The Keepers of the Keys have ended up in an incredible spot of trouble in the Netflix transformation.

At the point when we previously got a brief look at Locke and Key season two, we were prodded that the Locke children’s acknowledgment as the legendary watchmen of the enchanted keys and their family bequest planned to make some huge issues for them—and an evil danger was at that point in their middle. Presently, we can see exactly how awful that will be intended for them.

Netflix’s trailer for the variation of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodríguez’s dearest comic series sees Dodge (Laysla De Oliveira) proceed with their arrangement to usurp control of the Keys from the Locke kids, masking themselves as Kinsey’s beau, Gabe (Griffin Gluck), to draw nearer to the family and become familiar with the genuine privileged insights of both the mysterious keys Kinsey (Emilia Jones), Tyler (Connor Jessup), and Bode (Jackson Robert Scott) have acquired, just as the enchanted pathways and forces they open up. Also the dull devils that are locked behind a portion of those keys.

Be that as it may, Dodge isn’t the main difficulty the Locke kids must arrangement with, as they wrestle with accepting their predetermination as another age of Keepers of the Keys. With that comes the ceaseless delayed bomb that one day they will become more established—and lose all information on the presence of wizardry, and the dangers that they’re as of now keeping under control, and at present stowing away from their mom Nina (Darby Stanchfield).

“The main season, we generally considered just like the narrative of the children discovering that they’re the new Keepers of the Keys. With season two, we need to investigate what that obligation implies,” co-showrunner Meredith Averill recently prodded to io9 when gotten some information about season two. “What’s the significance here as they draw nearer to being 18 years of age—the age when you age out of wizardry—what’s the significance here? What does that resemble? We cover such a great deal the funnies in the main season, yet there’s such a great deal the legend that we kept down on and new keys we made for the show that we’re eager to share.”