The Witcher: Blood Origin trailer is Witcher season 2 post-credits scene

The Witcher season 2 is out now on Netflix, but fans won’t have to wait two more years to get another taste of the Continent. Prequel series of events. The Witcher: Blood Origins, will arrive in 2022 — and Netflix dropped a first look at the series as a post-credits scene in season 2’s final episode.

Blood OriginCastings were made and then recast. Production was stopped due to COVID-19. Finally, it was shot in the fall. It is set in an Elven world 1200 years prior to the Henry Cavill-led timeline. Witcher. The series “will tell a story lost to time — the creation of the first prototype Witcher, and the events that lead to the pivotal ‘Conjunction of the Spheres,’ when the worlds of monsters, men, and elves merged to become one.” Yes, Andrzej Sapkowski’s novels are styled like classic fantasy, but they’re also steeped in far-out, sci-fi-like reality-bending where parallel universes converge. (And it’s all tied up in the ethnic strife and resistance to oppression in Central and Eastern Europe, obviously.)

Sophia Brown is the leading actress in this cast.Giri/Haji) as Éile, described by Netflix as an “elite warrior blessed with the voice of a goddess.” By the events of Blood Origin, Éile has left her clan and position as Queen’s guardian at the beginning of the series “to follow her heart as a nomadic musician. A grand reckoning on the continent forces her to return to the way of the blade in her quest for vengeance and redemption.”

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By Brown’s side will be legendary Michelle Yeoh, who costars as a sword-elf named Scian, who is on a quest to retrieve — and maybe this is not surprising based on her race/class — a sacred stolen sword.

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Rounding out the main cast is Laurence O’Fuarain (VikingsFjall (played by ), who is a warrior and will join forces with his allies to fight for revenge.

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Rest of the Blood OriginThis cast has a wide range of talents and funny names. Mirren Mack will play Merwyn; Lenny Henry will play Balor; Jacob Collins will play Eredin; Lizzie Annis will play Zacaré; Huw Novelli will play Callan “Brother Death;” Francesca Mills will play Meldof; Amy Murray will play Fenrik; Nathaniel Curtis will play Brían; Zach Wyatt will play Syndril; and Dylan Moran will play Uthrok One-Nut. Uthrok One Nut! Uthrok One Nut!

Teaser trailer tied to The Witcher Season 2 Episode 8 was not released, however Netflix indicated that it is likely to be available next year.