Pure car anarchy reigns in a new clip from Season 2 of "Twisted Metal." The car tournament, hosted by the mysterious Calypso (played by multiple Emmy nominee Anthony Carrigan), is about to begin. Whoever emerges victorious from the dangerous demolition derby will have their greatest wish granted – no ifs, ands, or buts. The video, perfectly accompanied by Rob Zombie's metal classic "Dragula," surpasses the intensity of the battle in the season XNUMX finale.
In addition to the familiar characters John Doe (Anthony Mackie), Quiet (Stephanie Beatriz), Sweet Tooth (Joe Seanoa and Will Arnett), and Stu (Mike Mitchell), the clip also features some fan favorites from the original video games: Dollface (Tiana Okoye), Mr. Grimm (Richard de Klerk), and the tire-wearing Axel. Newcomer Mayhem (Saylor Bell Curda) wants to join the fight, but Quiet intentionally sabotages her car to protect the child from injury.
Other new additions to the series include Lisa Gilroy ("Interior Chinatown") as Vermin, Patty Guggenheim ("She-Hulk: Attorney at Law") as Raven, and Michael James Shaw ("The Walking Dead"), whose role is currently unknown. The executive producer of "Twisted Metal" is Michael Jonathan Smith, a former Cobra Kai singer, who previously promised that "the stakes couldn't be higher" in the upcoming episodes.
John Doe and Quiet risk their lives to compete in a dangerous demolition derby tournament. The prize? A single wish, their greatest desire, granted. The only problem is, sixteen other drivers have their own wishes. Anthony Mackie and Stephanie Beatriz lead an all-star cast, including Will Arnett and Joe Seanoa (aka Samoa Joe) as fan favorite Sweet Tooth and Anthony Carrigan as legendary tournament host Calypso, in a fast-paced, hilarious, and thrilling season with unforgettable characters. Too bad not everyone survives.
When does Twisted Metal Season 2 premiere? The second season of "Twisted Metal" premieres in the US on July 31, 2025…
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