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The last installment of Netflix’s Love, Death, and Robots anthology series was nothing short of fantastic, and we’re just a few weeks away from the show returning to Netflix with new episodes.
Today, Netflix announced that Love, Death, and Robots’ fourth volume is set to debut in May with 10 new animated stories about people living in worlds filled with all kinds of wildly futuristic technology. David Fincher and Tim Miller return as the series’ executive producers, and Kung Fu Panda 2’s Jennifer Yuh Nelson is once again the supervising director.
A teaser trailer for the new volume highlights how tonally distinct its episodes will be as they drop you into worlds overrun by gigantic robot babies and gladiator dinosaurs.
Some of this season’s stories will be lighthearted and comedic while others zoom in on people trying to survive through apocalypses, but they all seem like they’re going to be gorgeous when Love, Death, and Robots’s fourth volume debuts on May 15th.
