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“Pacific Rim: The Black”: Netflix Animated Series Brings the Franchise Back to Life Next Month!
We stay. And fight.
After two movies, the monsters vs. robots franchise Pacific Rim is getting its own animated series over at Netflix, continuing the battle between the Kaiju and the Jaegers.
It’s titled “Pacific Rim: The Black,” and the streaming service has shared a short teaser trailer today. Additionally, they’ve announced the series premiere on March 4, 2021!
Check out the teaser below. Here’s the plot synopsis…
“Long ago, humanity defeated the Kaiju. Now, they’re evacuating Australia. Join a pair of siblings and their battered, long-abandoned Jaegar as they battle across a continent of danger.”
“Pacific Rim: The Black” comes from Legendary Entertainment.
The third season of Don Mancini’s “Chucky” wraps up with a super-sized final episode this Wednesday, and SYFY has provided us with a sneak peek clip to get you ready this morning.
The Season 3 finale is fittingly titled “Final Destination,” and Jake’s taking a trip to the Spirit Realm to make contact with Charles Lee Ray. His goal? To extract information about Caroline’s whereabouts and kill Chucky once and for all. Watch the clip below for a preview, which suggests that Jake’s going to have to grapple with more than just Chucky on the other side.
In the finale, “Jake faces his demons and a new type of evil in the quest to find Caroline.”
We’ll also be introduced to Chucky’s (literal) maker in this week’s “Final Destination,” with John Waters returning to the franchise to play Wendell Wilkins, the creator of the Good Guys!
The finale of “Chucky” Season 3 airs Wednesday, May 1 on USA & SYFY.
You can expect the Season 3 finale to hit Peacock on Thursday, May 2.
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