[The Exiled]

Da, trebalo je biti s Melom, ali nije uspjelo, makar se na Fury Road gleda kao reboot nastavak, kak god se okrene opet je povezano s prijašnjim filmovima, posebice, ako se ovo uzme u obzir:

One Mad Max: Fury Road theory from 9 years ago simply won't die, and while this theory may work, there is an even better explanation for the existence of Tom Hardy's Mad Max. Although all of the Mad Max movies are canon to George Miller's epic post-apocalyptic saga, the titular protagonist was recast in the fourth film, Mad Max: Fury Road. Since no official in-universe explanation has been provided, a lot of theories have attempted to explain why Max looks different in Mad Max: Fury Road, but this new theory is even better than the most popular one.

The most popular theory that attempts to explain Mad Max's transformation from Mel Gibson into Tom Hardy first came about when Mad Max: Fury Road was released four years ago, with it explaining that Max is actually the Feral Kid. The Feral Kid is a character first seen in Mad Max 2, also known as The Road Warrior. In the film, the Feral Kid is a young scavenger who becomes friends with Max throughout the film, with the duo working together to take down the villainous Humungus and his gang. However, the Feral Kid hasn't been seen again since.

Tom Hardy's Max and Mel Gibson's Max are actually two different characters, with the identity of the Tom Hardy iteration actually being a grown-up Feral Kid. The Mad Max Feral Kid theory explains that the Feral Kid was inspired to become like Max after the events of The Road Warrior, leading to him taking up the Mad Max name at some unknown point in the future. Much like his hero, the Feral Kid began to wander the Wasteland, with the events of Mad Max: Fury Road chronicling one of the Feral Kid's journeys.

IMHO nije loša teorija.