Netflix's "The Witcher" American TV series director: The character relationships in the second season will be more in-depth

Today (October 30), Netflix officially released the trailer for the second season of the American TV series "The Witcher", showing many savage monsters and the upcoming war. The director of the show, Lauren Hissrich, answered many fans' questions about the second season on Twitter. In this Q&A, she promised that the relationships between the characters in the new season will be more profound, and there will be more excellent bard songs.

After the trailer was released, eagle-eyed fans immediately spotted some familiar details, such as the reappearance of shots of Thanedd Island (home to the Sorceress Academy). Most of Yennefer's backstory in Season 1 took place here, and we will return to the academy in Season 2.

In addition, the most eye-catching monster in the trailer is the leopard. This dangerous forest creature can control the plants and animals in its territory. But according to Hissrich, this is a special leopard, and the audience will only understand the reason after watching the series. At the same time, Hissrich also said that the second season will include many new monsters that we did not see in the trailer.

Other fans pointed out characters that didn't appear in the trailer, such as the sorceress Triss, and new Season 2 characters Philippa Eilhart (a sorceress and advisor to Vizimir II of Redania) and Sigismund Dijkstra (the head of Redanian intelligence and co-regent with Philippa after Vizimir II's assassination). Hissrich reassured that Triss and the new characters would definitely appear in Season 2, so there was nothing to worry about.

As for how Season 2 will build on the success of The Witcher Season 1, Hissrich responded to a question about taking in fan feedback: "When there's so much different feedback from fans, it's too challenging to take it all in. But there was some feedback that I heard very clearly and kept in mind when making Season 2 - for example, deeper character relationships."

“This season brings a whole new level of emotional depth to Geralt - the loss of a loved one, as a father, as a son, as a brother, as a witcher. Fans are going to be delighted.”

Many fans also asked whether Dandelion would create more excellent music in the new season. Hissrich said: "Of course!! The new songs will be looped in your brain, wait and see!"

The second season of the American TV series "The Witcher" will premiere on Netflix on December 7. Fans who like the first season must not miss it.