See season 2 Updates: Another blockbuster series from Apple TV Plus has returned. Season 2 of the Jason Momoa-starring sci-fi epic about a world gone blind will be available on Netflix later this month.
In Season 1 when seeing children are born in the Alkenny tribe, their mother Maghra and adoptive father Baba Voss flee to protect them from a neighboring dynasty’s queen, who is determined to kill everyone who has the curse of sight.
We find that Baba and Maghra both have secrets about their pasts as the family fights to survive. The children ponder whether they should travel to their sighted biological father and learn to live separate from their family and tribe, following instructions given by him. As allegiances fall apart, Haniwa is kidnapped by mysterious men who work with someone from Baba Voss’ past. Baba wanted to never see him again.
See season 2 features the majority of the cast and crew from season 1. Jason Momoa portrays Baba Voss in front of the camera. Other main cast members include Alfre Woodard as Paris, an elder of the Alkenny tribe, Sylvia Hoeks as Queen Kane, Hera Hilmar as Maghra Kane, Baba Voss’s wife, and (as we learn in season one) Queen Kane’s sister, Archie Madekwe and Nesta Cooper as the sighted children of Baba Voss and Maghra Kane, and Archie Madekwe and Nesta Cooper as the sighted children of Bow Lion are Yadira Guevara-Prip, a warrior-spy from the Alkenny tribe who can travel unnoticed among other blind people.
All About See season 2
The inclusion of Dave Bautista as Edo Voss will be a huge thing, given the primary narrative point of See season, 2 is anticipated to be the quest to rescue Haniwa. In season 2, we’ll undoubtedly discover more about Baba Voss’ past. We discovered in the first season that Baba had a tumultuous history with slavers, though we didn’t get many details.
As he prepares to meet his brother, Baba Voss states in the season 2 teaser, “I vowed I would never come here.” He is definitely remorseful. “I’m familiar with this foe. “I was this adversary,” he claims.
Based on the teaser, we can expect lots more battle scenes based on the legendary Japanese film and television character Zatoichi, a traveling swordsman who is virtually invincible. Season 1’s combat sequences with Baba Voss were breathtaking.
Season 2 of See will release on August 27, 2021, almost two years after season 1 did. The series is only available on Apple’s streaming service. Following the debut, it will release weekly on Fridays.
