[TheBlueMarvel]

@En Sabah Nerd

I don't disagree with you man. I never said the predators needed to be heroes (heh, you don't know me very well ), I just don't want some shoe-horned human protagonist that drives the very same lack luster story you mentioned.

Trust me, you are talking to a person who has advocated for many years (on numerous video-gaming websites) that Dr. Doom and Magneto (not the cuddly version either) get their own stand alone villain-themed games. Hell, I was pissed at the "choice" one had in Force Unleashed; all I really wanted was a 7+hour game where I could enjoy slaughtering jedi as Darth Vader from beginning to end. As far as anti-heroes go, I have a profound love for characters like Namor and Black Adam for their on/off-again bad-guy status.

Animation offers a safe venue to tell a story from a DRAMATICALLY different perspective, again, because there is no exorbitant (in comparison to the $100million norm for movies) budget. What I imagine for a Predator animation is a theme revolving around the "thrill of the hunt"....and without sounding too sadistic, my favorite things to see killed in movies just so happen to be humans. So don't worry, although I like heroes, I'm a firm believer that heroes are made by their (almost more important) villains.