'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' plot spoilers: Doomsday appearing?

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" is slowly adding more possible plots and twists, following a previous issue on Warner Bros. wanting to see more of Batman (Ben Affleck) in the upcoming movie.

With Bruce Wayne aka Batman aged in his 40s, it seems that despite earlier doubt on how Affleck would fit in as the Dark Knight over Christian Bale has turned out even better.

At the time of its announcement, many did not feel Affleck was fit for the role, apparently seeing how his previous superhero flick Daredevil didn't do quite well. But to the surprise of many, Affleck has brought a whole different persona to Batman, and now, it seems that calls for more Batman scenes have been around.

It remains to be seen how director Zack Snyder can do the necessary to do those tweaks; but while that is up in the air, more spoilers seem to have come out.

For one, will Robin make an appearance? Seeing that the story calls for Batman being in existence for the past 20 years, chances are it will have some remnants of his history. And for any Batman fan, Robin is obviously a part of that.

"He has been Batman for 20 years. All the history is there. Was there a Robin at one time? Possibly," says Synder in an interview.

Meanwhile, who will join Lex Luthor and the Joker as villains?

A trailer for the upcoming movie which shows Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) doing battle with Doomsday hints that the powerful villain who has been known to hate Superman (Henry Cavill) could be around.

"During the fight with Doomsday, Wonder Woman draws that awesome sword of hers, swings it at Doomsday and manages to chop off the hand of the beast!" says Umberto Gonzales via Heroic Hollywood.

And while the loss of the hand seems to be a good thing, it actually isn't. A Bone Blade grows in place of the chopped hand, making him all the more deadly.

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" is set to hit theaters by March 25, 2016.

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