Fantasy Series is the column dedicated to analyzing and exploring fantasy TV series. In this section, we dive into the imaginary and magical worlds created by these shows, revealing the epic plots and fantastic characters that define them. We will examine how these series build unique universes, combining mythology and creativity to deliver unforgettable adventures. Join us to discover how fantasy comes to life on the small screen, creating visual and narrative experiences that transport viewers to wonderful and enchanting realities.
ByMicha The Boys is a series that dismantles the myth of the superhero as a moral figure, portraying a world where powers are tools of abuse and commerce. With a cynical and violent approach, the series explores how superheroes, managed by the ruthless multinational Vought, are more dangerous than ordinary criminals. The conflict between the Boys, led by Billy Butcher, and the Seven, headed by the unpredictable Homelander, creates an explosive narrative.
The story revolves around the first book, and in part the other two, of Cixin Liu’s eponymous trilogy. Set against the backdrop of a tumultuous China during the Cultural Revolution, young scientist Ye Wenjie discovers a way to contact life forms alien to Earth. Years later, we will discover the consequences of this historic encounter.
The TV series “Loki,” produced by Marvel Studios and available on Disney+, has captured the attention of comic book enthusiasts and beyond with its gripping storytelling and the stellar performance of its lead, Tom Hiddleston. Set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), the series offers a fresh perspective on the God of Mischief, exploring themes of identity, free will, and destiny.
“War of the Worlds” presents a compelling plot that follows various characters as they try to survive the alien invasion. The series explores the emotional and physical challenges faced by individuals in a world torn apart by chaos and despair.
Set in a parallel universe inhabited by angels, demons, and supernatural creatures, “Shadowhunters” offers an engaging and thrilling experience for genre enthusiasts.
The series begins with FBI agent Ethan Burke (played by Matt Dillon) arriving in the small town of Wayward Pines, Idaho, to investigate the disappearance of two federal agents. From the start, the town appears to be an idyllic and perfect place, but it soon becomes clear that something deeply disturbing lies beneath the surface.
a Brazilian TV series that has captured the international audience with its gripping plot and deep social themes. This dystopian series, created by Pedro Aguilera, is set in a post-apocalyptic future where society is divided into two classes: the 3% of the population, who live in luxury, and the vast majority, who survive in poverty.
The series centers around the character of the Doctor, an alien time traveler who explores the universe with a blend of intelligence, humor, and the ability to improvise in difficult situations. The Doctor can regenerate into a new body when gravely injured, allowing the character to remain the main protagonist for over fifty years.
