Why does Apocalypse end up losing in X-Men: Apocalypse?#movie #fyp #f...

He is no Egyptian pharaoh, he is Apocalypse, the very first mutant on earth. He calls himself a god. Mere mortals have no choice but to bow down to him. No one knows exactly how many years he has been alive. Because every time his body's on the brink of death, his four horsemen bring him a brand new body to inhabit.

And this time, the new body belongs to a mutant with a healing factor. Apocalypse doesn't just get a new lease on life, he also inherits all the superpowers of his new host. That is why he has got dozens of superpowers under his belt now. The resurrection ritual officially begins. At the High Priest's command, the commoners channel their power all at once.

The giant curtains at the top of the pyramid slowly draw open. Sunlight hits the golden rooms, and the light travels down the carved grooves into the heart of the pyramid. In an instant, the entire ritual chamber is flooded with golden light. Energy crawls up the altar, forming the channel for Apocalypse to transfer his consciousness.

And this is his moment of vulnerability. Before his consciousness fully transfers, his four horsemen have to guard the site with their lives, but the Egyptian people have been oppressed for way too long. Their chance has finally arrived. An undercover guard yanks open the curtain, smashes the wooden stakes and sends boulders sliding down the passage into the depths The undercover agents inside the chamber immediately lock the doors tight The four horsemen are absolutely furious

They unleash their superpowers. The rebels have long grown sick of Apocalypse's tyranny. They're ready to lay down their lives for this. The boulders shatter the pyramid's load-bearing pillars, and the whole structure starts collapsing from the core. The people panic and run in every direction. The guards inside the chamber can't do a thing to stop it.