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Set in 17th century Japan, Netflix’s latest series,Blue Eye Samurai,follows Mizu, a mixed-race individual seeking revenge against four white men, one of whom might also be her father, for the discrimination she faced throughout her life. The series follows her quest to find and kill these men while concealing her gender and her blue eyes.
Released earlier this month, the series has received rave reviews from critics and audiences, not only for its graphics but also for having an engaging storyline. During an interview with Screen Rant, the makers discussed the animated series and shared insights into their future plans amid Netflix’s cancellation rampage.
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Blue Eye SamuraiCreators Discuss Series Future at Netflix
Created byMichael Greenand Amber Noizumi, Netflix’sBlue Eye Samuraifeatures a stellar voice cast, including actors likeMaya Erskine,George Takei, Darren Barnet,Randall Park, andKenneth Branagh. The first season follows Mizu’s story in eight episodes, and the makers have shared that they are planning to continue the series for multiple seasons.
They shared that they have“a lot of stories”for the show’s future and are looking forward to continuing it for three to four seasons. Green and Noizumi also mentioned a potential spin-off to the series that would likely follow Masi Oka’s Ringo. They toldScreen Rant,
“It is plotted out. Season two has an approved outline. In our heart of hearts, we want to tell at least three, four seasons. We know the end of this story. We would love to continue. We know the spinoff-“
While the makers are enthusiastic about the stories they want to tell, they also shared that the audience’s engagement is crucial for its continuation.Blue Eye Samurai’sfuture still seems promising based on the positive response it has received from the audience and critics so far.
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WillBlue Eye SamuraiSurvive Netflix’s Cancellation Spree?
Netflix has been on a cancellation spree throughout 2023. Starting the year by canceling shows like1899andInside Job, the trend continued during and after the SAG-AFTRA strike with the cancelation ofWelcome to Eden, Wellmania,and most recently, dramas likeShadow and BoneandGlamorousalong with animated seriesAgent Elvis, Captain Fall,andFarzar.
While the odds seem in favor ofBlue Eye Samurai, the series’ fate remains uncertain following the streaming giant’s cancellation spree. The first season of the show ends with a compelling cliffhanger, and fans are looking forward to another season.
The second season of the show could delve deeper into the intricate narrative set in the show by the end of its first season. Netflix has not officially announced a second season of the series. However, the hope for its renewal is sustained, considering its positive reviews and viewer engagement.
Blue Eye Samuraiis streaming on Netflix.
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Laxmi Rajput
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Laxmi Rajput is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, with over 3,300 articles published covering film, TV, and pop culture. With a degree in Broadcast Journalism and over three years of experience in content writing, she pivoted to entertainment journalism because let’s be honest, superheroes, sitcoms, and Netflix binges are way more fun. Laxmi frequently covers Marvel, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and popular TV shows, offering both fan-first enthusiasm and thoughtful analysis. Her work often dives into Marvel theories, revisits the genius of The Big Bang Theory, or unpacks the Netflix phenomenon of Stranger Things.
