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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Co-creator Graham Wagner explains why Fallout season 1 doesn't include an iconic video game enemy. Based on the best-selling Bethesda video game franchise, Prime Video's post-apocalyptic adaptation follows a Vault Dweller, a Brotherhood of Steel squire, and a ghoul bounty hunter who cross paths while traveling through the perilous wasteland.
We wanted to get Deathclaws, but we didn't want to just throw it away. It's such a monumental piece. We want to save something for Season 2 to be able to do it properly, not just added on to the massive world building we had to do already in Season 1. So Season 2, we're very excited to finally tackle one of the most iconic elements of the games.
Related The World Of Fallout Explained In celebration of Fallout's release on Prime Video, here's Screen Rant's complete guide to the franchise's characters, locations, lore, and changes. Though they weren't seen in the flesh in season 1, Deathclaws will surely be included in season 2, as promised by Wagner and teased by the Fallout season 1 ending. During the final moments of the finale, a giant skull with horns and fanged teeth is shown, which is undoubtedly a Deathclaw.
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