Everything we know so far About Fallout Season 2: Release Window, cast, plot, & more
The wait is almost over—Fallout season two has officially wrapped production! With filming completed, fans can finally breathe easy, knowing that the next chapter of the post-apocalyptic saga is well on its way. While the exact release date is still under wraps, the show’s momentum is undeniable, and the excitement surrounding the upcoming season is already building. Expect more action, surprises, and, of course, even more monsters lurking in the wasteland.
Season one left us on the edge of our seats with a jaw-dropping ending that promises wild developments for season two. As Lucy’s journey into the dangerous world outside Vault 33 continued, new mysteries and shocking twists set the stage for what's next. The stakes have never been higher, and we can only imagine where this post-apocalyptic adventure will take us next.
The latest updates have confirmed that Fallout season two is shaping up to be even bigger than the first. Filming may be finished, but there’s still plenty of work ahead. From casting updates to sneak peeks, we’ve got the inside scoop on everything you need to know about the next season.
So, if you're hungry for more Fallout details, keep reading—we're tracking every bit of news, and you won’t want to miss what’s coming next. Stay tuned as we continue to update this with all the latest!
Release date & Where to Watch
While the film’s production has officially wrapped up, there’s no confirmed release date yet, but it will release in December 2025. The show has also been renewed for season 3 by Amazon.
Executive producers Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy said (via Deadline): “On behalf of our brilliant cast and crew, our showrunners Geneva and Graham, and our partners at Bethesda, we’re grateful to our incredible collaborators at Amazon MGM Studios and to the amazing fans as we continue our adventures in the wasteland together.”
What is the plot of Fallout Season 2?
Fallout season two picks up 200 years after the apocalypse, with the survivors of luxury fallout shelters now venturing into the irradiated wasteland left behind by their ancestors. They are thrust into a brutal, violent, and deeply strange world. The new season will focus on Lucy and Hank, following the explosive showdown at the Griffith Observatory in the season one finale.
The season finale saw Lucy, Maximus of the Brotherhood of Steel, and the mysterious Ghoul uniting as they chased Moldaver and the crucial cold fusion tech. Just as Lucy thought she was saving her father, Hank, devastating truths about his dark past came to light. When Hank flees in a power armor suit, seemingly heading for New Vegas, Lucy and The Ghoul pursue him, determined to uncover buried secrets.
At the MegaCon Orlando panel, Purnell teased the upcoming season, stating: "It's going to be really good, I think. It's a wild ride. No one's going to be able to predict what happens. There's some big twists this time around." (via Toms Guide)
Meanwhile, Goggins shared his excitement with Deadline, saying, “[Season 2] blows it out of the water, what these writers have done and the artisans that have come together to tell this story. It’s really gonna be something. I can’t wait for people to see it. We’re working really hard to make that happen."
On Kinda Funny Games podcast, game director Todd Howard assured fans that season 2 will respect the open-ended nature of Fallout: New Vegas. Howard emphasized that the show aims to honor the game’s multiple endings, avoiding a singular, definitive outcome while preserving the spirit of player choice.
Season two will introduce iconic Fallout creatures like Deathclaws, which were teased in the season one finale. Additionally, new factions are expected to be featured more prominently, including Caesar's Legion, the Great Khans, and the White Glove Society. Fans can also expect deeper exploration of the region's key players, particularly as the story moves into New Vegas territory.
Jonathan Nolan confirmed there will be more flashbacks in season two, giving viewers deeper insight into The Ghoul's 200-year journey through the wasteland. (via TV Guide) Additionally, season two is expected to tackle the rich lore and alternate outcomes from Fallout: New Vegas, with the show potentially leaning towards Mr. House’s control over New Vegas, as hinted by his cameo in the season one finale.
As Goggins stated, "Now that people understand what the world is, this story just takes it to a whole other level... The second season really starts cooking, right? That’s when some real magic can happen. It says a lot about a lot. It stays in these lanes of the tone that was kinda set but also veers outside of them in the most interesting ways.” (via Collider)
With Fallout season two expanding the wasteland’s complexities, the series is set to explore new territories, factions, and characters while keeping true to the game's legacy and player-driven storytelling.
Who’s in the cast of Fallout Season 2?
- Walton Goggins as the Ghoul
- Ella Purnell as Lucy
- Aaron Moten as Maximus
- Kyle MacLachlan as Hank MacLean
- Moisés Arias as Norm MacLean
- Leslie Uggams as Betty
- Macaulay Culkin as "genius-type character” (via Deadline)
- Xelia Mendes-Jones
Is There a Trailer for Fallout Season 2?
It may be too soon for a trailer, but rest assured, we’ll update this page as soon as one drops.
Fallout Season 1 Recap
In Fallout season one, Lucy, a vault dweller from Vault 33 in Los Angeles, embarks on a perilous journey after her father, Hank, is kidnapped by Moldaver. Lucy’s world is turned upside down as she navigates the nuclear wastelands and encounters various figures, including Wilzig, a notorious fugitive wanted by the Brotherhood of Steel and the Ghoul, a deadly irradiated bounty hunter. After several encounters with treacherous factions, Lucy learns shocking truths about her family and Vault-Tec’s role in the apocalypse.
The season reaches its climax when Lucy discovers her father’s past as a Vault-Tec executive, tied to the nuclear war that led to the global catastrophe. As tensions escalate, Lucy confronts Moldaver, who reveals that Hank’s actions contributed to the horrific fate of Lucy’s mother, Rose, now a feral ghoul.
With the Brotherhood of Steel and the Ghoul closing in, a final showdown ensues at the Observatory, where Lucy is faced with a choice: side with Maximus, the Brotherhood’s knight, or join the Ghoul on a quest to uncover the masterminds behind the disaster.
In the dramatic finale, Lucy kills her mother to end her suffering, ultimately deciding to join the Ghoul and hunt down her father. Meanwhile, Maximus becomes a Brotherhood knight, and Hank escapes, heading towards the iconic New Vegas, setting the stage for an uncertain future.
Filming & Production
Filming for Fallout season two took place in Los Angeles and Toronto, benefiting from California's $25 million tax incentive (via Variety).
The shoot wrapped on May 8, 2025, with several cast members celebrating the completion on social media, including a video of Walton Goggins dramatically removing his "The Ghoul" makeup.
Behind the Scenes
Fallout is created by co-showrunners Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner. The series is executive produced by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy, alongside Wagner and Robertson-Dworet.
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