Netflix, the controversial streaming service, is looking to bring more video game adaptations to the small screen, and Capcom’s Dragon’s Dogma will be one of the many games to premier on the subscription-based platform this September. Starring Greg Chun, Erica Mendez, and Cristina Vee, the TV series will follow Ethan as an Arisen as he sets out to vanquish the Dragon that sundered his life.
When Netflix isn’t trying to push gay, trans, or child grooming content on normies and centrist™, then you can expect new trailers of video games ready for the small screen to appear on the company’s YouTube channel.
With that said, you can check out the official trailer for the new TV series based on Capcom’s IP, which boasts the same name, right here:
“After losing his home to a dragon, Ethan sets out to hunt it down once and for all. A pawn appears by his side and serves to protect his life. But the dangers that lie in wait for Ethan are beyond their imaginations, for when you fight a monster… you just may become one too. Premieres September 17 only on Netflix.”
If you don’t know, Shin’ya Sugai is acting as both the director and producer for the show at Sublimation. Moreover, Netflix’s Taiki Sakurai is standing as the executive producer while Capcom’s Hiroyuki Kobayashi and Takashi Kitahara are co-producers.
In addition to the above, Kurasumi Sunayama has penned the script, and Iku Nishimura is the one behind the character designs.
Much like Netflix’s Castlevania TV series, expect this one to have [current year] or degenerate propaganda to surface at any given moment while being accompanied by social justice undertones.
Anyway, Dragon’s Dogma will air worldwide on September 17th, 2020. In the meantime, more information on this show can be found by heading on over to netflix.com.