Netflix’s Terminator Zero anime is lauded as one of the best entries in the franchise. This article explores how Terminator 7 can learn from the success of Zero, particularly its introduction of new characters and its departure from relying on the established Connor storyline.
Netflix’s Terminator Zero anime is arguably the best Terminator project since the James Cameron movies, and there are plenty of things Terminator 7 can learn from it. While James Cameron has confirmed that he is working on a secret Terminator project, the status of Terminator 7 is unclear. However, assuming that a new Terminator film does happen eventually, it will have big shoes to fill after how well-received Terminator Zero was.
With an 86% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes, Terminator Zero is the franchise’s highest-rated movie or show since Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Terminator Zero takes place mostly two years after the events of Terminator 2, although it also includes scenes set in the near future. The anime series can be considered one of the many Terminator timelines and is not too worried about how it intersects with the movies. Instead, Terminator Zero tells a somewhat self-contained story that perfectly fits into that world. Between interesting new characters like Malcolm Lee and Misaki and well-executed new concepts like Kokoro, Netflix’s Terminator anime delivered everything that the movies had been lacking and more. Terminator 7, whenever it happens, will have to do the same. Terminator Zero Had An All-New Set Of Protagonists Close If there is one lesson future Terminator movies must learn from Terminator Zero is that they don’t have to rely on Sarah and John Connor. Every Terminator movie has featured at least one of the Connors, with either Sarah or John usually being the driving force of the story. Although it is difficult not to associate Terminator with John and Sarah Connor when the entire franchise was built around them, both characters have been used way too many times by this point. Even Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, which was the franchise’s only TV show before the release of Terminator Zero, couldn’t let go of the Connor famil
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