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When it comes to adaptations of manga, comic books, or novels, literary fans always make it seem like it’s mandatory to be familiar with the original text to enjoy its live-action or animated counterpart. But I beg to differ. In my opinion, any good-to-decent piece of art can be enjoyed independently. You don’t have to be aware of every little detail, fan theory, and retcon in order to appreciate the work that has gone into transforming a few words or images on a page into a feature film or TV show. I can say that because I had no idea that something called Golden Kamuy existed until Shigeaki Kubo’s incredibly ambitious project landed on Netflix. I was in awe of its storytelling. The action was genuinely jaw-dropping. The VFX and CGI were flawless. The production design, the cinematography, and the editing were top-notch. And the performances from...

Golden Kamuy is one of the most successful seinen anime and manga franchises in the past decade, with the series standing out thanks to its realistic historical setting. Now, a new adaptation of the story is headed to Netflix next month.

Golden Kamuy -The Hunt of Prisoners in Hokkaido is a new live-action series based on the original Satoru Noda manga. Continuing the story of a previous adaptation, the show's trailer has now been released online. Showcasing the new characters joining the mix, it gives fans a glimpse of the latest take on the story ahead of its release on Netflix on Feb. 6, 2025.

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The Newest Golden Kamuy Series Streams on Netflix This February

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Netflix has revealed its lineup for February 2025.

Reality TV enthusiasts are in for a treat. Netflix is putting a strong focus on this genre with the return of Love Is Blind for its eighth season, along with the debut of Celebrity Bear Hunt, a fresh competition-based reality show. For those who prefer a gripping thriller, Netflix will drop Apple Cider Vinegar, a new series premiering on February 6 that’s worth keeping an eye on.

In other big news, the highly popular series Cobra Kai will release its final batch of five episodes this month, marking the end of the TV series. While it’s bittersweet for fans, this isn’t the last we’ll see of Daniel Larusso, as he’s set to appear in an upcoming Karate Kid movie hitting theaters later this year.

Beyond these highlights, Netflix is also adding plenty of films and shows to its catalog.