Justice League: The Snyder Cut - 10 Coolest Details We Know So Far

8. Cyborg Has A Battle Scene Inside STAR Labs (And Another Character Dies)

Justice League Snyder Cut Cyborg Steppenwolf
Vero: Zack Snyder/Warner Bros. Pictures

From the main cast of heroes in the theatrical cut, Cyborg is probably the one who suffered the most in terms of how much screen time and development he got. Even just looking at the trailers for Justice League it's clear that a lot of his stuff was axed, but in Snyder's version, the character is much more heavily involved.

The director shot a bunch of Cyborg scenes that he intended to include - such as a scene set inside a Mother Box, and scenes of him before his robotic transformation - but one of the most intriguing is a battle sequence that takes place at STAR Labs.

Snyder shared a picture of this battle on Vero, with Cyborg facing off against the powerful Steppenwolf, who has his eyes set on a Mother Box in the background. Justice League's fighting wasn't that impressive, but this had the potential to be an awesome one-on-one close-quarters brawl, something that could've really benefited the movie in the action department.

It's also likely that this scene would've killed off Silas Stone, Cyborg's father. He can be seen standing next to that Mother Box, and considering that Snyder has previously shared an image of Silas caught in an explosion (below), this battle scene seems like the correct place for that to happen.

Justice League Snyder Cut Silas Stone death
Vero: Zack Snyder/Warner Bros. Pictures
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