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Legion Season 2 Trailer Brings The Creepy And The Choreography
"I remember trees and ... dancing?"
The official trailer for Legion's second season picks up right where the first season left off. Once again, David Heller must piece together his memories after the events in the season one finale in order to make the most of his mutant abilities and save the world. Along with the stunning and trippy visuals fans of the first season have grown accustom to, there's also some pretty sick dance moves.
The rest of the trailer shows Heller reuniting with his friends to deal with the looming threat of the Shadow King, who continues to infect and manipulate the minds of anyone around him. Whether he's infecting new foes or old friends, the Shadow King's influence appears to be greater than ever and only Heller and his magnificent mutant mind can hope to save the day, if he can remember how.
The second season for Legion premiers on FX on April 3.
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