The sequel will incorporate AI and the Metaverse.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT A Brightburn sequel is still in the works and will incorporate new technology during its development. Produced by James Gunn and co-written by his brothers Brian and Mark Gunn, Brightburn put a dark twist on Superman by following a young boy of extraterrestrial origin who crash lands in Kansas, but instead of becoming a hero, begins using his superpowers for sinister purposes.
Now, four years after its release, a Brightburn sequel is still in development, according to Deadline. The H Collective, the production company behind Brightburn, is launching a new label called H3 Entertainment which will incorporate new technology – such as artificial intelligence, the Metaverse, and Web3 – into its projects. One of those projects will be a sequel to Brightburn.
Everything We Know About The Brightburn Sequel Though it appeared to be a standalone origin story, Brightburn's post-credits revealed there are also evil versions of Aquaman and Wonder Woman in its universe, setting up an evil Justice League in a potential sequel. Soon after its release, James Gunn was the first to reveal that a Brightburn sequel was being discussed. Shortly after, Brightburn star Jackson A.
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