Netflix is a streaming platform full of possibilities, as evidenced by a catalog showcasing unknown thrillers, documentaries of all styles, overlooked films, and various programs coexisting in confluence. However, it’s also a great anime platform, as demonstrated by the new series about to land on the VOD service: Four Knights of the Apocalypse.
For fans of Seven Deadly Sins, one of the most followed anime in history, this name won’t be unfamiliar. Four Knights of the Apocalypse is the official sequel to Nakaba Suzuki’s anime. The series has already premiered in Japan, but its release in the West has now been announced, and we know it will arrive on Netflix on January 31, 2024.
“Four Knights of the Apocalypse,” the official sequel to Seven Deadly Sins
One of the most positive aspects of Four Knights of the Apocalypse, as with Seven Deadly Sins, is its adherence to traditional animation instead of the CGI that many current Japanese series are adopting. This approach clearly shows their dedication to maximizing each frame to provide the best possible experience for the audience.
Regarding the synopsis of Four Knights of the Apocalypse, it revolves around Percival, a kind boy who lives with his grandfather in a remote place called “God’s Finger.” However, the world won’t allow him to live in peace, as his encounter with a mysterious knight changes his destiny and unveils a shocking secret, setting the child on an endless journey.
Similar to Seven Deadly Sins, the series blends abundant action with plenty of humor and a spirit of adventure. Undoubtedly, Four Knights of the Apocalypse is set to appeal to a wide audience upon its arrival on Netflix. We, for one, are eagerly anticipating it.
