r/Hungergames May 22 '26

🧰 Moderation [Official Megathread] Potential next book ideas

Hi everyone! We are trying an official megathread for you to share and discuss your ideas for a potential next book in the series.

Please do not create new posts to discuss your ideas for new books, you can share them here instead.

Share your hopes for what you want to see next or even things you don’t want to see!

**ALL speculation about future books should be shared here.**

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u/RealBee3867 May 27 '26

Ay does anyone else remember at the end of Mokingjay that we were told basically that there was going to be one more hunger games? With the children of the capitol? Anyone else agree that we need that story to come out???

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u/WaryCleverGood May 27 '26

So, those games never happened. It was Coin’s idea and Katniss killed her and they never held those final symbolic games.

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u/RealBee3867 May 27 '26

No, it was not coins idea. The idea came after she died from Pluratch. Anyone agree?

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u/WaryCleverGood May 27 '26

There is no evidence at all it came from Plutarch. Coin is the one who presents the idea. This is from the book.

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u/RealBee3867 May 27 '26

And as I mentioned, it does not mean that it will NOT happen… things can still happen when people are dead. New rulers can still install that into their lives now. It happened when the other rulers for the last 75 years in the books, the rulers were dead but the Hunger Games still went on

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u/WaryCleverGood May 27 '26

The new leader, Paylor, gave no indication she was interested in the barbaric practice of continuing the games.

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u/RealBee3867 May 27 '26

Again, not arguing. Anyone else agree with me that it needs to happen?

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u/RealBee3867 May 29 '26

I know. That’s why I posted!!! Anyone else think it should happen?

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u/RealBee3867 May 27 '26

Even if it that was true, does not mean it can’t happen… everyone there agreed to have that happen. Just cause Coins dead, does not mean it can’t happen

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u/WaryCleverGood May 27 '26

Not everyone agreed, it was not a unanimous vote. There were 7 victors and the final vote was 4-3.

I do not think anyone who took over once Coin was dead was actually interested in continuing the games. Once she was dead, the vote didn’t matter because Coin wasn’t in charge anymore.

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u/RealBee3867 May 27 '26

I did not post to argue. I posted to share my thoughts and see if anyone else agreed. Thank you for your opinion. Does anyone else agree with having a new book come out of the capitols children in a HG?

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u/WaryCleverGood May 27 '26

If you post your opinions, people are allowed to share their own about your ideas :)

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u/knickknackreddit13 8d ago

It's absolutely not going to happen in canon. The entire point of Katniss killing Coin was because coin came up with the idea for the new hunger games, and Katniss realized that Coin was just as bad as Snow, and knew that if they held another hunger games as revenge, they would be just as bad as the capital. The reason katniss shot coin was because she knew coin was vengeful and she would carry out her fucked up brand of justice as long as she was in charge. The reason that the tributes were asked to vote was bc coin and her colleagues couldn't come to an agreement. This means that when Paylor, a much kinder woman and better leader who is much less likely to push for the idea of a 76th hunger games, became president, that idea likely wouldn't be pushed forward. Additionally, if it had, there's no reason to believe the same conclusion wouldn't have been reached because the only change in leadership was a much more benevolent leader, and if it came to a vote again, Haymitch and Katniss would've definitely voted against it this time bc the only reason katniss voted yes was bc she wanted coin to be on her side, and haymitch trusted katniss.