Post by Deleted on Nov 7, 2017 6:52:56 GMT
Braniac 5 has been confirmed to be coming to 'Supergirl.' I am surprised over this decision 'cause while we have known for a while the Legion was going to be debuting this season and the actress for Saturn Girl was officially announced a few weeks ago it has also been confirmed Braniac is going to be in the new 'Krypton' TV show so we will have 2 different versions of Braniac in different DC TV shows at the same time. Needless to say I am looking forward to seeing what they do with him and I wouldn't mind them making him Kara's new love interest. 
'Supergirl' Brings on Brainiac 5, a DC Comics Canon Love Interest
www.inverse.com/article/38151-supergirl-love-new-brainiac-5-casting-jesse-rath

'Supergirl' Brings on Brainiac 5, a DC Comics Canon Love Interest
Kara Danvers needs some help moving on from Mon-El. She’ll get it soon enough in the form of a green-skinned, blond-haired alien boy with a beyond-genius level intellect; but that intelligence might be the undoing of his relationship with her.
As reported by TVLine on Monday, Jesse Rath (Defiance) has been cast as Brainiac 5 for Season 3 of Supergirl.
For those of you who are fans of the CW’s Supergirl but maybe aren’t too familiar with her story in DC’s comics, you might be wondering who this dude with the weird name and green skin is.
Brainiac 5 is Supergirl’s most prominent love interest in DC comics, which hints that Kara could very well move on from Mon-El (Chris Wood) by the end of Season 3. But, interestingly enough, Brainiac 5 also has the skills to potentially bring Mon-El back to Earth with a canon anti-lead serum; the question is, which path will Supergirl take?
Supergirl co-showrunner Andrew Kreisberg has previously described Brainiac 5 as “someone down the road [who] will like Kara a lot, which will be a lot of fun.”
Will Supergirl let Kara move on to another love or will it bring back Mon-El?
In DC’s comics, Brainiac 5 is a long-time member of the Legion of Super-Heroes and, at one point, travels back in time from the 31st century (he’s a future-dweller) to warn the Justice League and other heroes of imminent danger. Supergirl and Brainiac 5 eventually fall in love despite his being a recreation of a clone (sorry, it’s complicated) of one of Superman’s greatest enemies, Brainiac. He also, in the comics, creates an anti-lead serum that allows Mon-El to live in a lead-heavy environment, much like the one Kara and the DEO had to create at the end of Supergirl Season 2.
If Brainiac — who’s already set to try and help Kara defeat the season’s villain Reign, L-Corp CEO Samantha Arias (Odette Annable) — does end up creating this serum after he’s already fallen in love with Kara, then things might get a bit messy between him and the Daxamite prince.
Needless to say, we’re here for it.
As reported by TVLine on Monday, Jesse Rath (Defiance) has been cast as Brainiac 5 for Season 3 of Supergirl.
For those of you who are fans of the CW’s Supergirl but maybe aren’t too familiar with her story in DC’s comics, you might be wondering who this dude with the weird name and green skin is.
Brainiac 5 is Supergirl’s most prominent love interest in DC comics, which hints that Kara could very well move on from Mon-El (Chris Wood) by the end of Season 3. But, interestingly enough, Brainiac 5 also has the skills to potentially bring Mon-El back to Earth with a canon anti-lead serum; the question is, which path will Supergirl take?
Supergirl co-showrunner Andrew Kreisberg has previously described Brainiac 5 as “someone down the road [who] will like Kara a lot, which will be a lot of fun.”
Will Supergirl let Kara move on to another love or will it bring back Mon-El?
In DC’s comics, Brainiac 5 is a long-time member of the Legion of Super-Heroes and, at one point, travels back in time from the 31st century (he’s a future-dweller) to warn the Justice League and other heroes of imminent danger. Supergirl and Brainiac 5 eventually fall in love despite his being a recreation of a clone (sorry, it’s complicated) of one of Superman’s greatest enemies, Brainiac. He also, in the comics, creates an anti-lead serum that allows Mon-El to live in a lead-heavy environment, much like the one Kara and the DEO had to create at the end of Supergirl Season 2.
If Brainiac — who’s already set to try and help Kara defeat the season’s villain Reign, L-Corp CEO Samantha Arias (Odette Annable) — does end up creating this serum after he’s already fallen in love with Kara, then things might get a bit messy between him and the Daxamite prince.
Needless to say, we’re here for it.
www.inverse.com/article/38151-supergirl-love-new-brainiac-5-casting-jesse-rath