5 Most Powerful Moments In Love Death + Robots 

I made a video on the 4 most powerful moments in Love Death + Robots Season 2! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L9pfYVICTpQ.html

You missed something extremely important with “Beyond the Aquila Rift”: In the original short story, and the animation, the alien creature doesn’t “capture” or “feed” on anything. Ships accidentally end up in the nest, and it takes the burden upon itself to telepathically feed a comforting simulation into the minds of those who are unfortunate enough to become stranded there until they peacefully pass away. The alien in personality is like a hospice nurse. It cares for you until you ultimately die from starvation and dehydration. It’s truly a tragic story with no malevolent being in sight. That’s what makes it so powerful.

It's like Black Mirror only I don't want to hang myself after every episode.

I know maybe the story wasn’t the deepest but did anyone else find the cinematography in “The Witness” to be amazing?

I wish the producers would make a full movie out of Sonnies Edge, Beyond the Aquila Rift, Three Robots, etc

I wasnt expecting much from Zime Blue but i ended up loving it.

There's nothing to indicate that the spider lady has captured, or feeds off the ships and their crews. If anything, pretty much everything points to the spider lady being a benign being, but just extremely alien by human standards

I really enjoyed the charm and light hearted ness of ‘Three Robots’

Good hunting is crazy cool, from ghost story to steampunk.

5. "Dad!" from Secret war 4. Real reality reveal in Aquila rift 3. Frankie's (?) death in suits 2. "Every time I fight, I fight for my life" from Sonnie's edge 1. Zima's alegoric dismantle from Zima Blue

Who else loved that brutal wolverine fatality in Sonnies Edge?

You're wrong about the alien in Aquila's Rift being evil and wanting to eat him or something. She's a being caring for all the lost beings that get sent to that junction by an FTL mistake never able to return. Thom is the first human, and she's trying to figure out a way to care for him without him going insane about being surrounded by nothing but strange aliens. It explains more in the original short story.

'Good Hunting' was powerful to me when she finally turned into her (mecha) fox/kitsune form again and started hunting. :'3

The scene in the secret war where in the final battle one of the soldiers kil

One of the most powerful moments for me was the twist at the end of sonnies edge... and the rest would be the same as your list tho

I think Fish Night is a Fall of Icarus tale, he flies too high against the wiser man's yells and gets killed for it, becoming a ghost beforehand.

Secret War was my favorite... I wish it was in Russian, it would have been a 20/10 Aquila Rift was insane also. Lovecraftnian terror at its best.

Thought the secret wars ending was quite powerful. Unpopular opinion but lucky 13 also was quite powerful aswell.

Never been so fascinated by a Netflix show

I actually think the symbolism in Fish Night is a lot deeper. For me, it symbolized the old man's journey as a sailor and how he lost a son or friend. Being salesman stranded at the desert is actually two sailors stuck at sea. Perhaps their "poor sales" lately was their poor catching of fish. And to take a break from the stress, the young man sees fish in the water and decides to take a swim, but is taken from a shark. At least that's what I thought of it.

Good hunting was insane. The smoothest transition from fantasy to sci-fi, two polar opposite genres in less than fifteen minutes. Just insane

Ehhh I feel Zima blue was about more than fame, but rather humans seeking knowledge about our roll in the universe, and how this endless pursuit will not fulfill us, I.E. ignorance is bliss and we can't be happy if we are constantly seeking anwsers

As I finished Zima Blue, I said out loud to myself, "That is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen." Literally everything about it worked. The style, the animation, the voice acting, and a gorgeously melancholy and yet uplifting story. It was like the story itself was that shade of blue: capable of making you feel happy, but also a little sad, but ultimately at peace. It was not just a statement on satisfaction, but on the color blue itself.

I'm I the only one who really love Luck 13?

Yogurt....its got to be the yogurt

they should make a movie of aquila rift. the song of this episode is awesome too

To be honest 3 robots was the best in terms of simple storytelling, harsh truths, and unique point of view in this case a robots point of view simply fantastic

My fav episode is the secret war, the Music is great, it looks so Real and it gave me goosebumps when they made the last stand :D

Tom in Aquila Rift looks a lot like Hugh Jackman.

For #1, The creature doesn’t feed off the crew. The story is taken straight out of a book. The creature is actually loving and benevolent and is putting them in a pleasurable virtual reality, because they can’t face the reality that they are stranded forever with no hope of rescue in an alien environment. Tom’s muscles were wasted from not moving for years. Not from being fed on. Who knows how many times he’s been in and out of the false reality and can’t handle his true reality. Being in and out of hibernation without a functional pod has withered his body. The creature is just so hideous that the moment clearly traumatized Tom, so the creature has to put him back into the false reality over and over again. Suzy represents Tom’s subconscious mind. Every time she is awakened the subconscious instantly rejects the false reality. If you go back and look at min 5:30 of that episode you can see the creatures true form through the bottle.

Dunno the Soviets fighting a horde seemed the most powerful and on top of that fought with shovels

beyond the aquila rift was insane, wish it was long like a movie.

