Netflix has revealed a new trailer for Season 2 of The Witcher as part of its Tudum fan event Saturday, as well as two new clips. The preview, which is billed as a franchise trailer, also includes a look back at Season 1.
The second season's trailer gives us our best look at Kim Bodina's Vesemir in Kaer Morhen alongside further glimpses of Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer of Vengerberg.
A new scene was also shared that shows Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher's Grain of Truth short story that will be a big part of this upcoming season. In it, we get our best look at Game of Thrones' Kristofer Hivju as Nivellen.
The second scene showed Geralt waking up Ciri as the house they are staying in appears to also have a Bruxa in it, which is a terrifying type of vampire.
The last trailer for The Witcher came as part of WitcherCon, and showed Ciri and Geralt training at a wintery Kaer Morhen. Since then, we've learned that the second season will begin with an adaptation of the short story A Grain of Truth. This will be the first of eight episodes.
In other news, The Witcher's showrunner, Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, has signed a new overall deal with Netflix to create new shows alongside her Witcher duties.
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The second season's trailer gives us our best look at Kim Bodina's Vesemir in Kaer Morhen alongside further glimpses of Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer of Vengerberg.
A new scene was also shared that shows Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher's Grain of Truth short story that will be a big part of this upcoming season. In it, we get our best look at Game of Thrones' Kristofer Hivju as Nivellen.
The second scene showed Geralt waking up Ciri as the house they are staying in appears to also have a Bruxa in it, which is a terrifying type of vampire.
The last trailer for The Witcher came as part of WitcherCon, and showed Ciri and Geralt training at a wintery Kaer Morhen. Since then, we've learned that the second season will begin with an adaptation of the short story A Grain of Truth. This will be the first of eight episodes.
In other news, The Witcher's showrunner, Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, has signed a new overall deal with Netflix to create new shows alongside her Witcher duties.
Developing...
Continue reading...