Warrior Nun fans continue their campaign to revive the canceled Netflix series with a new digital billboard in Italy. The fantasy action series was axed by Netflix in December 2022, resulting in an outcry from dedicated fans who have spent 3 months trying to revive the show for a season 3. The “#SaveWarriorNunThe campaign has been touted online and in real life, with fans buying billboards in Los Angeles, New York City, and London to spread their message of hope for the series’ revival.
A post from Warrior Nun Italy on Twitter revealed that a new Warrior Nun The digital billboard will be going up in Milan, Italy in the coming days.
The billboard, which promotes hope for a Warrior Nun Season 3, will go up on March 13 and stay on display till March 26. It will be viewable from 6:30 am to 11:30 pm every day in that span of time.
All The Warrior Nun Fan Campaign Has Done
Despite the series having been canceled back in December 2022, Warrior Nun The fans have kept up an unyielding fight for the show to continue. In addition to numerous billboards internationally, #SaveWarriorNun campaigners have also used the hashtag in an attempt to get streaming services like Apple TV+ and Paramount+ to notice the series. Their hope is that, while Netflix may not want to develop Warrior Nun season 3, another streaming service may want to pick it up.
Warrior Nun Creator Simon Barry has also been participating in the fight to save the series. Barry visited the #SaveWarriorNun LA billboard outside Netflix’s headquarters in February, and has continued to approve of fan support for the series to be revived. When #SaveWarriorNun reached 10 million posts on Twitter, Barry released the script for a cut scene of Ava and Beatrice from season 2 episode 1, which teased the pair’s romantic feelings for each other. Warrior Nun Fans have also held multiple online talks with actors and crew members involved with the series.
While it’s still unclear if Netflix or another streaming platform will revive Warrior Nun For season 3, it doesn’t seem like fans of the series will be stopping their campaign anytime soon. The new billboard in Italy is one of many the #SaveWarriorNun campaign has funded, meaning it’s likely that plans for future billboards and large, public messages will continue in the coming months. Given how dedicated fans of Warrior Nun are to the series, it’s very likely that, with enough time, season 3 of the show will find its way onto the small screen.
Source: Warrior Nun Italy/Twitter