Did Fallout Just Confirm Mr. House in Season 2 Fans React

The showrunners of Prime Video’s "Fallout" TV show have confirmed that Robert House will be involved in Season 2, sparking fan theories about how his character from "Fallout New Vegas" will be incorporated into the live-action series. This confirmation follows a pre-war cameo in Season 1, and fans are eager to know how Mr. House’s presence will affect the canon of New Vegas' multiple endings. "Fallout" is set in 2296, nine years after Fallout 4 and 15 years after the events of Fallout New Vegas. The transition from the game to the series has raised questions about the fate of New Vegas and its characters, with many believing the ending where Mr. House's Securitron army takes control might be considered canon.

Mr. House’s involvement in Season 2 suggests that the ending where his Securitron army takes over New Vegas and maintains a despotic rule might be considered canon. This ending enables him to rule New Vegas, thus aligning with his survival and control over the region as depicted at the end of Season 1.

"Fallout New Vegas," released in 2010 by Obsidian Entertainment, is beloved for its intricate storytelling and multiple endings driven by player choices. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic Las Vegas where players navigate a power struggle between multiple factions, including Mr. House, the New California Republic, and Caesar’s Legion. The confirmation of Mr. House in the TV adaptation indicates that the show's creators are committed to staying true to the complex legacy of the "Fallout" series.