This week on the channel +26M views this week

Blade Runner and the Hellaverse fill Prime Video's week

The final trailer approaches seven million views, while Angel Dust, Alastor and RoboFizz supply the animated side of a sixteen-upload week.

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Prime Video Story of November 15, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Blade Runner 2099 - Final Trailer | Prime Video

What did you think?

Cora faces retina scans and questions about her identity; Alastor treats a smile as a tool. Prime Video's week moves between two very different kinds of deception, with futuristic Los Angeles sharing the upload schedule with the demons of Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss.

"Blade Runner 2099 - Final Trailer | Prime Video" is comfortably the week's most-watched new upload, approaching seven million views. The limited series premieres November 25, and the trailer puts an impostor Blade Runner inside a city taken by replicants. Among viewers' talking points are its resemblance to Altered Carbon and how much this future appears to have changed since Blade Runner 2049.

The animated uploads offer smaller, character-focused visits: Angel Dust gets a showcase, Alastor gets an edit built around his calculating persona, and Helluva Boss returns to Mammon's running factory and Blitzø's complicated relationships. After the trailer, the Angel Dust and Alastor videos are the channel's busiest uploads right now. That fits a channel whose all-time regular-video favorites include a whole run of Hazbin Hotel sing-alongs.

Prime Video added 50,000 subscribers over the week, although its current daily views are well below their usual level. Nearby, Comedy Central is holding close to its normal viewing pace, Adult Swim is modestly above its own, and Still Watching Netflix is having a slower spell.

There is room for the craft behind the spectacle, too. The new Rings of Power featurette visits the construction of Ar-Pharazon's grand parade and the design of Marduk, an unexpectedly elven-allied orc.

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What viewers say

Not much has advanced in fifty years since 2049 to 2099
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Looks more like Altered Carbon than Blade Runner 🫩.
@JosephVayalatJosephSee it on YouTube
Interested but (Very if not Massively) Skeptical.
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