Although "Fear the Walking Dead" season 3 does not have a definite air date yet, it is already alleged that the upcoming season of the series will feature Travis Manawa (Cliff Curtis) as a badass.

According to the latest reports, no less than "Fear the Walking Dead" executive producer David Erickson, who confirmed that Travis will experience a transition into somebody who is more determined to survive the zombie apocalypse, even if it means becoming more violent.

"He's going to be somebody much quicker to pull the trigger. He's going to be somebody who is far more aggressive," Erickson hinted on what the viewers can expect from Travis in the upcoming season 3 of "Fear the Walking Dead" in an exclusive interview with Comic Book last month.

Erickson explained that there will be no more turning back for Travis. To recall, Travis lost his temper in the season 2 finale of "Fear the Walking Dead" upon learning the death of his son, Chris (Lorenzo Henrie). Because of the rage he was experiencing, Travis beat to death the two young boys who caused the demise of Chris and even slammed a door to a friend's head, which, even if Travis didn't intend to, caused his death, too.

"I think that you can't cross that line and then go back. That's not to say he's not going to protect Madison (Kim Dickens) or be protective of her and Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey), but he's going to go about that in a much, much different way," Erickson explained about the changes that will happen to Travis.

Meanwhile, apart from showing a different side of Travis, there are also rumors claiming that Victor Strand (Colman Domingo) will be helping in the growth of the community now that he is all by himself.

As of this writing, AMC has not yet released any official statement as to when exactly "Fear the Walking Dead" will return for its season 3. Nonetheless, it is strongly believed to arrive sometime in 2017 with a different type of Travis Manawa.