The survivors of the nuclear apocalypse face more challenges as the recent "The 100" season 4 trailer had been released. It showed cringing scenes where the survivors were not only trying to survive the epidemic but establishing a standard to thrive. There were also scenes that showed people battling each other and weighing down justice for vengeance. Will they prosper?

Trailer Giveaways

The latest "The 100" season 4 trailer showed the survivors of the Nuclear Fallout coping with what's left of planet earth. The treated survivors had been seen dying and turning to ash as the rate of livable areas on the planet showed a decline. In fact, several bodies had been seen clothed and wrapped in ropes after they had been exposed.

Clarke Griffin, one of the original delinquents of the survivors, was last seen visiting Earth and testing the planet if it was livable after the epidemic. The trailer showed that he was determined to put a start to surviving Earth once again and that the challenges the survivors had to overcome could be possible than ever, reported Variety.

Furthermore, there was also a showing of people turning against each other in the hopes of gaining more control of shelters. The poisonous radiation had led the humans to be more territorial that some of them had been killing each other while others saw saving some. In fact, some of the killings shown in "The 100" season 4 trailer showcased how the others would kill for vengeance instead of survival.

Lost Hopes

On other news, Hollywood Reporter suggested that the apocalypse did not cause lost hope for the other survivors. "The 100" season 4 trailer showed a slogan "From the ashes, we will rise," which suggested that the humans were still hoping for a better outcome.  However, even the corrupt A.I. ALIE was dismayed when the nuclear power plants started to melt on Earth that would result to the further decline of habitability of the planet. Clark, along with Bellamy and the rest of the Skakikru and Grounders still pushed their fight for clean water and new hookups would arise.

"The 100" season 4 trailer focused on the fight for survival which would suggest that many death tolls are still bound to happen. Catch the series' premiere this coming Feb. 1, 2017, only on the CW.