Netflix’s The Witcher Season 2 Teaser Gives A Clue To Geralt’s Destiny: Out Now!

A new teaser for the second season of Netflix’s The Witcher features our best look yet of Henry Cavill’s Geralt and has given us a clue as to what destiny has in store for him.

Shared by The Witcher’s Twitter account, this 12-second clip throws a ton of scenes at us that go by very rapidly, but we do catch glimpses of Geralt, runes, Witcher medallions, weapons, snow, skeletons, and, perhaps most importantly, a hint that we may be getting another bath scene in this upcoming season.           

The witcher’s inaugural season finished off with the monster hunter Geralt of Rivia and Giri uniting with each other.
Henry Cavill has unveiled a teaser for the second season of Netflix’s fantasy The Witcher. While the first teaser was centered around Ciri, this one is Geralt-focussed.

The Witcher’s inaugural season ended with the monster hunter Geralt of Rivia and Ciri uniting with each other. The teaser warns that the road ahead for Geralt is going to be extremely difficult.

The show follows Ciri Freya Allan, who is a princess of a kingdom called Cintra lost to invaders from the south, and Yennefer, Anya Chalotra, a sorceress apart from Geralt. Geralt and Yennefer’s destinies get interlinked with that of Ciri and the two join forces to protect the child from those who would harm her.                     

The Witcher, which was referred to by many as Netflix’s answer to Game of Thrones is based on the fantasy series by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, is an epic fantasy story set in a world, where magic, humanoids like dwarves, elves, gnomes, and monsters dragons, vampires, werewolves exist.

Geralt is the titular witcher. Initially, humans, witchers were given arduous physical and mental training. They were also given special potions and elixirs to drink, so they mutated into something not entirely human with white hair, feline eyes, and superhuman strength. Anya Chalotra also stars in the show as Jennifer. The show is created by Lauren Schmidt Hissrich and will return later this year.