8 Best Easter Eggs From Netflix The Witcher Season 2
The second season of Netflix's The Witcher is certainly not a perfect one, and we've already discussed its pros and cons in the review. However, let's talk about something more up-beat, like easter eggs.
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- 8 Best Easter Eggs From Netflix The Witcher Season 2
- Game Geralt died in the series universe?
- The entire first season is just a Dandelion's story
- Geralt and Vesemir can defend themselves, which means a looot of witcher signs
- Dandelion wears a hat of a Shrek's friend
- Voleth Meir is... Baba Yaga from a hut standing on chicken legs
- Ciri like Thanos
- Geralt introduces Yen as a "dear friend"
Dandelion wears a hat of a Shrek's friend
- Episode: 4
- What does it refer to?: Puss in Boots from Shrek and a series of spin-offs
The hat that Dandelion wears for a while in Season 2 of The Witcher resembles the one with which one of Shrek's characters adorned his kitty head. Of course, we're talking about Puss in Boots, a folk tale character with Italian roots.
But where does this reference come from? A reference that's not really in line with the other ones? Perhaps the creators wanted to use the character of Shrek and the spin-offs to draw attention to one of the most famous heroes of European folklore, much less popular in the United States. At the beginning, Puss in Boots appeared most probably in the stories written in what is now Italy. The tale became widely known only thanks to a French man, Charles Perrault. Later it was even included in the Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales collection, but it was omitted in subsequent editions.
Did the creators of The Witcher really mean Americans' interest in European folk culture? Or is it just an insignificant reference to the hero of an otherwise still popular animation? Anyway, I am not surprised that Dandelion is wearing the hat.
