Oct 27, 2016 12:33 PM EDT By Khelsie Tee, UniversityHerald Reporter

Trish Walker was a prominent force in Jessica Jones' life, helping her navigate through her traumatic experience and the heroine put an end to Kilgrave terrorizing. There's a lot still left to uncover about the character, particularly with regard to her comic book alias Hell Cat. Come "Jessica Jones" Season 2, will Trish finally suit up as a vigilante herself?

When viewers first met Trish (Rachel Taylor) in the first outing of "Jessica Jones," she was a feisty and independent woman, who's been training in Krav Maga to defend herself. It's obvious she wasn't just a pretty face - there was more to her that just her good looks and personality.

Having set up Trish as a strong character, fans are aching to see her transform into Hellcat in "Jessica Jones" Season 2. On the show, Jessica asks Trish what else she could possible want when she's already rich and has a very successful career. Trish responds, "Well, to save the world, of course."

Taylor hints that Trish meant it when she said she wanted to save the world. "I do think there's a part of her that would love to make it right in the way that she thinks Jessica could make it right if she was just to overcome her dysfunctions and put down the bottle," CBR quotes the actress.

Other than Trish's beginnings as a superhero in her own right, Taylor reveals that there are more revelations coming about her character. "Even though there was plenty of meat on the bone in the first season, I actually think we've only just scratched the surface in terms of what we could potentially explore with Trish Walker," she tells Marvel.

Most recently, Trish made a cameo voice appearance on the recently released "Luke Cage" series, where she also briefly mentioned Jessica and Matthew Murdock, a.k.a. Daredevil.

Meanwhile, "Jessica Jones" Season 2 will begin filming after "The Defenders," which brings together Jessica, Matthew Murdock, Luke Cage and Danny Rand is the superhero quartet of Hell's Kitchen.

"The Defenders" will come out after Finn Jones makes his debut as "Iron Fist" on Netflix next year.

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