The Witcher season 2 doesn't change too much, though, and the amazing combat and dark tones feature prominently in the trailer.
It will be a stark contrast to the previous season which featured a timeline that jumped around significantly between episodes and even scenes. This would place the characters in the midst of war breaking out across the Continent spurred on by the conquest of the Nilfgaardian Empire. It appears that the second season will maintain a linear timeline, picking up shortly after the end of season 1. The Witcher season 2 releases December 17, 2021, and the trailer already shows some key differences from the first season.
Despite the mixed opinion, however, the show was still considered a success, creating a huge amount of traffic on Netflix. While it possesses some positive aspects such as its impressive combat sequences, The Witcher season 1 was largely criticized for its confusing storylines and lack of continuity. The series primarily follows the titular monster hunter, Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill) as he travels the Continent fighting beasts and humans alike. The first season of the Netflix fantasy epic was released in 2019 to somewhat mixed reviews. The Witcher season 2 trailer already makes it look much better than season 1.
