Both are appropriate choices for the holiday that resemble decorations one might find in an enthusiastic neighbor's over-the-top backyard Halloween display.

Without getting into spoiler territory, the video's newcomers appear to be a group of skeletons and some gnarly pile of viscera with one eye showing. Netflix admits as much: the description for the video instructs fans to 'keep eyes peeled for a few sweet treats.' Scan the clip below for unfamiliar images: Most of the critters will be recognizable to viewers who have seen season 1, but a closer look will reveal what seem to be two new foes (or friends) that haven't yet made appearances.

The short video is a montage of creatures on the show, set to a classic holiday tune. Netflix posted a 'monster mash' of Geralt's greatest hits on Youtube today as a Halloween treat for fans. Related: The Witcher Season 2 Can Tell A Better Old Luke Skywalker Story (Even Without Hamill) The show connects Geralt's story with two other main plotlines: Princess Cirilla's escape from her kingdom in pursuit of a 'destiny' involving the witcher and the young witch Yennefer's rise to power. Inevitably, many so-called monsters prove to be less evil than the humans he encounters. Geralt travels aimlessly to pursue any monster-slaying job offers that may arise, but his moral code dictates that he kill only evil beings. Witchers are rare, mutated humans with enhanced powers that enable them to slay the various beasts that plague human civilization on the Continent. Geralt of Rivia (Henry Cavill, transformed by the modern magicks of makeup and weight-lifting) operates in a realm known as 'The Continent,' which, much like Game of Thrones' Westeros, bears a resemblance to a medieval-ish-era Europe. The Netflix show is based on a series of Polish novels of the same name (alternatively, 'The Hexer,' depending on the translation from Polish), and it's been a huge hit since premiering last December. Geralt (the witcher) is pitted against a litany of mythical beasts in season 1 of the fantasy drama, with whom his job-slash-destiny demands he do battle. A new video from Netflix reveals two monsters coming up on The Witcher season 2.

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