"The Man in the High Castle" is kicking off for its season 2. Amazon has renewed the series after its successful streaming in the last season. As the premiere of the second sequel comes near, different spoilers surfaced.

Looking back to its last season, "The Man in the High Castle" depicts an alternate look at history if the Allies had lost WWII and Japan and Germany took over the United States. Set in 1945, the two countries divided America. The eastern part under Nazi's Germany while the Western part under Japan, the Empire. Dividing the two regions is the Rocky Mountains as the buffer zone.

Fast forward, Amazon released a trailer which reportedly will catch everyone between the two worlds.

Fans can expect that the events in the dystopian Nazi hellscape will not get any better when "The Man in the High Castle season 2" returns. The alternate history drama will reportedly revolve around political asylum, shifting loyalties, and betrayal. Moreover, it will highlight Juliana Crain's struggles to survive.

Juliana Crain shared in TVline the updates of her character. Davalos said, "She's having to be a chameleon in order to survive." When pressed, the actress said that the reluctant rebel finds herself in "seriously compromising circumstances" and added, "She's in a very surprising place at the moment... things have taken a turn."

Spoilers coming from the producers confirmed that Juliana Crain (played by Davalos) will be dealing with the decimation of the resistance, Joe Blake (Luke Kleintank) will be moving to Berlin and Frank Frink (Evans) will become more radicalized after viewing the mysterious movies in the last season.

The Emmy Award-winning series is based on Philip Dick's novel and features Alexa Davalos, Luke Kleintank, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Rupert Evans, DJ Qualls and Rufus Sewell. Bella Heathcote and Tate Donovan are the new added cast. "The Man in the High Castle season 2" will return on Amazon this December 16.