Love, Death & Robots

Overview

Love, Death & Robots is an animated anthology series presented by Tim Miller and David Fincher, made for Netflix. Instead of one continuing story, every episode is a self-contained short film, each with its own characters, setting and animation style. One short might follow soldiers facing a supernatural threat, the next might explore a far-future colony, and another might turn a household appliance into the hero of a strange little fable.

The three words in the title are the only real rules: love, death and robots recur in different combinations across the episodes, which range from dark comedy and horror to science fiction and satire. Because each short stands alone, viewers can dip in anywhere, though the series as a whole is aimed firmly at adult audiences, with mature themes, violence and strong language throughout.

Quick facts

• Year: 2019
• Type: Series
• Seasons: 4 volumes (45 episodes)
• Genres: Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
• Original language: English
• Network: Netflix
• Status: Canceled

Watch the Trailer

Watch the official trailer from Netflix’s YouTube channel below.

Where to Watch

Love, Death & Robots streams in India on Netflix, with all four volumes available.

Frequently asked questions

What is Love, Death & Robots about?

It is an anthology of standalone animated short films. Each episode tells a different story built around the themes of love, death and robots, using a different animation style, from photorealistic CGI to hand-drawn and stylized 2D work.

How many episodes and volumes are there?

There are 45 episodes across four volumes: Volume 1 (2019) has 18 episodes, Volume 2 (2021) has 8, Volume 3 (2022) has 9, and Volume 4 (2025) has 10.

Is Love, Death & Robots suitable for children?

No. The series is adult animation, rated 18, with mature themes, graphic violence and strong language in many episodes.

Where can I watch Love, Death & Robots in India?

All four volumes stream in India on Netflix.