Love Death and Robots Season 3 Review

Love Death and Robots season 3, one of the most talked-about productions of Netflix recently, has finally met with its fans. If we look at the previous seasons that managed to make the audience experience all the emotions at the same time, many changes were made in terms of technique and scenario in the Love Death and Robots season 3. Although these changes were appreciated by many, they also received bad reviews from some viewers.

Let’s talk about the Love Death and Robots season 3 episodes and their recap first, and then do a little review! Be prepared for lots of spoilers.

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Love Death and Robots Season 3 Episodes

Love Death and Robots Season 3 has 9 episodes and these episodes have a duration ranging from 7 to 21 minutes. And as a basic feature of the series, we know that each episode progresses independently of each other.

Love Death and Robots Season 3 Episode 1, 2 and 3

In the 1st episode, Three Robots: Exit Strategies, a story is presented to us through the robots we are familiar with from the 1st season. The criminals who caused the petty apocalypse to stand out as billionaires and politicians with high-tech weapons. The overproduction of technology weapons and the maximum use of fossil fuels is preparing us for the end. It gives an impressive message to the audience.

In our opinion, the best episode of Love Death and Robots Season 3 was the 2nd episode, Bad Traveling. It deals with the problems that a crew of corrupt and hypocritical people on a ship brings to people. Because the crew’s journeys on the ship cause tons of problems, and besides these problems, they are also dealing with a terrible monster. It gives us a message that the good does not always win and that we should not trust everyone.

3rd episode named The Very Pulse of the Machine is different from other episodes of Love Death and Robots Season 3  because it was inspired by the Tales of Old Earth book. Martha is forced to stop in the middle of Jupiter due to a technical glitch. The hallucination caused by the drug she took to relieve her tension, begins to take a strange turn for Martha. Because Jupiter sings one of William Wordsworth’s poems! As a result of these hallucinations, Martha throws herself into the sulfur and dies. Because she already understands that she can’t escape before she runs out of oxygen.

Love Death and Robots Season 3 Episode 4, 5 and 6

In the 4th episode named Night of the Mini-Dead, a thunderstorm causes the sign of the cross to fall upside down on the ground, leading to a zombie invasion. As zombies repeatedly take over cities, they react with a chemical substance in the process, causing them to grow abnormally and shatter cities. Although the White House says there are no zombies in their country, POTUS instructs them to launch any nuclear weapons the USA has. This causes other countries to use their nuclear powers as well, complicating matters even more.

Love Death and Robots Season 3 5th episode is called Kill Team Kill. Sergeant Nielson of the US Special Forces is sent on a tour with his team to learn about unknown causes of deaths in the region. A short time later, they encounter a genetically modified brown bear. Sergeant Morris saves the team with the help of the high-pitched voices that the bear cannot tolerate. Morris takes the team to the base, where there is enough equipment to destroy this creature. When the base isn’t enough to kill, Sergeant Nielson shoots straight into his heart and kills the bear. Just when everything is in order, the bear’s eyes activate the self-destruct mechanism and eventually blow up the whole mountain!

In the 6th episode named Swarm, Galina had been researching ‘The Pack’ for years. Every living thing in the hive worked for the queen and helped build the hive. This working principle promised a system that would guarantee the productivity of workers who were not sensitive and would not riot. Simon Afriel comes to discuss this system in detail and discusses the possibilities with Galina. To create new humans, Galina and Simon plan to do the same for the human species. But this plan would make their own demise!

Love Death and Robots Season 3 Episode 7, 8 and 9

The 7th episode of Love Death and Robots Season 3 is Mason’s Rats. When an elderly Scottish farmer kills a mouse in his barn, he discovers that other mice have turned into highly intelligent creatures. He seeks help from a pest control company using high-end technology. He gets the TT-15 Scorpion robot whose sole purpose is to kill all the mice in the barn. He is very upset that the robots are killing the rats cruelly and he shoots the robot. After disarming the robot, he sits down and enjoys a glass of wine made by mice. Finally, he calls the company and asks them to return the money he gave for the TT-15.

The 8th episode of Love Death and Robots Season 3 is In Vaulted Halls Entombed. Coulthard leads his team to a cave after spotting the rebels. While planning to kill the rebels, they encounter metal-bodied spiders. After the attack, Coulthard and Harper manage to survive. They reach the point where an old God is imprisoned for thousands of years. Harper knew that if released, God would destroy all of humanity. We see him kill him and finally come out of the cave with a knife in his hand. Despite being alive, he goes completely insane and remains in terror.

In the 9th and last episode Jibaro, a siren sound comes from the depths of the lake. When a woman on the lake adorned with gold ornaments sings her song, the men go towards her and eventually kill them. While everyone falls into this woman’s trap, Jibaro manages to escape. The woman has injured one day and the blood from her body fills the entire river. When Jibaro drinks from the river, his deafness suddenly gets better. However, at this time, the woman begins to sing her song again and this time Jibaro is drawn toward the lake. After he finally dies and falls into the water, his body mingles with the thousands of men lying on the riverbed.

Love Death and Robots Season 3 Review

Love Death and Robots Season 3 Review

Although the Love Death and Robots Season 3 episodes are 20 minutes at the most, each episode can be talked about for hours because each one has its own great subtitles. The episodes are also extremely gripping—I finished them all in two days—and of good quality. The graphics are seriously good. Even though there are some boring parts in between, we enjoyed it very much, I hope you did too!

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