Love, Death + Robots (Volume 3): The Sci-fi Animation Series comes with Nine New Apocalyptic Stories  

At last, the wait is over for the fans of the Love, Death + Robots series. The series is Netflix’s most awaited anime show set to come for the third season, and the official trailer provides a glamorous look on for the fans. The show presents by the executive producer David Fincher’s first forays who are responsible for directing the animation series.

The series launched first time in 2019, and from the beginning, the series got a huge response from the people that help the series to get twelve respective Emmy nominations and eleven wind.  as the show proceeds for the second season, the bar becomes too high along with stories and direction by the makers like the producer Tim Miller, Simon Oto, and also supervising director Jenifer Yuh Nelson, but the third season is expected to break all the records. 

The third season of Love, Death + Robots contains nine episodes that reveal the stories of mutinous shark-hunting adventures, apocalyptic zombie irony, gigantic Scottish rats, and definitely siren songs that fail to attract death knights towards death. In this third volume, we also see the first sequel of the anthology series come in the form of the sci-fi writer and novelist John Scalzi’s fan-favorite tale “Three Robots” which was shown in the Season 1 premiere. 

The most exciting news about Fincher’s directing an episode of Volume 3 has been marked as the return of Alberto Mielgo, who also won three the Emmys for his episode “The Witness” in 2019. The new cast of the anthology series contains Joe Abercrombie, Andrew Kevin Walker, and Carlos Stevens.

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Love, Death + Robots series (Season 3): Plot 

The third volume is going to make a signature with visual inventions that contain such perfect terror, imagination, and also the charm in chaos made by ancient evils and satirical apocalypse in the first two seasons. As a leader of season 3 premiering, Alamo Drayhorse is also hosting free screenings along the U.S. to display the highlights of the first and second seasons, containing such new footage from the latest season. 

Here we are going to explain all details about the nine episodes: 

1. Three Robots: Exit Strategies  

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• Director: Patrick Osborne 
• Writer: John Scalzi 

• Studio: Blow Studio 

This is the first episode for the sequel of the Love, Death & Robots franchise executing the concept of the acclaimed sci-fi novelist John Scalzi. In this episode, we will see the incredible trio of droll droids will come to take a spin-off of the posy-apocalyptic human survival strategies before the entire mankind becomes extinguished finally. 

2. Bad Travelling  

• Director: David Fincher 
• Writer: Andrew Kevin Walker based on the short story by Neal Asher 

• Studio: Blur Studio 

The second episode is based on an efficient shark-hunting sailing boat getting attacked by a giant crustacean shellfish whose size and intelligence can only be resembled by its appetite. Mutiny, betrayal, and ventriloquism along with the corpse… A warm welcome to the animation world directed by David Fincher. 

3. The Very Pulse Of The Machine 

• Director: Emily Dean 
• Writer: Philip Gelatt belongs to the short story by Michael Swanwick 

• Studio: Polygon Pictures 

The third one depicts about an exploratory expedition append on the surface of the moon lo ends up with a disaster, the story focus on an astronaut who must trek to drag safely the body of her co-pilot while using such potentially mind-warping drugs to deal with the pain of her own wounds in this long tribute to legends of comic book Moebius. 

4. Night of the Mini Dead 

• Director: Robert Bisi, Andy Lyon 
• Writer:  Rober Bisi & Andy Lyon, from a short story by Jeff Fowler & Tim Miller 

• Studio: BUCK 

This time the apocalypse is set in the graveyards along with the biting zombie satire, that features some cheeky cemetery sex and gear up to enter into the walking dead invasion of everywhere that extends from downtown LA to the Vatican. It basically indicates the end of the world. 

5. Kill Team Kill 

• Director: Jennifer Yuh Nelson 
• Writer: Philip Gelatt based on the short story by Justin Coates 

• Studio: Titmouse, Inc 

The episode is full of blood with some dumb and young people. The episode contains a huge amount of blood like a  roid-raging, adrenaline fueler that also force the US soldiers to face the enemies with whom they have not faced before, the result of the CIA experiment really gets such fucking Gray to come from the director of Kung-Fu Panda 2. 

6. Swarm 

• Director: Tim Miller 
• Writer: Tim Miller based on the short story by Bruce Sterling 

• Studio: Blur Studio 

This episode mainly depicts a tale of sex, dear, and philosophy to the nearest frontier with two the post-human scientists studying deeply about mindless lightweight people. Tim Miller just writes and directs the first-ever screen adaptation of the work for the popular Cyberpunk author Bruce Sterling. 

7. Mason’s Rats 

• Director: Carlos Stevens 

• Writer: Joe Abercrombie based on the short story by Neal Asher 
• Studio:  Axis Studio 

The story of the episode is like you already aware of your pest control problem while they begin to shoot back. The rat apocalypse is set in Scotland while a grumpy farmer has taken a drastic move to deal with a battle of highly-evolved gigantic rodents. 

8. In Vaulted Halls Entombed 

• Director: Jerome Chen 

• Writer: Philip Gelatt based on the short story by Alan Baxter 
• Studio: Sony Pictures Imageworks 

The episode is based deeply in the mountains of Afghanistan with a squad of special forces soldiers that have become a dangerous job for healing the hostages held by the terrorists. The real evil whom they have to battle with an elder god of ancient and terrifying strength. 

9.Jibaro 

• Director: Alberto Mielgo 

• Writer: Alberto Mielgo 
• Studio: Pinkman. Tv 

The last and final episode is like a combination of fantasy and greed along with a re-imagining of the traditional style of a siren whose music can attract men to their doom. The trick fails the deaf knight, Jibaro, and the golden woman becomes attracted to him. After that deadly dance of the two predators started 

Love, Death + Robots series (Season 3): Release date

Love, Death, + Robots Volume 3 will hit on Netflix on 20^th May 2022. 

Here is the trailer: 

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