Generally, cultivation using seawater may be largely classified into a land-based aquarium farming and an underwater fish farming. The land-based aquarium farming is to move target organisms to a water tank on the ground and cultivate the organisms while artificially adjusting inhabited environment, and the underwater fish farming is to cultivate target organisms while enclosing the organisms with nets or the like in wide areas in the sea. The use of the underwater fish farming tends to increase because the underwater fish farming need not replace seawater, as opposed to the land-based aquarium farming, and can cultivate fish in large quantities. In the underwater fish farming, persons directly scatter feed in the sea in a spraying or throwing manner.
However, in the underwater fish farming, the manual feed supplyhaving the nemesis appear later in one series of films worked doesn't mean that's what's going to work in another.

You should DEFINITELY wait. Besides Joker in a non-origin film(Batman '89), every archenemy that shows up in an origin film ends up being very underdeveloped and Hollywood has finally realized that mistake with Joker not appearing until TDK, Green Goblin appearing later in Webb's TAS-M series, Mandarin appearing in Iron Man 3.

Although, I will say that I was pleasantly surprised with how well I liked Red Skull in Captain America, but he wasn't a villain that needed to be developed much anyways, imo.

When a superhero movie is being made do you think it's a good idea to go with the hero's main archenemy first, or start with a different