Is Geralt bald?

It's that reveal that's stirring up some controversy on "The Witcher" subreddit, as it isn't a young, white-haired boy whom Vesemir refers to as "Geralt," but a petite, wide-eyed, and very bald one.
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Why is Geralt bald in nightmare?

His bald head likely reflects that extra amount of experimentation he underwent, as all his classmates still look the same. Young Geralt is huddling with his other trainees for safety inside Kaer Morhen, protected by Vesemir's childhood love interest Illyana, as Tetra and her forces lay siege to the stronghold.
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How did Geralt get hair?

After the mutations that turned him into a Witcher, Geralt's hair became white. His hair is supposed to be a milk-white color, warm and unique. In many cases however it looks darker or lighter because of dirt in his hair. We sometimes see it in the comics, series, or games as grey due to Geralt's traveling.
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Is Geralt the only Witcher with white hair?

Their bodies just reacted differently with the mutations, which is why their hair isn't white? He responded so well to the normal witcher mutations that he and a few others underwent further mutations. Geralt was the only one to survive them but at the cost all of his body's pigmentation.
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Is Geralt an albino?

If there's one thing that The Witcher games got commendably right about Geralt, that would be his being an outcast. Apart from being a mutant albino who's sterile and also hunts monsters, Geralt is physiologically no longer a human.
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Witcher 101: Why does Geralt have White Hair?



Why is Ciri hair white?

Getting white hair as a Witcher is not a guarantee thing to happen when going through the mutation process. Ciri has Ashen hair because she was born like that. Ciri's ashen-flaxen hair is genetics into play. Is a trait in her bloodline same as her green emerald eyes.
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Are there female Witchers?

It's not that the Witchers are chauvinist pigs by any means (although a few of the Witchers at Kaer Morhen initially give Ciri a rough time). But the trials are so rigorous and dangerous for anyone that undergoes them. So in the world of The Witcher's television adaptation, there are no female Witchers.
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Why are Geralt's eyes so yellow?

The White-grey hair were the side-effects of all the extra experimentation done to him, which he had to bear. Because of this, he earned a name for himself, 'White Wolf. ' His eyes turning yellow in color have the same reason as white-grey hair did.
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Why is Geralt's eyes different than other witchers?

The side effects of these extra modifications cause his hair to whiten (earning him the 'White Wolf' title) and his eyes to turn yellow, which is why other Witchers lack his unique pigmentation.
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Who is the strongest Witcher?

4 Geralt of Rivia Is The Strongest Witcher

Not only is Geralt an incredible swordsman, but he also demonstrates a strong proficiency with magic as well, using the witcher Signs to great advantage in battle.
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Is Geralt's hair grey or white?

Geralt's work has given him quite a reputation as one of the best witchers out there, but that's not the only reason he stands out from the rest, as he also has white hair – and not exactly because of his age.
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Are Witchers immortal?

Building on the last entry; Geralt isn't just heading towards a biblical age, were he to step away from his chosen profession, he'd easily outstrip them because Witchers are technically immortal. It's like Tolkien's elves. So long as he isn't struck down, he will continue to thrive and grunt monosyllabic catchphrases.
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Why don t the other witchers look like Geralt?

Geralt is a result of his exposure to further mutation, due to his unique tolerance for the Trial of Grasses; this extended process left his hair devoid of pigment and possibly left him even stronger and faster than his brethren. How this process was developed is a mystery even to the Witchers themselves.
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Why was Gerald bald?

There may be more to Geralt's bald head than you think

In both the novels and the series, Geralt's lack of pigment is referenced as being a result of his ultimate transformation into a witcher following The Trial of the Grasses.
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Is Vesemir older than Geralt?

Vesemir was the oldest and most experienced witcher at Kaer Morhen in the 13th century and acted as a father figure to Geralt and the other witchers.
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How many witchers are left?

Of these 12 Witchers, only eight are named in the episode's credits: Geralt, Vesemir, Eskel, Coen (Yasen Atour), Lambert (Paul Bullion), Everard (Nathaniel Jacobs), Gwain (Jota Castellano), and Merek (Chuey Okoye).
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Why are cats scared of witchers?

Apart from dragons, cats are the only creatures known to absorb magical energy, but no one knows what they do with it. They are also instantly able to recognize witchers and exhibit an obvious disdain for them, like hissing at them. Cats can also see through invisibility.
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What are Geralt's extra mutations?

After displaying unusual tolerance, Geralt was selected to further experimental mutations which granted him considerably greater strength, speed, endurance, resilience, healing, senses, complete immunity to diseases and conventional poisons, and extreme resistance to pain.
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Why do Geralt's eyes turn green?

In the lore, Ciri eventually becomes a witcher, and takes on mutagens during the Trial of the Grasses, the same ritual that transformed Geralt's hair and eye color.
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Can Ciri have a child?

Since Ciri never underwent the witcher mutations, she's very much fertile and can bear children.
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Is Geralt different from other witchers?

Geralt, played by Henry Cavill in the series, is considered a unique Witcher. Because of his ability to withstand the Trial of the Grasses, he was subjected to additional testing, causing him to gain more abilities while also turning his skin and hair pale white.
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Can a witcher get drunk?

Intoxication is one of the more unique and fun aspects of The Witcher. Basically you can get Geralt "wasted out of his gourd", either deliberately or by accident.
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Can a Witcher have a child?

Throughout The Witcher franchise, all largely agree that witchers themselves cannot have children due to the alchemical mutations they endure at a young age. As a result, Geralt has no children of his own, but instead becomes Ciri's guardian after accepting her as a child of surprise.
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Can Witchers cry?

[Ending Spoilers] The moment you realise that Geralt can cry, he just can't shed tears. Since this a spoiler thread about the ending, i don't feel bad about mentioning the scene on the Isle of Mist.
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