Love, Death & Robots: Season 2

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Netflix | Season Premiere Date: May 14, 2021

Summary: The adult animated anthology series from Tim Miller and David Fincher returns with eight new animated shorts.

Genre(s): Comedy, Animation, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction

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The Playlist Andrew Bundy

May 17, 2021

Though its narrative reach and explorative curiosity have been lessened, “Love, Death + Robots” still makes for a tremendously entertaining watch, albeit a very, very short one. Read full review

IndieWire Steve Greene

May 14, 2021

There’s a slight widening of the show’s scope, even with 10 fewer shorts to consider and a bit of the show’s earlier DNA still intact. Read full review

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Mau92

May 21, 2021

More introspective than the first season, I loved it. "Pop Squad" and "The drowned giant" almost made me shed a tear. Too bad it was only 8 episodes. Please, Netflix, more!

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NoahsNexus

Apr 6, 2023

Love, Death & Robots: Season 2 is a thrilling addition to the adult animated anthology series from Tim Miller and David Fincher. The season features eight new animated shorts, each with its own unique style, story, and animation techniques.

The series continues to push the boundaries ofLove, Death & Robots: Season 2 is a thrilling addition to the adult animated anthology series from Tim Miller and David Fincher. The season features eight new animated shorts, each with its own unique style, story, and animation techniques.

The series continues to push the boundaries of storytelling and animation, offering a diverse range of themes and subject matters. From a post-apocalyptic world to a time-traveling detective story, each episode takes the viewer on a new and exciting journey.

One standout episode is "Ice," which features stunning 3D animation and a captivating story about a group of scientists stranded in the Arctic. Another highlight is "The Drowned Giant," which uses beautiful hand-drawn animation to tell a haunting story about a massive corpse that washes up on a beach.

While the series continues to impress with its animation and storytelling, some episodes feel too short, leaving the viewer wanting more. Additionally, a few episodes feel a bit too familiar, with similar themes and tropes to previous seasons.

Overall, Love, Death & Robots: Season 2 is a must-watch for fans of adult animation and science fiction. With its impressive animation, creative storytelling, and diverse themes, it earns a solid 8/10 rating.… Expand

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glomman

Jan 6, 2022

While not as good or as creative as the first season, season two has very nice short stories, which are confidently well animated. It's just that some stories fall flat here and there, but the episodes are only 20 minutes long at their highest, so I highly suggest you watch this, if youWhile not as good or as creative as the first season, season two has very nice short stories, which are confidently well animated. It's just that some stories fall flat here and there, but the episodes are only 20 minutes long at their highest, so I highly suggest you watch this, if you already liked season one.… Expand

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Akinori

May 16, 2021

I think it's mediocre, visual is very good for 2 videos not more, but the story is very very poor like 'OMG i'm an immortal, OMG you are a synth, we are so diverse lets live together, because it's a key factor in strong peoples relationship' or 'immortality or a child, what would you choose,I think it's mediocre, visual is very good for 2 videos not more, but the story is very very poor like 'OMG i'm an immortal, OMG you are a synth, we are so diverse lets live together, because it's a key factor in strong peoples relationship' or 'immortality or a child, what would you choose, such a deep philosophical dilemma'. Last 3 videos I just scrolled at the middle see that there is nothing there and skip to a next one. Netflix, please don't continue.… Expand

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bonq

May 15, 2021

From all of those animation I liked maybe one, or two. It was more like watching tech demo, then story. Nothing new, lot of cliches. Full season overall is very meh. If you are really bored and there is noting else you could watch.

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CriticalBlind

May 15, 2021

While I loved "Ice" and "The Tall Grass" animation, this season has been dissapointing overall.

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failedspirit

May 15, 2021

Compared to season 1 this is one is absolutely boring and doesn’t have anything to say. There wasn’t a single memorable episode. Not one.

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Series Overview
Season 4

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- Season 4 Overview
  Air Date: May 15, 2025
Season 3

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- Season 3 Overview
  Air Date: May 20, 2022
Season 2

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- Season 2 Overview
  Air Date: May 14, 2021
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Season 1

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- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: March 15, 2019