An animated series is a television show or web series that features animation as its primary medium of storytelling. It typically consists of a sequence of episodes that tell a cohesive narrative or revolve around recurring characters and themes. Animated series can span various genres, including comedy, drama, action, fantasy, and science fiction, and they can be aimed at different target audiences, from children to adults. The animation style can vary widely, including traditional hand-drawn animation, computer-generated imagery (CGI), stop-motion, and more experimental forms. Animated series often utilize voice actors to convey character dialogues, and they can also incorporate music and sound effects to enhance the viewing experience. The format allows for creative visual storytelling, often enabling concepts and scenarios that would be difficult to achieve in live-action. Some animated series have gained significant cultural impact and acclaim, becoming notable parts of popular culture.
The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep stands out as a unique, standalone animated film in The Witcher universe, suitable for both fans and newcomers. The film features familiar characters Geralt…