The last trailer before Blade Runner 2099 arrives has dropped. Prime Video released the final trailer for the series on 9 November 2026, two weeks before it premieres on 25 November, with all eight episodes arriving at once in more than 240 countries and territories.
Set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, the series shows a Los Angeles rebuilt under replicant rule, with humans pushed to the bottom of society. Hunter Schafer plays Cora, a human fugitive who poses as a Replicant Blade Runner within the LAPD; Michelle Yeoh plays Olwen, a veteran replicant Blade Runner nearing the end of her life.
The final trailer opens with the question “Are you a good human or a bad one?” over images of a smoke-choked, neon-drenched Los Angeles, and shows Cora going undercover to get close to Olwen.
The series is created and showrun by Silka Luisa, whose credits include Shining Girls. Ridley Scott, who directed the original Blade Runner in 1982, is an executive producer. The first full trailer debuted at New York Comic Con on 10 October.
Fans have wasted no time. The final trailer passed one million YouTube views within about 11 hours of release, according to JRL Charts — a sign of just how much appetite there is for a return to this world.
Blade Runner has always been about what makes someone human, and 2099 flips the premise: this time the replicants are in charge, and the human is the one pretending. The trailer leans hard into that reversal, with Cora’s double life at the centre of the story.
It has been a big week for science fiction on screen, from the first Ray Gunn clip to the Stranger Things prequel announcement. Blade Runner 2099 premieres on Prime Video on 25 November.
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