First Kill Season 2: Netflix Renewal Status & What To Expect

One of the first big in 2022 for Netflix is ​​First Kill, a new teen drama series who sees vampires in love with vampire hunters. This event will set the second season but will we return for season 2? This is what we know.Arriving on June 3, 2022 new series from V.E. Schwab saw Juliette and Calliope falling in love on the screen because of the disappointment and surprise of everyone around them.

Among the players for this series include Iman Lewis as Calliope Burns, Sarah Catherine Hook as Juliette Fairmont, Elizabeth Mitchell as Margot Fairmont, and Gracie Dzienny as Elinor Fairmont.Reviews for this series seem to have shared criticism and audience. In Rottentenomatoes, this event has 52% with criticism but 93% so far with the audience. While at IMDB, this series records with 6.2. It should be noted that this event has gathered big followers and vocals on social media.

Variety’s Caroline Framke may be the hardest in the series that says:”For all the first jobs, Kill enters to ensure it touches all the right notes, this series feels more like an extraordinary valley version than what is tried than a useful story.”

Has Netflix renewed First Kill for a season 2?

In terms of our predictions, we think it is still too early to call the future of the show. We will wait to see its performance in weeks 2 and 3 to assess whether the show will be updated. Usually, if we look at a decline of more than 50% when it comes to viewers, the possibility of this show does not have a chance. We will discuss performance performance in the next section.

In the end, the update will depend on the performance for the series and in particular, how good the performance is in weeks 2 and 3.If this series is not updated, many event fans already have the answer why by bringing a lot to social media to complain about marketing for this series.

How well is First Kill performing on Netflix?

In the first three days on Netflix globally, the event took 30.34 million hours to place it number 7 for that week. It was against fierce competition in the first week also with a survival summer and of course, strange things dominated the headlines and viewers.In week 2, this event scored 48.77 million hours seen which represented a 61% increase in viewers.

We can compare the debut of the first three days of the first kill with other events to see how it piled up. If we compare with the Heartstopper (which is dropped with an episode with a lower Runtime, it needs to be noted) which shows only managing 14.55 million display.

Another comparison is from The Cold, Sci-Fi/Fantasy-Esque performances with the same makeup. It reached 24.72m hours in the first 3 days of service. The show was still not updated for season 2 but it should be noted that it did see a 64% decrease in a large audience from week 2 to 3.

Data from Parrot Analytics (published through Thewrap) shows the interest of the event on week 2 jumped 90% and placed the series right behind Ms. Marvel and in front of Gaslit in terms of demand.We can also see the top 10 raw data from Flixpatrol which collects the top 10 daily from all over the world and apply points to the show depending on what position it is. They noted that the show was still increasingly popular and on June 15 June 15 was the third most popular title on Netflix globally behind Stranger Things and Peaky Blinders.

The global map below shows you where this show is the best performance with Brazil, Eastern Europe, and England is the strongest performing country for the performance so far.Google trends can also give us some insights about how well the series piled up in terms of demand in search. We have compared shows with several other debut shows in 2022 including from Cold, Heartstopper and Viking: Valhalla.As you can see, this event has made a simple start and has exceeded cold but is likely to come under Viking: Valhalla’s request (updated to season 3) and far from Heartstopper (which was updated for two additional seasons).