The Witcher: Blood Origin | Official Teaser Trailer | Netflix

Set in an elven world 1200 years before the time of Geralt, Yennefer, and Ciri, The Witcher: Blood Origin will tell a tale lost to history: the creation of the first prototype Witcher, and the events that led to the pivotal Conjunction of the Spheres, when the worlds of monsters, men, and elves merged to become one. This four-part prequel series premieres on Netflix on December 25.

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The Witcher: Blood Origin | Official Teaser Trailer | Netflix

[skrmsp]

I love the part where Ciri opens time/space portal to 2019 and then stopped Netflix from hiring the show writers. What a great TV show moment.

[head]

I love this part when Sauron gives a lightsaber to Geralt and said: "You're wizard." We can be proud about skills of writers.

[Countdown]

I love the part where Geralt goes into another reality where Netflix actually followed the source material and made the fans happy. Excellent!

[kleindropper]

I love how not a single, solitary second of this feels like the Witcher world. Now we know why Henry ran away as fast as he could.

[rasputinelciego]

I loved the part where Ciri looked at Gerald and said: "It was you Gerald, you where the Witcher all along!", and he answered, "it's witchering time", and then proceded to witch all over their faces. Truly a scene that happened at some point.

[harrasika]

I loved it when the writers said "It's writing time!" and then wrote all over the place. My jaw dropped wide open.

[theincrdghostman]

I love the moment, when Ciri forged the rings, and Geralt drew his sword and stated: For skin and gender! I felt instantly included

[unicorneyelasers]

I love how the writer's plan was: "What if we ignore the source material and make something that appeals to noone. That will surely work!

[abatoth]

"Evil cannot create anything new, they can only corrupt and ruin what good forces have invented or made." - J. R. R. Tolkien.

[UliVazquez]

When Tobey Mcguire and Andrew Garfield appeared as Geralts from other timelines and said "What are we, some kind of witchers?" I genuinely cried tears of joy :')

[chesterstevens]

Henry is a national treasure, the writers room is disposable.

[SeregPie]

I love the moment when Geralt is about to give the final blow to Daenerys with his lightsaber but she shouts at him "You were supposed to destroy the Sith not join them" and Geralt answers "I am good". Truly a masterpiece.

[genebaker]

I like the part where Netflix said the writers aren't the problem, it's the fans and the books.

[jaynest]

I like the part where Geralt starts flying and shooting laser’s out of eyes. Truly stunning cgi

[BogusLion]

I loved the part where Geralt screamed from the top of mount doom "I have a tempest in me!" and then Sauron and Gandalf proceeded to dance "Hammer time".

[furonbrainiac]

I loved the part were Ciri blew up the Death Star with the spirit of Yennefer telling her "Use the schwartz Ciri".

[TechnicallyMexican]

Since the writers actively HATED the source material they decided to make a prequel where they can change whatever they like right?

[jorgelopes]

Great franchise. It just puzzles me why you had to go and hire writers that actively want to destroy it.

[karsh]

I love the part with Henry in it. And especially the part that is true to the source material.

[JT-ncuw]

this show self-identifies as the Witcher