Jurassic World: Chaos Theory Season 2 Trailer, Images, & Release Date Revealed

Summary

Jurassic World: Chaos Theoryseason 2 releases a trailer along with some first look images atSan Diego Comic-Con. Debuting earlier this year, and taking place six years afterthe events ofJurassic World Camp Cretaceous, the animated action-adventure sees members of The Nublar reuniting and going on a journey to uncover a conspiracy that threatens dinosaurs and humankind alike.

As part of the show’s presence at SDCC 2024 over the weekend, it was announced that all ten episodes ofJurassic World: Chaos Theoryseason 2 will premiere Thursday, October 17. Along with the confirmed release date, new images and a teaser trailer have been unveiled.

The teaser shows the main characters running away from a Majungasaurus after it escapes its cage on the boat. The photos, meanwhile, focus on Darius (voiced by Paul-Mikél Williams) seemingly connecting with Suchomimus. Both can be viewed above.

Jurassic World Chaos Theory Season 2 Will Continue To Build The Conspiracy

What happens after Brooklynn’s surprising survival?

After the eventfulJurassic World:Chaos Theoryseason 1 ending, with Brooklynn’s shocking survival and the Nubular’s plans to take on the illegal dinosaur trade, the upcoming episodes will continue to build on the show’s themes of unsteady alliances and situational trust. The official logline for season 2 teases a mysterious new character and the next chapter of Brooklynn’s story. Check it out below:

With the Nublar Five stowed away on a dinosaur-filled cargo ship headed to parts unknown, their mission to find who is after them sets them on a collision course with the mysterious Broker. Unaware that Brooklynn is alive, the discovery of her whereabouts will call into question everything they thought they knew about each other.

Along with Williams, who will be back to voice Darius Bowman, the cast ofJurassic World Chaos Theoryincludes Sean Giambrone as Ben, Darren Barnet as Kenji, Raini Rodriguez as Sammy, Kausar Mohammed as Yasmina, and Kiersten Kelly as Brooklynn. Behind the camera on the DreamWorks Animation project, Scott Kreamer and Aaron Hammersley return as showrunners and executive producers. Steven Spielberg and Colin Trevorrow also executive produce, along with Frank Marshall.

The first season ofJurassic World: Chaos Theory, which featured a number of deaths,didn’t skimp on the horrors of the premise. It garnered generally positive reviews, though it did fall relatively below the radar. The second installment could build on that success and delve deeper into the aspects that make the animated spinoff distinctive.