The Witcher: Blood Origins, which is set to arrive in 2022 as a prequel to the popular Netflix Witcher series, has been teased in a post-credits scene following the final episode of The Witcher season 2, which hits Netflix two years later in December. I had returned. 17. The Witcher: Blood Origins stars Lawrence O’Furan, Michelle Yeoh and Sophia Brown and will cover the events leading up to the Henry Cavill-led show. It is set more than a millennium before the timeline of the original Witcher series. According to Netflix, the series will be available to stream next year.
In the trailer for the new show, Netflix describes The Witcher: Blood Origins as an “untold chapter” set long before the original The Witcher Chain. On the webpage dedicated to the series, the streaming service They say That Blood Origins is set in an elf world 1,200 years before the story of Geralt of Rivia. The show predates The Witchers and tells the story of how “the worlds of demons, men and elves merge to become one”, possibly referring to a combination of realms. According to Netflix, the show is set at a time when the continent is about to see the making of the first Witcher.
The Witcher: Blood Origins cast is led by Sophia Brown, who plays Haji, an elite warrior. She is joined by Michelle Yeoh, who portrays Saiyan, a sword-elf. Meanwhile, Lawrence O’Furran stars as the warrior Fazl. Other cast members include Mirren Mack, Jacob Collins, Lenny Henry, Lizzie Ennis. Hugh Novelli, Amy Murray, Francesca Mills, Nathaniel Curtis, Zach Wyatt and Dylan Moran.
Netflix is slowly building out a universe centered around the Witcher franchise, and the service has already launched two seasons Main show. Another animated film, The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf, which tells the story of Geralt of Rivia’s mentor Vesemir, was also released on Netflix this year. According to the teaser trailer released by Netflix, The Witcher: Blood Origins currently has no release date but is expected to arrive in 2022.
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