Fanbyte's Imran Khan has also pointed out that the original Bayonetta 3 teaser showed the original game's version of Bayonetta being seemingly defeated by a mysterious entity, perhaps meaning that Cereza will have to save her. Initially, fans merely joked that the figure at the end of the trailer is Vergil from Devil May Cry, but then astute viewers noticed what appears to be Cheshire.

A second, more extensive showcase followed in 2021, providing the first look at 'Bayonetta 3' gameplay. While the trailer starts off innocuous enough, during its short runtime, it begins to show off exactly what most players expect from the franchise flashy, frenetic, and feisty action with imposing supernatural threats to. The trailer then shows off a flashy battle with a big villain, allowing players to get a glimpse at Bayonetta’s moveset and how combat will work in the third installment of the popular series. Nintendo unveiled 'Bayonetta 3' with a brief Teaser Trailer in 2017. With time travel and alternate universes already established as concepts in the Bayonetta series, it's possible that this theory will be confirmed. This release date was featured at the end of a modest-sized Bayonetta 3 gameplay showcase with new mechanics to boot. You can view the trailer above, although don’t expect much in the way of details or insights about the upcoming game. Trailers Teaser Trailer Bayonetta 3 Official Teaser Trailer - The Game Awards 2017 The trailer begins with a shot of the moon before a wash of blood red changes the colour. Bayonetta 3 was officially announced in 2017, and confirmed to be a Nintendo Switch exclusive in 2019, and the first gameplay trailer was released in 2021. While fans at the time thought this was Taylor cryptically referring to some behind-the-scenes recasting drama, it could be that this alternate version of Cereza is being voiced by someone else - potentially opening the door for her to return as the original Bayonetta. Bayonetta 3 is a Nintendo Switch exclusive, with no announced release date. The first official trailer for Bayonetta 3 was revealed during the Nintendo Direct broadcast on 23rd Sept, 2021, where the game was confirmed to be releasing in 2022. Earlier this month, Bayonetta's voice actor Hellena Taylor said fans 'might have to' get used to the character without her voice, refusing to clarify, likely due to contractual obligations. Additionally, fans have pointed out that the Bayonetta sounds a bit different in the trailer than in previous games.

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