Netflix’s Copenhagen Cowboy includes a gaming cameo setting up season 2

Copenhagen CowboyNicolas Winding Refn has just released the latest episode of.Driving, BronsonThis is quite strange. There are Chinese restaurants in the middle of Danish forests, magic powers, neon lights, and dozens of blue tracksuits, and Refn doesn’t go out of his way to explain much of it.

This includes the first season’s final moments, which conclude with a cameo from a friend of Refn’s who also happens to be one of the most famous video game developers of all time. And even if we can’t exactly explain the rest of Copenhagen CowboyWe are able to tell you at the very least about the cameo.

[Ed. note: This story contains spoilers for Copenhagen Cowboy season 1.]

Hideo Kujima, who makes an unexpected cameo at the very end, is the surprising surprise. Copenhagen Cowboy season 1’s final episode. The Metal Gear Solid creator’s appearance comes by way of a laptop screen through which he tells Miroslav (Zlatko Buric) to go to the Giants if he wants protection from Miu (Angela Bundalovic), because apparently they’re the only ones who can fight her — though he may not know about red tracksuit girl quite yet.

We’re not really sure who the Giants are, what their powers are, or why they can or would fight Miu and protect Miroslav, but we’re willing to take Kojima’s word on it. This cameo seems to be intended to broaden the universe of the show, if the second season is successful. It will give us another group of supernatural creatures and another enemy for the Mius that we meet at the end.

The cameo itself isn’t too surprising given that it isn’t the first time that Refn has put Kojima in one of his projects. Refn made another appearance for Kojima in the series a few years back. Too Young to Live LongKojima once played as a member of the Yakuza. Meanwhile, on the other side of the exchange, Refn shows up briefly in Kojima’s most recent game, Death Stranding. One thing that is somewhat surprising is that Kojima seems like he could be important to the future of the show, given that he knows all about who Miroslav should visit next and says that he likes Miu, which probably means that he’s up to date on at least a few of the events of the series so far.

The future is, of course. Copenhagen CowboyThe future of the series is unknown at this time. With the series only just getting released, Netflix hasn’t said anything about a potential second season and it’s way too early to know how popular the show is with viewers.