Get ready, animation fans! The popular Netflix series Love, Death + Robots is coming back with Volume 4, and it’s full of wild adventures, sci-fi action, and surprising stories. You can start watching it on May 15, 2025, only on Netflix.
This show is not like regular cartoons. Love, Death + Robots is an anthology series, which means each episode tells a different story with new characters, worlds, and animation styles. Some episodes are funny, some are scary, and some are just very strange — but all of them are made for older viewers.
There will be 10 new animated shorts in Volume 4. The teaser trailer shows some very exciting scenes. You will see T. rex dinosaurs fighting like gladiators, talking cats and robots acting funny in kitchens, and even household machines like toasters and mixers feeling tired of work. In one part, aliens land in the desert and meet humans. In another, a scary fire-breathing demon appears in a dark fantasy world. The animation looks super creative and exciting.
Each episode is made by a different group of artists, so every story looks and feels different. Some stories will make you laugh, others might make you feel a little scared or surprised. The show is created by Tim Miller, who also worked on the movie Deadpool, and produced by David Fincher, known for The Killer and Mindhunter. Jennifer Yuh Nelson, who directed Kung Fu Panda 2, is also part of the team.
Now, even though the show has fun animation and robots, it is not meant for small kids. Many episodes have violence, scary monsters, strong language, and sometimes adult topics like war or death. Some stories may also include nudity or dark themes. That’s why this show is best for ages 16 and up. Parents should be careful and check what each episode is about before letting teens watch.
If you like shows with science fiction, cool animation, and lots of surprises, you might enjoy Love, Death + Robots — just make sure you’re old enough to watch it.
All episodes of Volume 4 will be available to stream on May 15, 2025, and the first three volumes are already on Netflix’s Official Site. So get ready for a wild ride into worlds full of love, death, and of course, robots.