Netflix has ordered the fourth season of Love, Death & Robots.
Created by Tim Miller and produced by Blur Studio, Love Death + Robots is an anthology series that spans a range of genres including comedy, sci-fi and horror and focuses on the three elements of its title. Featured shorts are created by creative teams from around the world with a variety of storytelling and animation. Note that Jennifer Yu Nelson is directing production and executive producing along with Joshua Donen, Tim Miller and David Fincher.
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— Netflix (@netflix) August 12, 2022
Love Death + Robots, whose first season dominated television at the Annie Awards 2020, returned to Netflix on May 20 with a third season. Nine new episodes range from the discovery of an ancient evil to a comedic apocalypse, featuring short and stunning stories from fantasy, horror and science fiction.
Love Death + Robots Adult Animated Anthology
Executive Producer Tim Miller explained the appeal of Love, Death + Robots to an adult audience:
I felt that there wasn’t much adult animation in the West, especially in America, and especially not at a budget level that would allow for a really high end range of CGI like what was going on at Pixar and DreamWorks for kids. We felt it was time to do it for adults.
Netflix’s announcement of the new season was made using flash images in several bright colors with the words “Volume F***!”and three small images illustrating three key words that sum up the series (like heart for love, X for death, and tiny robot head for…robots).