33 details you may have missed in 'The Wheel of Time' season 2

Ayomikun AdekaiyeroJan 13, 2024, 10:54 IST

Josha Stradowski as Rand al'Thor in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Prime Video

Warning: Major spoilers for season two of "The Wheel of Time."
The show, which is based on a book series, follows the battle between light and dark.

Fares Fares is finally credited as Ishamael in season two.

Fares Fares as Ishamael in "The Wheel of Time" season one finale.Jan Thijs / Wheel of Time

The freeing of the Forsaken was teased throughout season two.

Lanfear (Natasha O'Keeffe) and Ishamael (Fares Fares) sit before the six seals in "The Wheel of Time" season two, episode eight.Prime Video

The opening scene implies that there are multiple Darkfriends around our main heroes.

While faces are hidden in the secret meeting we see om episode one, what they wear hints at their true identities.Prime Video

Moiraine trying to use the One Power on the water is a callback to season one.

Rosamund Pike as Aes Sedai Moiraine Damodred in "The Wheel of Time" season two.Prime Video

In episode two, Rand meets a man who fought in the Aiel War.

The Aiel War was first shown in a flashback in season one, episode seven.Amazon Studios

The Arches are not the first set of ter'angreal we have seen.

The Oath Rod in "The Wheel of Time" season one episode six was also a ter'angreal.Prime Video

Crimsonthorn root and Red Ajah appear to be recurring themes in Nynaeve's trials.

Nynaeve (Zoë Robins) standing in front of the Arches.Jan Thijs / Prime Video

The army that attacked Atuan's Mill mentions Luthair Paendrag, the son of Artur Hawking in the book series.

Mysterious soldiers round up all the people at Atuan's Mill.Prime Video

"Blood feeds Blood" is part of a prophecy that appears in "The Great Hunt" novel.

Ishamael (Fares Fares) speaking to Lanfear (Natasha O'Keefe).Amazon Prime Video

Kinslayer's Dagger is named after the former Dragon.

Lews Therin Telamon (Alexander Karim) and Latra Posae Decume (Katie Brayben) in the season one finale of "The Wheel of Time."Amazon Studios

Nynaeve has a rainbow on her Accepted clothing since she has not chosen an Ajah.

Nynaeve (Zoë Robins) in her new uniform.Amazon Prime Video

Cadsuane Sedai is an important figure in the novels.

Alanna Mosvani (Priyanka Bose) in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Prime Video

Moiraine wears blue for the first time in season two when she returns home to Cairhien.

Rosamund Pike as Aes Sedai Moiraine Damodred in "The Wheel of Time" season two.Jan Thijs / Amazon Studios

The Aiel call other humans Wetlanders because there's no water in the Aiel Waste.

Bain (Ragga Ragnars), Chiad (Maja Simonsen), Aviendha (Ayoola Smart) and Perrin Aybara (Marcus Rutherford) in the season two finale.Jan Thijs / Prime Video

In episode five, Tel'aran'rhiod is finally given a name.

Selene (Natasha O'Keeffe) and Rand (Josha Stradowski).Amazon Prime Video

Liandrin mentions Gawyn Trakand for the first time.

Ceara Coveney as Elayne Trakand.Jan Thijs / Prime Video

Compulsion is a power tool in "The Wheel of Time."

Kate Fleetwood as Liandrin Guirale in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Amazon Studios

The symbols on the wheel in Tel'aran'rhiod highlight Rand's place in the universe.

Rand and Lanfear in Tel'aran'rhiod.Prime Video

Barthanes Damodred isn't directly related to Moiraine in the book series.

Will Tudor as Barthanes Damodred in "The Wheel of Time" season two, episode six.Prime Video

The threads that lead to Renna's gauntlet could be small hints to her true identity.

Xelia Mendes-Jones as Renna in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Wheel of Time

The Sitter of Blue Ajah is one of the leaders of the Aes Sedai.

Madeleine Madden as Egwene al'Vere in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Wheel of Time

Episode seven is called "Daes Dae'mar," which means "The Great Game."

Daniel Henney as Lan Mandarogan in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Prime Video

The flashback in episode seven appears to be a callback to season one, episode seven.

Young Siuan (Sophie Okonedo) and young Moiraine (Rosamund Pike) in "The Wheel of Time" season two, episode seven.Prime Video

Rand seems to be wearing a royal robe of Cairhien when he meets the Amyrlin Seat.

Cairhien soldier's shield side by side with Rand's robe.Prime Video

It appears that the Aes Sedai have transported the Amyrlin Seat's throne to Cairhien

Siuan Sanche (Sophie Okonedo) on the Amyrlin Seat throne in season two, episode seven (top), and season one, episode six (bottom) of "The Wheel of Time."Prime Video

Lan reminds Logain of Kerene and Stepin, the Aes Sedai and Warder who died in season one.

Clare Perkins as Kerene in "The Wheel of Time."Amazon Studios

In the show, there appear to be eight Forsaken rather than 13.

The three Forsaken introduced so far: Lanfear (Natasha O'Keeffe), Moghedien (Laia Costa), and Ishamael (Fares Fares).Jan Thijs / Prime Video

Padan Fain confirms that Lanfear is immortal.

Natasha O'Keeffe as Lanfear in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Prime Video

Mat Cauthon uses the dagger as a polearm, which teases his future.

Dònal Finn as Mat Cauthon in "The Wheel of Time."Jan Thijs / Prime Video

Perrin killing Geofram Bornhald is a major change from the books that still fits the storyline.

Jay Duffy as Dain Bornhald, an important member of the Children of the Light.Jan Thijs / Prime Video

When Mat blows the Horn of Valere, we finally meet Artur Hawkwing.

Heroes of the Horn: Amaresu (Hélène Tran), Uno Nomesta (Guy Roberts), Birgitte Silverbow, and on the bottom Artur Hawkwing (Adrian Bouchet) in "The Wheel of Time" season two finale.Prime Video

The heron mark on Rand's hand is to fulfill the Dragon Reborn prophecy.

Rand's first heron mark in "The Wheel of Time" series.Prime Video

Lanfear's outfits become more regal as the season goes on.

Lanfear (Natasha O'Keeffe) in her final outfit in "The Wheel of Time" season two.Prime Video

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