Netflix's The Witcher Season 2 Release Date, New Collectibles Line, And First Looks At Ciri And Lambert Revealed

Netflix's The Witcher season 2 officially has a release date and to celebrate, the first-ever WitcherCon also shared a few teasers about what's to come with the cast reveling in all things The Witcher. Even better? We've got our first look at Ciri at Kaer Moher, the childhood home of Geralt, as well as Lambert and Jaskier. 

The second season of The Witcher is slated to arrive on December 17, the perfect show to binge-watch during holiday. During a panel that featured the actresses that play both Yennefer and Ciri, as well as showrunner Lauren Hissrich and even more cast surprises, a new image was shared showing off Ciri and Lambert together in Kaer Morhen. We already knew we were going back to Geralt of Rivia's childhood home from previous teasers, but the minds behind the series adaptation have warned that it gets so much darker than fans might expect. 

So, to prepare for said darkness, let's have a ray of sunshine instead with everyone's favorite bard: Jaskier: 

Your wishes (and demands) for new Jaskier content have been granted. Here's a preview of the bard in Season 2. #WitcherCon pic.twitter.com/E0UYw2qpaz

— The Witcher (@witchernetflix) July 9, 2021

Also revealed is that Dark Horse is coming out with a new Witcher collectibles line, including Henry Cavill's likeness as Geralt himself: 

Just revealed on #WitcherCon! Upcoming figures based on @witchernetflix: https://t.co/UXNJFqQxWX

Geralt is available for pre-order now; arriving December 2021! pic.twitter.com/2w8JpnkEjk

— Dark Horse Comics (@DarkHorseComics) July 9, 2021

Netflix also revealed a moment between the "student and the teacher" with Ciri and Lambert within the snowcapped setting of Kaer Moher: 

Ciri and Lambert; the student and the teacher, though from the sounds of it, not quite clear on which is which ⚔️ #WitcherCon pic.twitter.com/28knEn9k4D

— The Witcher (@witchernetflix) July 9, 2021

With a release date now set, we'll be able to see all of the changes Hissrich and her team have implemented with the show's second season, including revised looks for that armor that kind of looked a little NSFW. Though the show had numerous delays and COVID-related setbacks, the team is ready to show fans that loved the pilot season what they've been working so hard on. 

While it has already been confirmed that there will be no new game announcement despite CD Projekt RED's presence, there are a plethora of panels to enjoy with those attached to various projects related to this fantasy series. To learn more about what else is going down with WitcherCon today, check out our previous coverage here. You can also watch the panels for yourself here.