Batwoman Season 2.

Batwoman Season 2 started with star Ryan Wilder, the new character on The CW show played by Javicia Leslie. The entertainer joined the cast after the main lead Ruby Rose left the show toward the finish of the last season.

This, obviously, left the show with an issue: how to manage Kate Kane done being the principal character and how to get the Batwoman cowl and cape to Wilder.

Eventually, Batwoman Season 2, Episode 1, streaming now on The CW site and application, the show managed Rose leaving in a way that discloses what befell Kate Kane while in fact leaving the chance open that Rose can return later on.

In that scene, named “What Befell Kate Kane?,” Her plane crashed while approaching to city. Nonetheless, the body was not discovered but her batsuit was discovered in the garbage by Ryan, which implies the character could be once again whenever Rose concludes she is down to return.

Per showrunner Caroline Dries, what precisely befallen Kate is a general secret of Season 2, despite the way that Rose isn’t set to return.

She told TVLine: “It keeps on being a progressing story…All the characters have a personal stake in discovering Kate and have their own perspective on what befallen her. The excursion to the outcome, I think, will merit coming for the ride.”

She likewise prodded to Bleeding Cool: “The bother of the scene is that “Exactly when you figure things couldn’t get crazier, they get cooler and crazier.”

Gotten some information about how Ryan’s story would connect to the continuous secret of what befell Kate, Dries added: “My expectation is that [Ryan] is a consistent option to the proceeding with the story. So many of our characters are inherently associated with [Kate]. Sophie was her perfect partner, Jacob was her dad, Mary is her (progression) sister, Alice is her twin. They all have a personal stake in sorting out what the hell happened to her. What’s more, there is certainly a rollercoaster.”

Leslie herself, then, said to Collider of her character taking over from Kate in Batwoman Season 2: “The primary Batwoman in the first Batwoman was Kate Kane. Nobody is truly attempting to take that from history…I additionally feel like the personality of Kate Kane isn’t a shadow. She leaves a light and that light is something that Ryan is venturing into. Ryan, regardless, was living in the shadows. Coming in under Kate Kane, she’s venturing into a light of obligation, a light of being a saint, and a light of discovering her own.”

Batwoman Season 2 airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT on The CW.