Aquaman 2’s Darkest Death Theory Makes The Flash’s End Credits Even Worse

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Black Manta's return in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom could spell danger for Arthur Curry's family, with one theory suggesting that Aquaman's son may die.
The live-action debut of Arthur Curry Jr. coinciding with Black Manta's desire to end Aquaman's bloodline raises suspicions regarding the fate of the Aquababy.
The contrast between Aquaman's potential tragedy and his comedic cameo in The Flash's post-credits scene would make the latter even more jarring and out of place.

A major death might be on the way in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, and the film's darkest death theory contrasts with The Flash's end credits greatly, which could make Aquaman's latest DCEU appearance even worse. After a long time with no updates, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom's trailer was released recently. The first footage for the last movie of the DCEU teased an exciting adventure for brothers Aquaman and Orm, as well as Arthur Curry's new life as a family man, which could be threatened by Black Manta.
After Aquaman let Black Manta's father die in 2018's Aquaman, the villain will be coming back for revenge, and things might not turn out as good for Jason Momoa's Arthur Curry as they did the last time he faced Yahya Abdul-Mateen II's villain. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom's story will see Black Manta use the Black Trident, which should boost his power exponentially, making his promise to kill Aquaman's family — as seen in the upcoming movie's trailer — quite scary. If the darkest theory for who Black Manta kills in the movie becomes true, then Aquaman's joke cameo in The Flash will become even worse than it already is.

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