; this time, the focus won't be on which one looks the best, but rather on which of the four live-action movies features the worst set of antagonists.

While we wait for news on whether Dynamite decides to launch a new version of *Generator Rex*, I came up with an idea for a possible "Absolute" version of Rex... You see, the Absolute Universe usually reimagines characters and brings them closer to some of their enemies.

Which of these ideas appeals to you the most?... Rex being found by The Pack instead of meeting Providence—where he becomes Van Kleiss's secret weapon while a desperate Providence tries to fight them off.

Another, more traditional idea would be to have Black Knight take White Knight's place as the leader of Providence from the very beginning, making her the one who controls Rex's deployment right from the start.

What is your favorite idea?