Headhunter (Film)

Headhunter is a film that takes place about three or four years after The Equestrian. The film follows the Equestrian as he tries to evade a professional bounty hunter.

Summary:

The film opens with Wenna MacDon, a previously unseen character, running from the Headhunter. The Headhunter eventually kills her and crosses her name off a list. On the list, we can also see the name of Bradley Stanford crossed off. The Equestrian's name, still uncrossed, is next on the list. Also on the list (in order and yet to be crossed off) are Paul Johnson, Afkcorgi, and Mayor Crawford.

The film cuts to The Equestrian, who reflecting on his fight with the Wizard and how the Passerby Boy received all the credit for (what he perceives to be) their shared victory. The Equestrian's train of thought is interrupted when the Headhunter's boomerang narrowly misses him. After the two briefly taunt each other, the Headhunter then throws the boomerang at the Equestrian again. The Equestrian catches the boomerang, causing the Headhunter to panic and run away. The Equestrian, in a fit of rage, starts to chase after him. The Headhunter manages to barely escape by putting a copy of Shark Boy and Lava Girl 3D on the ground, which the Equestrian trips on. As he falls, the Equestrian drops the Headhunter's boomerang, which the Headhunter recovers before running away.

Two days later, the Equestrian returns home from work to find a letter on his doorstep. Upon reading the letter, in which the author claimed he could undo the hybrid spell, the Equestrian quickly left his home to find out more. Upon arriving at a location specified in the letter, the Equestrian encounters John Parker, who cryptically asks him if he is willing offer his life in exchange for the cure. Immediately afterwards, the Headhunter ambushes the Equestrian. John Parker, who was affiliated with the Headhunter the entire time, runs away from the scene. The Headhunter and the Equestrian then begin to fight. After a long and grueling battle, the Headhunter eventually lands a critical blow, knocking the Equestrian to the ground. Just as the Headhunter is about to strike the final blow, John Parker kills the Headhunter at the last second. When asked by the Equestrian why he saved him, John Parker reveals that the Equestrian's fighting spirit inspired him to switch sides. He then explains to the confused Equestrian that he and the Headhunter were hired to kill the Wizard's enemies, setting the stage for a ritual sacrifice of the entire city's population. The Equestrian agrees to help John Parker defeat the Wizard and save the city.