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We have already seen that Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill), and his Child Of Surprise, Ciri, (Freya Allan) working tougher. He is training her to become a Witcher. Geralt is trying to forget the past, especially Yen (Anya Chalotra), who he believes is dead.
But the monsters that Geralt will need to face are more than the monsters battling in his head.
Witcher Season 2 Spoilers – Geralt Of Rivia Battles More Monsters In The Witcher Season 2
On Friday, Netflix released their most revealing The Witcher Season 2 trailer. The intense video shows Geralt wielding his powerful sword, fighting monsters, with a remix of Kanye West’s song “Monster” in the background.
The last short trailer showed Geralt and Ciri, the monster slayer teaching and advising his wisdom on Cirilla. This trailer demonstrates why Geralt is so forceful in training his protege. These monsters are scarier and more deadly. Geralt doesn’t just have to worry about himself. Now, he must protect Ciri as well.
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Ciri is clearly headed towards becoming the ultimate super bad warrior princess that video game enthusiasts know so well. This is just the beginning of what is to come in Season 3.
Jaskier Is Back!
Witcher fans have wondered whether Joey Batey would return as Jaskier. The preview promises more fun, this time with a rat that he befriends. However, things are getting serious, including the upcoming war with the Nilfgaardian Empire.
As for Yennefer of Vengerberg, she is alive. However, her situation is very dangerous.
Witcher Season 2 Spoilers – The Witcher Was Netflix’s Top Series Before Bridgerton, Squid Game
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A lot is riding on The Witcher Season 2. Before Covid, The Witcher was the number one worldwide series for Netflix, with 76 million viewers, surpassing such popular shows as YOU, and Money Heist. However, when Bridgerton was dropped in December 2020, that series exceeded those incredible numbers. Now, the show to beat is Squid Game.
However, back in August, according to PC Gamer, just before Netflix renewed the series for Season 3, showrunner Lauren Hissrich advised that in order to get a Season 3, they needed a “great” Season 2. Hissrich signed a big deal with the streaming company, and thankfully, she will be continuing this series that she created, as well as the spinoff series.
Those spinoffs include a prequel anime film, and The Witcher: Nightmare Of The Wolf. In addition, she is planning a second, family-friendly, anime film, that promises a kinder, gentler Witcher.
The series is based on the bestselling novels and short stories by Polish writer Andrzej Sapkowski, as well as the video game.
Netflix will drop The Witcher Season 2 on Friday, December 17.