Fallout season 2 The first look images show Cooper Howard by Walton Gogggins on the new vegas strip in a flashback
Before its complete revelation at Opening Night Live 2025 this week, we have the first images of Fallout season 2.
The images show Cooper Howard by Walton Goggins in a pre-war flashback on the New Vegas Strip. As announced, Fallout Season 2 is expected to go to New Vegas territory, after the head of the obsidian Entertainment video game developer. In the image, we see the reflection of the Lucky 38, the station and the casino belonging to Mr. House in the video game of New Vegas.
We also see Lucy (Ella Purnell) and Ghoul (Cooper Howard in post-apocalyptic form) on a sterile landscape, Max (Aaron Moten) carrying a new outfit while leaving with his fraternity of steel brothers, and Kyle Maclachlan’s Hank (Lucy’s Wather’s Pator) in what we think of a new position of power on the new vegas Lucy.
Fallout Season 1 struck the video prime in April 2024 and was an instant success. In May of this year, Amazon announced a release window in December 2025 for Fallout Season 2, with Theprime Video Show Renid for season 3.
Warning! Potential spoilers for the Fallout TV show.
The fallout is Confirmed to go to New Vegas for season 2And it is not only a question of the location itself. Mr. House is To be part of the new seasonBut how clear it will be. We have already seen the teasing of a few familiar sites Thanks to previous leaksIncluding this video which shows part of New Vegas And the iconic Lucky 38 Resort and Casino, all brilliant and enlightened. It is certainly far from the rusty place to which you could expect.
It should be remembered where we are in the chronology of the benefits: the television program takes place in the year 2296, after all the Fallout video games. Fallout 4 takes place in the year 2287, while Fallout: New Vegas takes place in the year 2281, 15 full years before the events of the show.
So what happened in the 15 years since we saw New Vegas for the last time? The co-showrunners Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dorket said that the frame had changed and explained why it is important for the fans to note.
“All we really want the public to know is that things have happened, so that there is no expectation that we choose the program in season 2, after one of the myriads of canonal endings that depend on your choices when you play [Fallout: New Vegas]”Said Wagner last year.
“With these post-key things, we really wanted to involve, guys, the world has progressed, and the idea that the desert remains because it is a decade in the decade is absurd for us. It’s just a place [of] Constant trédie, events, horrors – there is a constant unsubscription for trauma. We definitely involve that more occurred. »»
But what will happen when the supervisor of the Hank feeder, played by Kyle Maclachlan, presents himself (potentially after dust with death))? Some speculate Mr. House, the enigmatic sovereign of New Vegas in the video game and the ignoble boss of Robco Industries in the flashbacks of the television program before the bombs falling, can ask for Hank’s help to restore New Vegas to his former glory. Perhaps if this is how the history of history, the forces of Mr. House and New Vegas will end up facing the Brotherhood of Steel in another faction battle Fallout, with Lucy, Maximus and the gym captured in the middle.
Although season 3 is guaranteed, Max Aaron Moten’s actor said that the “final point” of the TV show Fallout was running until season 5 or season 6.
We had a good time with season 1, writing Fallout de l’Ign the criticism of the series that the spectacle is “a brilliant and funny apocalypse filled with dark punchlines and bursts of ultra-violence [and is] Among the best adaptations of video games never made, “Gifying it with a well -deserved 9/10.
To help you master until season 2, here is Our interview with Todd Howard and Jonathan Nolan covering all our burning questions after the end of season 1.
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