If Snake Eyes stuck with the Snake Eyes/Storm Shadow relationship, and introduced The Baroness and/or Scarlett at the end of the film, the universe would have more room to breathe and properly unfold. There’s also a lot of figures that might be good sidekicks for other installments that are meant to tie the worlds of G.I.
Joe universe is chock full of characters who could have their own standalone adventures. It’s just unfortunate that the film needed to throw the Joes and Cobra into the story soup, when either of those worlds would have made for a great end credits tease. But the one thing that Snake Eyes attempted to do right was choose Henry Golding’s titular character as a focal point, and follow his entry into a larger world. Joe films of the past have been ensemble movies, with one or two characters that operated as the leads for the rest of the team.
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