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By James Brizuela
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The wasteland is back, and Amazon Prime Video has dropped the first teaser trailer for "Fallout" season 2. The over two-minute-long trailer gives fans a look at The Ghoul, Lucy, and so much more.
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While the ending of the first season saw the inclusion of New Vegas, it appears the location and one of the biggest villains from "Fallout" will take center stage in the new season.
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The trailer opens with The Ghoul (Walton Goggins) leading Lucy (Ella Purnell) through the wasteland, as she questions why her villainous father, Hank (Kyle MacLachlan), would travel to New Vegas.
What is interesting is that the trailer then pivots to The Ghoul explaining how the world ended to Lucy, and showcases what could be a huge backstory of his life before the bombs dropped.
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This is where the trailer then showcases the greatest villain from the popular video game series, Mr. House. He is sitting behind a ton of computer screens in what appears to be a penthouse location in New Vegas.
It also appears that Mr. House and The Ghoul know one another well, as his human self, Cooper Howard, is dead set on protecting his family from the presumed war that caused the bombs to drop.
There is plenty to explore in the trailer, along with one of the fiercest creatures also being showcased in the series for the first time, the Deathclaw. These giant, claw-bearing creatures are tough to deal with in the video game, and it appears the creature will also take center stage in "Fallout" season 2.
Well, that is to say that The Ghoul and Lucy will run into one, per the trailer. Instead of The Ghoul showcasing his gunplay to stop the creature, he takes off running, which is usually what is the best thing to do in the video game as well.
"Fallout" season 2 will drop on Amazon Prime Video on December 17.
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