"Lore. Lore never changes. Fallout fans will recognize this playful take on Ron Perlman's iconic voiceover, but it also serves as a bedrock truth for Amazon's smash-hit series. Fallout the show cannot escape Fallout the game, for better or worse. There is a voluminous history it must draw from, a fact that carries a lot of risk thanks to the legions of devoted fans ready to cry foul when deviations occur. It's also a tremendous opportunity."
"He then explains that the divide between humans and metahumans goes deeper than wayward neutrons and gamma rays. The humans created their "kin," ghouls, super mutants, et. all, and soon drove them to the brink of extinction. He tells The Ghoul there is a war coming, and they need to unite against their common enemy - the Enclave. The Ghoul dismisses the offer,"
Amazon's Fallout is set in 2296, nine years after Fallout 4, creating fresh narrative space while remaining anchored to existing game lore. Ron Perlman appears as a Super Mutant who heroically saves The Ghoul, patches a grievous wound with a chunk of uranium, and urges metahumans to unite. The Super Mutant claims humans created ghouls and super mutants and nearly drove them to extinction, warning of an approaching war with the Enclave. The Ghoul rejects the offer and is rendered unconscious, while the Super Mutant's closing line hints at Unity and a possible return of the Master.
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