I only just heard about this over this past weekend, and I've never missed my net connection more than now. This is brilliant stuff!!

The end of Sonnies Edge was amazing!

"IT HAS BEEN AN HONOR" УРА БРАТАН

After seeing so many other list from other people on the first season of Love, Death & Robot, your list by far falls more in line with how I took the different episodes of the show. Your list is on top of my list. 👏🏾👏🏾

Love Death and Robots > Black mirror

Why does everyone assume the creature in the Aquila Rift is trying to "feed" off of the crew? I've noticed this pop up in several videos. It's obvious some people don't understand how space horror works. The "horror" isnt how creepy the creature is. It is the terrifying reality and utter hopelessness that the creature was trying to save them from that is true horror. Ugh. It makes me truly sad that this is how people are perceiving this episode.

Hey man I really like your content😁

Great video! The most powerful scene for me is in "Secret War" when the bombers come over the tree line decimating the monsters with the soundtrack of the lute played by the captain’s son, showing that he (and everyone) completed their mission. Chills every time.

I haven’t watched the series in about 6-8 months. Every once in a while I just think about a random episode and am reminded of the series magnificence. Subbing. Great video!

This series was excellent never seen anything like it worth the watch

In my opinion shape shifters would be in this list instead of a helping hand just because of the lengths a person would go to to avenge a friend's death

Where is the secret war? Ma boi mowed down like 200 monsters and even stabbed one with the barrel of the DP-28 and shot through it, after that he ran out of ammo so he whipped out his shovel and hack and slashed his way through the horde. Just a badass guy. Respect him. And why is it not here. I'm disappointed.

NICE ONE BRO makes me wanna see them all again

Beyond the Aquila rift is definitely number 1. Ive watched it over 10 times

i agree, but would add a 6th moment and call it sacrifice. I'm talking about the last episode secret war. this episode is not just visual stunning, with one of the best cgi i saw, but it also has a awesome story. Outnumbered and helpless these Soldiers sacrifice there lives to fight an Enemy There superior created and nobody will ever now about it. The fact that you can trasport so much story and emotions in these short films blew me away.

damn man powerful indeed, I'ts actually REPLENISHING to watch this. great vid

Zima blue is the most powerful one for me.

I hope if there's a second season it's as good as this one 🤔 I hope there's a second season😏

Beyond the Aquila rift is more, to me, a story about appearances being deceptive. The creature understands what is going on in the world around it. Thom does not. The creature has had to do this for possibly hundreds, if not thousands of different people and species...imagine being a hyper-intelligent, sentient creature, and being telepathic, imagine being bombarded by the fear, the anxiety, the doubt, the panic, and all the emotions that come with realizing you're stranded and that everyone and everything you love is long-since dead and gone, and that you were forgotten long ago... Imagine being this creature, and watching other life-forms suffer and die in fear and sorrow...Imagine not wanting to see people suffer like this...imagine if you had the power to help them cope with it by changing their memories, helping them forget their sorrows, their agonies..imagine being able to show them a reality they will be comfortable with until the moment they die... It takes a great deal of empathy to not want to see others suffer...the creature was a benevolent alien, who didn't want to see victims of hyperspacce accidents like that suffer needlessly, withering away in fear...It felt that to die in relative comfort was the only solution to an inescapable situation... It comforted them, it fed them with memory, kept them from feeling hunger as they wasted away...it ccared a great deal for those whom had found themselves trapped in it's expanse...it was compassionate, and despite it's actual appearance, was benevolent and caring. Looks can be deceiving in more ways than one..and sometimes, that's not at all a bad thing.

This is so far TOP 5 best things I've come across this year. WHY ISN'T THIS GETTING A BIGGER BUZZ IN MEDIA?

The entirety of "The Witness" is the most powerful moment.

Does anyone else think they should make a show out of Sonnie's edge

Shows like this and Black Mirror are amazing👌🏾👌🏾

its sooo good. just glad to see ppl talking abt this

DAMN YOU ARE RIGHT!!! i can't rid off of this "feeling" after watching beyond the Aquila rift

Sonies edge and aquila rift shares the 1.st place 2.nd is zimma blue 3.rd secret war 4.th suits

This show was amazing the story really got me love death and sorrow amazing plot I love every minute of it

The animations in all these were so good

5:50 Yep, no shit! This part blow my mind! Nice music by the way.

From my perspective, all the episodes had a certain real life meaning, for example, Beyond the Aquila Rift , it's more than just a crew caught in an alien spider's web in deep space, the whole episode represents everybody's real life struggle for truth about the world ,why we exist, and the fear of the unknown, for instance, mother Earth is our home which represents the spider. She gives us all the resources that keep us alive, but at the same time we are limited and cant seem to leave our personal "web" of space. As humans, we live in this "simulation" in which we created from our own minds that we call "life", work, religion, technology etc. knowing that in the end , slowly but surely,we all eventually parish never knowing our true purpose except to love one another. if we actually found out the truth of our own existance, we probably would still choose to live in the "simulation" , because it's safe and all we know.

