Barbarians is coming to Netflix with its second season. When will the second season of the popular German series come?

Netflix continues to rapidly increase the number of international productions, one of the best examples of this is the Barbarians, which released on October 23, 2020. The first season of the Barbarians comprised 6 episodes, placing it at the top of the list of most watched on Netflix in 46 countries, including America.

Although the series was originally launched as a mini-series, the end of the first season gave the message that the second season was coming. So what do we know about the second season of the Barbarians series?

Netflix has approved the second season of Barbarians. Also, Netflix announced on its Germany Twitter account that the production process of season 2 started in Budapest.

However, we may have to wait a little longer to watch the second season of the series. Because the shooting process of the series takes quite a long time and COVID-19 makes these things difficult. We will be able to watch the new season of the series by the end of 2021 with the most optimistic forecast, and most possible in 2022.

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After the finale of the 1st season, many questions remained in mind and the audience eagerly awaited the new season. The Roman Empire fell to the Arminius, Thusnelda, and Germanic tribes. Although Netflix has not yet made a statement about the synopsis of season 2, this is a historical drama and we need to look at the history books to predict season 2.

If you’ve never watched the TV series Barbarians, we can explain its story to you.

The Barbarians set in Germany in AD 9 is a dramatization of the events that led to the battle of the Teutoburg Forest, in which Germanic tribes confronted three legions of the Roman Empire. This war is seen as crucial as it stopped Rome from spreading to northern Europe. However, the essence of the series is the friendship of three Germanic children who separated during the Roman occupation and found each other again years later.