First image confirms the return of the most important character (and she already looks disgusting)

Fallout was a huge hit on Amazon this year, but since then fans of the sci-fi series have been left high and dry: When is season 2 finally coming? Luckily, at least filming for the new episodes has already started. Walton Goggins himself has now published the first picture from the set. You can see his figure, the ghoul, who is currently being put on his leathery skin. “Back in the saddle”: Fallout star Walton Goggins celebrates his ghoul return

On Instagram, Goggins showed a picture of the mask on the film set that employees were currently wearing putting on a facial prosthesis for his ghoul appearance. Goggins writes:

Back in the saddle…Season 2. It feels really good to put this skin back on. I do this crap for the love of the game.

Many Fallout fans will be happy to see an update from the film set, especially if it comes from the hands of fan-favorite Goggins. The ghoul is a bounty hunter marked by the nuclear dystopia of the Fallout desert who opposes the protagonists Lucy (Ella Purnell) and Maximus (Aaron Morten) with armed force in season 1.

The character, a Hollywood star named Cooper Howard before the fall of the old world, is several hundred years old thanks to the mutation of his body, but is constantly falling apart. Goggins mixture Western desperado, zombie and sensitive family man deservedly received a lot of popularity among fans in season 1.

When will season 2 finally come to Amazon Prime Video?

The community may be happy about the snapshot from the mask, but unfortunately it doesn’t contain much information about season 2. The Amazon Prime release date for season 2 is still not known. At least we recently knew that Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin has been cast in the new episodes.

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