Apex Legends Leviathan hints discovered in Season One trailer

Matt Porter

An Apex Legends player has scoured through the trailer for the game’s first season, and revealed that it includes a number of hints relating to the upcoming second season.

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Apex Legends Season One is now officially finished, with Season Two scheduled to kick off on July 2, which is expected to bring a host of changes and updates to the popular battle royale title.

While fans continue to clamor for clues regarding what they can expect in the next portion of the Apex Legends lore, it appears that developers Respawn Entertainment have been hinting at some of the new season’s major plotlines for some time.

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Reddit user FrozenFroh went back to the original Season One trailer, and noticed that some of the shots used in the video are almost identical to clips we’ve seen used to promote Season Two, and the overarching storyline that is taking place.

In the video, Leviathans can be seen marauding across King’s Canyon, with one of the creatures standing beside a broken Repulsor, which is designed to keep them off the island.

Other segments of the trailer show the destruction which the Leviathans look set to cause, with destroyed bridges and flooded areas all spotted with the humongous animals lurking in the background. The trailer also shows the Flyers, the winged beasts which have appeared in the sky since the conclusion of Season One.

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Respawn have been dropping teasers for Season Two since the first trailer was released at E3 2019, with one discussing the erratic behaviour of the Leviathans which currently roam the waters outside of the map, and a new clue on June 25 that states there are “wildlife intrusions into [the] arena,” likely hinting that the Leviathans are on their way.

What the introduction of these huge creatures will mean for Apex Legends Season 2 remains to be seen, but if the images from the first season’s trailer prove to be accurate, the landscape of King’s Canyon may never be the same again.

About The Author

Matt is a former Dexerto writer. Hailing from Northern Ireland, he is games journalist who specializes in Call of Duty. Matt joined Dexerto in August 2018, covering a variety of games as a Senior Writer before moving to CharlieINTEL in 2020.