The Witcher’s animated Netflix movie stars Vesemir, not Geralt - morenoentils1983

Netflix is dead making more of The Witcher, and information technology looks like we South Korean won't even have to wait for harden two to catch on. After some early leaks, the streaming service has confirmed that The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf is coming – an animated film produced in collaboration between the team up stern the show, and the animation studio behind Legend of Korra.

The Witcher: Nightmare of the Skirt chaser "will contract us back to a new threat lining the Continent," accordant to Netflix's announcement. In a subsequent plot of ground synopsis, the company also confirmed the show will star Vesemir, not Geralt: "Long before mentoring Geralt, Vesemir begins his have journey as a witcher later the mystical Deglan claims him through the Law of Surprise." Information technology's unclear if Geralt leave turn up at both point or if the moving picture will totally eschew him.

Witcher showrunner Lauren S. Hissrich and writer Beau DeMayo are operative on the movie with Studio Mir, the Southeasterly Korean animation studio apartment behind The Legend of Korra and Netflix's own Voltron reboot.

Netflix has previously reported astounding viewership for The Witcher's unrecorded fulfi series, so it's no surprise to see the show expanding even further. Other adult-directed Netflix animation projects like Castlevania have proven to be popular with fans, so there's a reason to have high hopes for this movie.

The rumors are true, a new Witcher news report is in the works! The anime film, The Witcher: Nightmare of the Brute, will occupy United States back to a freshly threat lining the Celibate. Brought to you by the Witcher team @LHissrich and @BeauDeMayo, and Studio apartment Mir the studio apartment seat Legend of Korra.

— NX (@NXOnNetflix) January 22, 2020

Merely please, Netflix. It's not 'gum anime' unless it was made in Japan.

The Witcher season two was already announced before the show symmetric ventilated, so it looks like-minded we'll have no shortage of Geralt anytime shortly.

Additional reporting by Oscar Dayus.