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Netflix’s Terminator Zero Anime Launches With Glowing Reviews on Rotten Tomatoes

This might be the best thing since Judgement Day.
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Published: Aug 30, 2024 02:56 pm

The Terminator franchise is one of the most beloved pieces of sci-fi fiction in history, and the latest anime series tackling the series’ complicated lore, Terminator Zero, is absolutely breathtaking.

Under the direction of showrunner and executive producer Mattson Tomlin, Terminator Zero, produced by Production I.G., No Brakes, Skydance Television, and Netflix Anime has successfully met fan (and critic) expectation, debuting with an outstanding 100% on Rotten Tomatoes (with a 91% audience score).

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Critics raving about the series say that Terminator Zero has incredibly high production value, with gorgeous animation, intense action sequences, and a meaningful story discussing humanity, mortality, and morality.

Terminator Zero takes place in 1997 Tokyo, and follows Malcolm Lee, a man developing a powerful AI system named “Kokoro” that’s designed to compete with the infamous Skynet. Right before Judgement Day, Malcolm finds himself, as well as his children, being hunted by an indestructible robot when a mysterious soldier from the distant future finds him, claiming that they’ve been sent to protect him.

Terminator Zero is available on Netflix

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Anna Williams -- not to be confused with the Tekken character -- is an editor and writer that has been working closely with the anime and manga industry for over four years for a variety of publications including Comic Book Resources, Screen Rant, and We Got This Covered. She has had the opportunity to sit down and talk with key figures in the industry, and continue to grow a vast knowledge of the art and culture that goes into each new seasonal and ongoing franchise. She's also had the opportunity to work alongside indie game developers like Baroque Decay to edit and localize early devlog materials for their upcoming game Catechesis.