“It’s colorful and beautiful and it’s not an ugly… post-apocalyptic dark world,” Rothenberg says. Rothenberg shared recently on his social media that the set for season 6 is “the most insane set we’ve ever built” and it is “huge, illogical (in a good way), and beautiful.” At NYCC, we learned that this planet will be unlike anything The 100 has ever shown us before. Welcome to the new world! #the100Season6 #The100 #LillouetBC /STF9i1KlO2 With a new world comes new landscapes and environments - apparently beautiful ones as Rothenberg has teased on Twitter.
Welcome to the “new” new worldįor starters, there is a brand new world to explore with plenty of surprises and challenges for Earth’s survivors - who, in a sense, are aliens now, right? Rothenberg shares that in season 6, we will definitely learn what has become of Eligius III and how the inhabitants of this new world have “grown up around that mission.”
They did so in order to find a new home for the human race, as Earth became uninhabitable, possibly forever, thanks to the Damocles Event.ġ25 years later, Bellamy and Clarke awake to meet Monty and Harper’s son, Jordan, and learn that their next adventure is somewhat similar to the one they had in season 1. They, along with well over a 100 people now, must descend upon this new world with the hope that it may offer a new life for them all.Ĭulturess spoke with Eliza Taylor (Clarke Griffin), Bob Morley (Bellamy Blake) and executive producer Jason Rothenberg during a press roundtable at New York Comic Con to find out we can expect for the sixth season of T he 100. In the season 5 finale, we learned Monty and Harper stayed awake while everyone they knew dozed off into cryosleep. By Sharareh Drury 4 years ago The 100’s leads Bob Morley and Eliza Taylor along with EP Jason Rothenberg preview what awaits our survivors in the new world.Īs The 100 heads for its sixth season, fans of the post-apocalyptic sci-fi are eager to see what’s to come for Earth’s survivors as they head to a new world.
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