Doomsday

Many had a problem with this part of Batman v Superman:Â Doomsday as the big baddie of the movie. While his introduction could have been a bit better, and while his fight moves could have been more elaborate, we had no problem with the character.
And that is because, even if it didn’t stick to the comic book origin, the Batman v Superman Doomsday was actually pretty close. Yes, it contained some Bizarro elements – however, the creature did evolve like its comic book counterpart.
And what’s even better is that it actually delved even deeper into the Doomsday mythos than most believed. For example, this version of Doomsday has heat vision, just like one of the clones from Reign of Doomsday. Furthermore, the adaptive capabilities of the creature are very clear, since the Batman v Superman Doomsday is able to counter anything that is thrown at him. His regenerative powers are also displayed, since he is able to grow his arm back almost immediately. And so on and so forth.
Yes, people might complain that this version of the character comes from a dead Zod and some Lex blood. However, other than that…
And this could have an impact in the long run. As we all know, the comic book Doomsday cannot be killed. And the Batman v Superman creature also showed that it cannot be killed (the nuclear explosion). So, basically, we are certain that at one point or another Doomsday will return.
