Prey 2 begins with an eerie, quiet shot of the forest at dawn, where fog rolls through the dense trees, creating an atmosphere thick with tension. The camera pans to reveal Naru (Amber Midthunder), now a seasoned warrior, moving silently through the wilderness, her senses heightened and her eyes sharp. A voiceover of Naru begins, speaking in Comanche: “I thought I knew the darkness… but it’s returned, stronger than before.”
Cut to a quick flashback of Naru’s epic battle with the Predator from the first film, her defiant stance as she faces down the alien hunter. The scene fades back to the present, where Naru’s tribe is thriving but always on edge, aware of unseen dangers lurking beyond the safety of their village. “They call it a myth,” Naru continues, “but I know it’s real.”
The music builds as the camera cuts to a series of tense, suspenseful shots: strange tracks in the mud, deep claw marks on trees, and distant, otherworldly roars echoing through the forest. The Predator has returned to Earth — more cunning, equipped with new, advanced weaponry, and more determined than ever to hunt.
We see Naru training with her tribe, preparing for what’s coming. She exchanges meaningful glances with her younger brother, now a skilled hunter, and other members of the tribe who have learned from her experience. This time, they are more united, ready to face the threat as a community.
