The Earth’s trailer reveals science fiction threats that exceed Xenomorph

We were waiting for the patience today Stop obtaining an endless 30 -second prosecutor for “Alien: Earth” Finally, I get a suitable glimpse of what Noah Holie and his team were cooking in the world that Ridley Scott created in 1979. Fortunately, a reader, a full -length trailer for the first time a “foreign TV program” finally here, and there is nothing else that can be said except “Hell yes!”

Although it is still brief and mysterious, the trailer explains some of the very important things. First of all, it confirms that the series takes place in 2120 on a research island called Neverland. This means that the story can have risks while still isolated enough so that the entire planet is not in danger. More importantly, the trailer gives us a look at the threats we will face … and there is more than one.

Certainly, the beloved Xenomorph is alive and in good health and it seems about to eliminate another Twink played by Alex Lawther (Nemik in “AndOr”, the anonymous rebellion champion), But it is not alone. We also learn here that the search space ship that does not crash on Earth does not carry one except five Various strange samples “from the darkest corners of the universe.” It is not surprising that none of them are friendly, although one is definitely nice.

Every entry into the “Alien” privilege presents something new and wonderful to myths, even if it was so A fairly prominent optical as a transformer (also known as offspring). For “Alien: Earth”, it seems that the central innovation is to add four new strange types about to launch unaccurally undesirable horror.

We see one of them in the trailer, doing something unique in the privilege – it gives us a wonderful killer. In fact, there is a brief snapshot, flashing-you are wrapped in what appears to be an octopus-like creature with giant eyes. It is cute like hell and perhaps very fatal. But given that Xenomorph is the only creature that we met in the entire “alien” privilege (not counting engineers), this is an exciting possibility and should distinguish “alien: earth” regardless of its predecessors.

There is also a strange idea that humans turn into boxes, where the trailer begins with a young girl who is undergoing a procedure that can transfer consciousness to an artificial body. We do not know what this will mean for the rest of the show, but at least he can make some elegant images in which the characters have been “dying” over and over to fix their artificial bodies.

We will discover more when “Alien: Earth” falls on Hulu on August 12, 2025.