Jakarta (ANTARA) – Netflix has confirmed that the series “The Witcher” will present a third season. Even so, Netflix is still closing the broadcast schedule for the “The Witcher” series.
Netflix also said that they will continue to develop “The Witcher” with a second anime film and surprisingly, the series is designed for kids and families alike.
Quoted from The Verge, Monday, the announcement further expands Netflix’s growing list of Witcher content. At the event, Netflix also shared new clips from the second season ahead of its December 17 premiere and a behind-the-scenes look at The Witcher: Blood Origin, the prequel series. live-action that is coming.
This new content joins spin-off the first anime, “The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf”, which was released in August, and the very popular first season of The Witcher.
The show might also maintain a renewed interest in the series game hit, which could have a big moment in the near future: a next-generation upgrade for “The Witcher 3” is in the works, with developer CD Projekt Red targeting a late 2021 release date.
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