Predator: Killer of Killers

The new original animated anthology offers a visual and narrative journey through different time periods, where violence, duty, and internal struggle define its protagonists. Composed of three independent stories, yet united by a common thread — the figure of the warrior who confronts not only their enemy but also their destiny — this series presents an intense and stylized exploration of human courage in moments of extreme adversity.

The first story takes us into the brutal world of the Vikings. A fierce raider leads her young son down a blood-soaked path of revenge. More than just a journey of destruction, this tale delves into the bond between mother and son in the context of war, where the inheritance of hatred and the instinct for survival become intertwined. The narrative evolves into a meditation on what is passed down through generations when violence is the only legacy the world seems to offer.

The second episode unfolds in feudal Japan, where two brothers, both trained in the deadly arts of combat, face off over the family throne. One is a silent and lethal ninja; the other, a proud samurai who embodies tradition. Their rivalry, steeped in betrayal and a sense of duty, culminates in a devastating confrontation. This segment stands out for its emotional depth, the elegance of its animation, and the way it portrays the conflict between the old and the new — between loyalty to the clan and the pursuit of one’s own path.