Sadly, Cyberpunk Edgerunners Season 2 isn’t any closer to becoming a reality, but CD Projekt hasn’t closed the door on animation.
Theanime showonly lasted 10 episodes, but to say it was short and sweet would be an understatement, leaving viewers clamoring for more.
Unfortunately, the project, made by Trigger, was only ever designed for one season, and the story we got was all anyone planned with this corner of Mike Pondsmith’s world. But CD Projekt, developer of Cyberpunk 2077, has revealed that more spin-offs are potentially in the offing.
“We are definitely planning to do more in terms of animation with Cyberpunk, so I hope that’s enough as an answer,” Michał Nowakowski, CEO of CD Projekt, saidduringan earnings call. “Expect to see more, for sure, but that’s as far as I can go right now.”
He was asked specifically about the prospect of Edgerunners getting another season, to which he stated first that the company is “planning to have more in the sphere of pop culture”.
His answer talked around the notion of more Edgerunners, not outright saying that Season 2 isn’t happening, but making it clear what’s coming isn’t that.
It’s reassuring to know something is in the works that may capitalize on what was achieved with thatTV show, though. Quality video game adaptations still aren’t totally common – just look at theBorderlands movie– and Edgerunners was the rare case of the spin-off actually launching better than the base game.
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Alas, we’ll have to wait and see what Nowakowski is suggesting. CD Projekt has quite a few releases on the slate, many of which are mysteriously titled. You’ve gotProject Orion, set in the Cyberpunk universe,Project Sirius, in The Witcher franchise, and an original IP on top of all that.
While we wait for details on all of the above, our guides onSolo Leveling Season 2,Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, andDragon Ball Daimawill keep you informed on their releases.
Anthony McGlynn is a Senior Anime Writer on Dexerto’s UK team. An expert on animes like Demon Slayer, Solo Leveling and My Hero Academia, he also has over 10 years experience covering games and pop culture for outlets such as Variety, IGN, Den of Geek, PCGamesN, PCGamer, The Digital Fix, and many more. You can contact him at: anthony.mcglynn@dexerto.com
