Marvel's Luke Cage: 10 Things That Must Happen In Season 2

4. Chemistro's Debut

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Season 1 had Cottonmouth and Diamondback, but what kind of enemy should be making their way to a Cage sequel?

The Harlem Avenger has had a lot of enemies over the years, but one of his more interesting adversaries is a guy called Chemistro, someone who - you guessed it - is pretty handy with chemical concoctions and such. His alchemy gun can transmute materials into different metals, but beneath his metallic exterior lies a complex character, one who'd fit right in with the Netflix crowd with a modern re-imagining right behind him.

Curtis Carr may sound goofy on the surface (perhaps for his quasi-Mr Freeze appearance and gimmick), but he'd be a great villain to introduce to the series. Season 1 already laid the sci-fi stuff on thick and fast, so it only makes sense to amp it up next time around.

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