A Borderlands 3 Prequel Game Focused on Typhon DeLeon Has Lots of Potential

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Borderlands 3 introduced several new characters, some of which were received far better than others. While Lorelei’s unnatural obsession with coffee led to her being annoying in the eyes of many players, Katagawa Jr. was an entertaining adversary in the Promethea portion of the game. Though Ava is one of the most unpopular characters in the series, Wainwright Jakobs was a welcome addition to the cast. Lastly, even though the Calypso Twins were weaker villains than Handsome Jack, their father was terrific.

Throughout Borderlands 3, players are told about Typhon DeLeon. Whether it be through collectible audio logs where he details his many adventures or Tannis praising his impact on Vault Hunting, the build-up to meeting the character is full of intrigue. While he ultimately looks a lot different than the legends and posters claimed he did, his stories and personality do not disappoint. In fact, a prequel game that explores the character more closely could make for a nice spin-off before Borderlands 4.

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During Borderlands 3’s story, plenty of emphasis is placed on Typhon DeLeon telling his children - the Calypso Twins - tales about his past adventures. This could be the premise for the prequel, as Typhon could be placed into the role of narrator like Marcus is in the main Borderlands titles. The entire history of his past adventures could be delivered through the lens of a story he told his kids, with the game featuring his meeting with Leda and ending with the birth of the Calypsos.

Aside from a bittersweet story that shows Typhon spending time with his family, a prequel game would allow players to face off with all the Vault