I don't think you really got the end of aquila rift right. This spider creature doesn't feed of the stranded beings. Everyone including the protagonist look like they starved to death so the creature doesn't eat them. Or maybe it does but after they died. The creature really cares for the poor souls captured in that net. The creature keeps them inside a simulation to ease their death, by simulating them beeing around loved ones. What sense does it make to wait for the people to die and keep them in a simulation when the spider could just eat them right away? This episode is based of a short book with the same name and i believe in that short story it gets explained a little better.

#1, definitely worthy of being number one, those horrific images are burned into my mind forever

Great video! 🇧🇷

Why didn't Good Hunting make it?

The Fish Night episode reminds me a lot of the tale of Icarus and his father Daedalus.

The ending of Good Hunting was the most moving moment for me. That transformation scene brought me to tears.

The insane part is everyone experience a different ending for all these films

Actually the greatest moment in the series was Hitler getting killed by fornication.

Not gonna count The Secret War? It literally shows a fight of sacrifice for a greater good.

Wow... You just made me like Fish Night a lot more than I did before.

Finally got around to it and boi I’m very impressed, such a good show

Er.... The last one... you're kind of wrong about. The creature isn't feeding on them. It's benign, at least, in the original short story

Personaly, I prefer "The Witness" on all other episodes because of the look and style of animation. It was so impressive and futuristic looking that I watched it three times in one go. The animation of the characters and the look on their faces were so powerful. The textures, the city... all.

I watched this over the weekend and it was amazing. I really enjoyed the wearwolf sorry as well.

Loved the list.. definitely my top 5.. also sonnie's edge

Zima blue is criminaly underrated

My favorite episodes in no particular order:- Secret War Beyond the Aquila Rift Good Hunting Zima Blue Sonnie's Edge I also really liked the werewolf fight scene in shapeshifters.Iy was soo lifelike and brutal.Best werewolf scene in my opinion.Underworld could learn a thing or two from this.

One of my favourites was the Ice age episode, where in the end before the civilization goes into another dimension, the orchestra rise and mini space cars fly around the apartment, that orchestra score gave me goosebumps.

he does remember everything at end of Aquila Rift. He was show. The actual reality and when he disliked it, decided it was better to live in a fake reality, and that’s why when the blonde girl comes out again they say hello faster, like they already know each other well but they’re pretending to be clueless. They’re going along with the game

I don't even think the creature in Aquila Rift is evil or bad. Just because it looks creepy? Why should she (or it) show him the reality if it only wants to feed on them in some kind. I think she really wants to help them because she knows there is no way in returning home. You don't know how often he already has woken up in that strange place. Maybe what she is doing, is giving them some kind of palliative care.

Is it me or have I watched this show before??? I watched some of the most recent episodes and it felt like I watched them before.

Was a very cool series of shorts

I like your interpretation of Fish Night

The Secret War and the military werewolf one are my favorites

Why do so many people misunderstand Aquila Rift? A major plot point is that she's benign, but that her "victims" cant look past the visuals. Then this video commits the same error and jumps to "evil alien" conclusion despite all the indications towards her being benevolent.

the animation for this show is on another level.

Almost all of the short stories could be made into a movie, i'm beyond impressed

The alien doesnt feed on the crews or the ships. The alien is stuck there just like they are but it basically tends to people till they die. Like a caretaker.

I still barely understand fish night But it's the still the most powerful for me because I don't understand it - It's so colorful, and the music is just amazing I feel something from it, and it's great for interpretation.

Just finished the season. A lot of the episodes had great moments. This wont be a popular one but I was in awe at the rendering in Shape-shifters, with that one take shot of the protagonist jumping through the destroyed camp

This was a great anthology show. I hope there's more!

Beyond the Aquila Rift and Zima Blue are both short stories written by the same author.

oofda... 'Helping Hand' ... I knew what was coming next... but that didn't make things any easier.

So glad I checked this series out. Thanks for the recommendation BrainPilot! The 3 robots episode was probably my favorite... followed by the civilization in the freezer, reminded me of the Simpsons episode. I love how each episode is completely different from each other, not only visually, but with the story telling. Have you checked out the RU-vid channel “DUST”? If not, do yourself the favor as this series instantly reminded me of the short films posted weekly on DUST... lots of incredible sci-fi shorts with beautiful visual effects.

I definitely have a werewolf fetish, but I loved Shape-Shifters of how 1) they portrayed them as ordinary soldiers, just definitely beefed up (little armor, no weapons or shoes) and 2) how supernatural creatures, if real and attempted to coexist with humans, would be treated in society and what roles they would fill.

Watched it all in a row, kinda wish the whole series was about the story from 1st or 2nd episode

I felt like Aquila Rift was a benign version of Event Horizon.

I feel like the real reason in zema blue besides not being happy is he also just knew to much after making himself a super computer and loved the simple life of being blind and just being a pool cleaning robot