Apr 24, 2017 08:46 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and NetherRealm Studios unleashed the latest trailer for the upcoming "Injustice 2" video game, dubbed as the Shattered Alliances Part 5. Wherein, game enthusiasts finally witnessed the role of Brainiac and how the havoc of the supervillain forced Superman and Batman to reunite.

Developers of the upcoming fighting video game "Injustice 2" have recently rolled out the fifth installment of the Shattered Alliances teaser video. The latest "Injustice 2" video opens with a shadow of an enormous flying ship covering the Earth's surface. The "Injustice 2" teaser video showcased the arrival of Brainiac on Earth and the supervillain's plans to take over the planet, Screen Rant reported.

It was Kara, also known as Supergirl, who is very certain that it is the mighty villain Brainiac. It is no surprise that Supergirl is the first one to recognize Brainiac, who is about to take over the Earth for the reason that the antagonist was the same creature who destroyed Superman's planet, Krypton.

Nonetheless, before Kara could even answer the question of Wonder Woman on who it was that she saw that petrifies her, Kara can only mutter that they need to get Kal. The "Injustice 2" teaser video then cuts to a scene where numerous androids are coming down to Earth in a ball of fire and torturing human beings.

Since the Man Of Steel is still in prison, Batman assumes the lead in the fight against the supervillain Brainiac. Batman pays Superman a visit to ask for help on how to triumph over Brainiac.

In spite of that, with a massive selection of DC Super Heroes and Super Villains, the upcoming "Injustice 2" video game allows players to build and power up the ultimate version of their favorite DC legends. "Injustice 2" players can personalize every iconic character with powerful gear. Players can take control over how their favorite characters look and how they fight, Flickering Myth reported.

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