All arms are called in and one neighbor, Jake, sacrifices himself to kill a large portion of the swarm. When the defense field fails, DeeBees pour in faster than they can be repelled, so the community heads for underground shelters. She then realizes that a man in the hotel across the street, identical to her victim, has witnessed the murder.Ĭast : Emily O'Brien, Ben Sullivan, Matt Yang King, Nolan North, Anastasia FosterĪ small community of farmers pilot mech suits to defend their land from an invading swarm of insectoids which they call "DeeBees". They proceed to fight over the gun, with the woman ending up shooting the man dead. The woman steals a gun and hides in an apartment, but the man finds and corners her. During her dance, the woman notices the man in the audience and he chases her through the city streets. The man enters the club, guided by the host. The woman flees to a sex club where she works as a dancer under the alias Zawora. He then realizes that a woman in the hotel across the street, identical to his victim, has witnessed the murder. The cat then proves this by showing it can speak, demanding to be petted, while many other cats in the base corner the three robots.Ĭast : Josh Brener, Gary Anthony Williams, Chris ParnellĪ man murders a woman in an apartment in Hong Kong. K-VRC states that at one point, humans genetically engineered their cats. 11-45-G explains that humans died out from environmental disasters caused by their own actions. The three robots learn about their origins and later arrive at what appears to be a nuclear missile base. They learn the concept of human sports, consumption, and eventually pets when they encounter a living cat, which proceeds to follow them. Long after the fall of humanity, three robots (K-VRC, XBOT 4000, and 11-45-G) wander through a post-apocalyptic city, trying to understand how humans lived based on their limited knowledge of them and the things they left behind. The screen fades to black as she asks: "Are you scared now?" mirroring Dicko's question.Ĭast : Helen Sadler, Hayley McLaughlin, Time Winters, Omid Abtahi, Christine Adams, Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Braden Lynch Sonnie as Khanivore breaks out of her holding tank and kills the mistress, then prepares to kill Dicko. However, Sonnie's laughter is heard, revealing that her human body is only a 'bioware processor spliced to a spine' and that her consciousness was always inside Khanivore, the fear of death in combat being her real "edge". The mistress then stomps at Sonnie's head, crushing it. Dicko then reveals himself and taunts Sonnie, asking if she is scared now. Later, Dicko's mistress visits Sonnie and seduces her, only to impale Sonnie's head with a concealed weapon.
Sonnie enters the arena piloting her beast Khanivore, to fight the opponent, Turboraptor. Her teammates Wes and Ivrina explain that Sonnie was sexually assaulted and mutilated in the past her desire for revenge eventually becomes her "edge". The ringmaster, Dicko, attempts to bribe Sonnie to throw the match, but she declines. In dystopian London, a young woman named Sonnie participates in underground "Beastie" fights - remotely controlled bio-engineered gladiator beast battles.
This ordering has since been changed by Netflix.
In June 2019, Netflix renewed the series for an eight-episode second season, that was released on May 14, 2021, with an eight-episode third season scheduled for release in 2022. The series is a re-imagining of Fincher and Miller's long in-development reboot of the 1981 animated science fiction film Heavy Metal. Each episode was animated by different crews from a range of countries. The series is produced by Tim Miller, Joshua Donen, David Fincher and Jennifer Miller. The 18-episode first season was released on March 15, 2019. Love, Death & Robots (stylized as LOVE DEATH + R⬮BOTS, and represented in emoji form as ❤️❌?) is an American adult animated anthology streaming television series on Netflix.