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Injustice 2
After announcing its May release date and teasing fans with an image of Superman holding a lifeless, veiled body in his arms, NetherRealm has released a new trailer that reveals three new characters: Brainiac, Robin, and Darkseid.
The trailer, called "Lines Are Redrawn" casts its various heroes (Superman, Batman, and Supergirl) in various thematic lights while briefly alluding to events from the first game (such as Superman killing The Joker after the latter murders Lois Lane), the trailer. As various superheroes square off against each other, we get our first glimpse of Robin's new outfit and fighitng style (though no gameplay is shown). At the end of the trailer, it's revealed that Brainiac will be joining the fight this time around. After that, we see Darkseid suiting up for battle (which he really should have done before he left the house), before revealing the character will be a pre-order incentive. You can watch the trailer below.
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