After a long wait of two years, Warrior Nun Season 2 is finally hitting the beloved OTT platform of Netflix soon as the trailer has been dropped. Netflix’s Geeked Week 2022 has a lot of exhilarating content lined up for the viewers, and the announcement of Ava’s return to our screens is one of them. The show has been rather underrated due to other mainstream titles overshadowing it.
However, we will be able to witness the dark reality of demons as Warrior Nun steps forth to slay them all very soon. This is going to be a ride you won’t want to miss. If you still haven’t watched the action-packed first season of the series, this is your cue to hit the play button now.
THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN SOME SPOILERS.
If you haven’t watched the complete first season of Warrior Nun yet, you might want to turn back. Proceed with Caution.
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What Is Warrior Nun About?
Based on a “Manga-style American comic” first created by Ben Dunn in 1994, Warrior Nun Areala, Netflix released its new series in July 2020. Its plot revolves around a 19-year-old orphan Ava (played by Alba Baptista), who acquires supernatural powers after waking up from a near-death experience. These powers make her a member of Cruciform Sword, an ancient Order that fights demons. Due to her novel situation, Ava finds herself to be a target of all things good and bad, representing both Heaven and Hell.
A lot of people vaguely coming across Warrior Nun on their social media platforms may misjudge it as a generic TV series. However, those who initially had the same thoughts regarding it were proved wrong upon actually watching the show. Season 1 of Warrior Nun brought about a surprising blend of a lot of themes and genres. It amalgamated action with supernatural elements while running them parallel with biblical overtones. Hints of science-fiction and thriller also guide the trajectory of the show’s storyline. The show is very much reminiscent of the long-running series Supernatural.
Warrior Nun 2 Trailer Breakdown
The trailer starts by recapitulating the incidents of the first season. Ava’s voiceover is heard as she tries to make sense of the latest developments in her life. She claims to be still “figuring out” her life. A forlorn reminiscence of what her life could’ve been as a regular teenager takes over. Yet it soon transforms into a montage of action sequences, wherein Ava is the prime subject. The infamous Adriel is back as the ‘big bad,’ but Ava takes pride in hanging to change the course of history by taking on the responsibility of defeating him. There is a lot of screaming and gruesome stuff going on in the background. Nevertheless, it’s guaranteed that the viewers will have their gaze set on Ava alone till the end screen rolls out. She proves to be the strong and compelling leader whom the world needs in such dire circumstances.
Warrior Nun 2 Release Date
Warrior Nun 2 will release this Winter. Ending with a curt “Season 2 THIS WINTER”, the trailer leaves us with not much to chew on. So, all we have now is a lingering promise of the show making its much-awaited comeback during the winter season. So close and yet so far.
Cast
It is most likely that the leading cast members will reprise their roles to carry forward the mantle of this biblical fantasy. The Season 2 trailer has also left an ample amount of crumbs for us to follow in the dark. Alba Baptista’s Ava packs a punch in the new trailer. She has a lot on her plate to deal with, so her return is confirmed for the new season. Camila’s name is also hinted at, so Olivia Delcan is likely to share the screen with Baptista. William Miller playing the role of Adriel, is bound to show up sooner or later. Other familiar names leading the ensemble like Toya Turner (Sister Mary), Thekla Reuten (Jillian Salvius), Tristan Ulloa (Father Vincent), Lorena Andrea (Sister Lilith), and more will fight alongside Baptista’s Ava.
Watch Warrior Nun 2 Online – Streaming Details
While the second season of Warrior Nun is still on its way, you can make the wait worthwhile. Head over to Netflix and jog your memory by binge-watching the first season again.
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