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Games Workshop's highly anticipated Warhammer 40,000 animation, Astartes 2, has resurfaced with a stunning teaser trailer, captivating fans. However, a crucial detail emerges: the trailer showcases scenes not featured in the final animation.
Astartes 2, a sequel to the acclaimed fan-made original by Syama Pedersen, is considered a landmark achievement in Warhammer 40,000 animation. Its predecessor's success even inspired Saber Interactive's Space Marine 2. Games Workshop subsequently hired Pedersen to helm the sequel.
After years of silence, the teaser trailer dropped on January 29th, 2025, generating significant excitement. The trailer boasts unprecedented scale and quality, depicting intense melee combat, ranged firefights, vehicle warfare, and even space battles across diverse environments. Various Space Marine chapters clash with Tyranids, Orks, and Tau.
Despite the hype, Games Workshop clarified on the Warhammer Community website that the trailer is a compilation of shots representing the characters' pasts, not actual footage from Astartes 2. A subtle clue at the trailer's end hints at the overall narrative.
The lack of a disclaimer on the trailer itself is a potential concern, as viewers might reasonably assume the depicted scenes will appear in the final product. This omission could lead to disappointment when Astartes 2, launching exclusively on the Warhammer+ streaming service in 2026, differs significantly from the teaser.
Speculation is rife among fans. The final image suggests the characters might form an Inquisition-led Deathwatch Terminator squad. This teaser has already sparked envy among Space Marine 2 players, with many hoping elements, such as capes, will be incorporated into the game. Given Saber Interactive's ongoing updates, further inspiration from Astartes 2 remains a possibility.