Killer Instinct Season 2 Launch Trailer Teases Possible Appearances by Riptor and Cinder

With the second season of Microsoft Studios’ Killer Instinct reboot just around the corner, fans are eager to learn who will be joining the cast after returning fighters TJ Combo and Maya. Well, a special launch trailer just dropped this morning and, in addition to some interesting music, includes teasers for characters who will be making the scene down the line courtesy of new developers Iron Galaxy Studios.

While they shouldn’t be taken as concrete fact of their inclusion, two of the outlines depicted at the :56 mark in the above trailer should be very familiar to longtime fans of the series as veterans Riptor and Cinder, the latter of which has been hinted at since TJ Combo was first revealed. Additionally, the trailer further teases the very mummy-esque newcomer as well as the UltraTech boss hinted at in season one’s storyline.

Much like the opening round of content, season two characters will be doled out in pieces rather than all at once, so stay tuned for more information as it becomes available.

Killer Instinct season two officially launches tomorrow.

Source: IGN via NeoGAF

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