Netflix unveiled the official key art for Love, Death + Robots ahead of Season 3's impending debut.The image, shared by Screen Rant, features the show's logo, consisting of a heart, a cross and a robot head, slowly burning up in orange flames. While the visual is striking, it doesn't necessarily give away much in terms of what fans can expect from the third season. Some have taken the spreading fire as a symbol regarding the tone of the upcoming batch of Love, Death + Robots episodes. While little has been shown in the way of content, some suspect that Season 3 will embrace some of the series' darker elements. .webp)
Little is known about the contents of Season 3 but Netflix has provided fans with a brief description of what they can expect. "Terror, imagination and beauty combine in new episodes which stretch from uncovering an ancient evil to a comedic apocalypse, telling startling short stories of fantasy, horror and science-fiction with trademark wit and visual invention," reads the official description.One confirmed story, highlighted by the show's teaser trailer, is a sequel to the beloved "Three Robots" episode from Season 1. Speaking during an AMA, creator Tim Miller addressed the fan response regarding the vacation of three unassuming robots in a post-apocalyptic world. "I don't know if there's an accurate judge of popularity, but 'Zima Blue' and 'Three Robots' and 'The Witness' were pretty regularly listed as favorites, and 'Three Robots' because it's so fucking funny." The episode was adapted from a short story penned by John Scalzi who worked with the production team to bring the characters to the small screen.Love, Death + Robots is an animated anthology series that showcases a variety of different stories and art styles all loosely linked together around the themes highlighted in the title. The show initially started life as a remake of the 1981 film Heavy Metal before pivoting after acclaimed director David Fincher joined the project as an executive producer.Over the course of two seasons, Love, Death + Robots has earned almost universal acclaim from critics who praised its diverse storytelling and impressive technology. The show has taken home several Primetime Emmy Awards for episodes such as "The Witness," "Snow in the Desert," "All Through the House," "Automated Customer Service," "Sucker of Souls," "Good Hunting" and "The Secret War."Love, Death + Robots Season 3 hits Netflix on May 20.Source: Screen Rant