Warner Bros. released the final official trailer for "Wonder Woman," revealing significant spoilers for the film. Meanwhile, Diana (Gal Gadot) might be the daughter of the Greek god Zeus.

The solo debut of Gadot's Wonder Woman, directed by Patty Jenkins, will premiere this coming June and unveil the origin story of Princess Diana of the Amazons. The final official trailer of "Wonder Woman" was recently released by Warner Bros., leaving Easter eggs about the upcoming film.

One of the details revealed by the trailer is why Wonder Woman's main armor is a shield.

In the beginning of the trailer, Queen Hippolyta (Connie Nielsen) tells her daughter, "Fighting does not make you a hero," to which the young Diana tries to bargain with her mother that maybe she can get a shield with "no sharp edges" if she promises to be careful.

Wonder Woman's armor in battle is composed of a shield and a lasso, which are commonly used to resist or subdue an opponent. Although the Godkiller Sword will be used by Diana in the film, the principle the Queen bestowed upon her and to their kind is to fight violence not by harming their opponent, but by disarming them.

The final trailer also reveals who Diana will be facing in "Wonder Woman." It will be General Erich Ludendorff (Danny Huston) along with his chemical weapons expert Doctor Poison (Elena Anaya), who brings danger to all of the world and the Amazons.

Meanwhile, there is a possibility that Diana is the child of Zeus.

In the official Origin trailer of "Wonder Woman," Queen Hippolyta is heard talking about how to raise Diana as a warrior.

"You will train her harder than any Amazon before her. Five times harder, ten times harder, until she is better than even you. But she must never know the truth about what she is," the Queen says.

As hinted by reports, Diana is the true source of power of lightning, not her vambraces. It is speculated that the truth of her creation came from a torrid love affair between the Queen Amazon and Zeus, making Diana a demigod.

"Wonder Woman" will hit theaters on June 2.