The Witcher: Sirens of The Deep | Official Trailer | Netflix

Humans, monsters and merpeople collide in this dark animated fantasy. The Witcher: Sirens of The Deep, February 11 only on Netflix.

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The Witcher: Sirens of The Deep | Official Trailer | Netflix

When human sailors are attacked by mysterious creatures of the deep, only one person can stop the war between land and sea: the Witcher, Geralt of Rivia.

[rickynelson]

With Doug Cockle as Geralt again. I’m sold..

[namduonghoang]

he's like Kenvin Conroy of Batman now. No one can replace him as the voice actor of Geralt anymore.

[wqssim]

*giant sea monster attacking the ship* Geralt: "how about a round of gwent"

[ADHDonwheeels]

Did anyone else just realize Geralt never raised his voice in the games?

[TheWarmachine]

Geralt and friends are going for a walk.

A very enthusiastic walk.

[karlesia]

I don't recall any war... I just want my boys (Geralt and Jask) to have beautiful conversations like in the books, please Netflix...

[aniket]

There are only two reason that Ill be watching this
1. The original voice actor for Geralt (from the games)
2. This is one of my favorite of the short stories.

[shujima]

Sounds like Cockle, looks like Cavill. Love it!

[somegodforsakenprospero]

I love the fact that every clip that Jaskier is in, he's just kinda... there. not doing anything and I think that is very Jaskier.

[claudioRafael]

Fun thing i notice: this Geralt, in many scenes, have a piece of hair falling in front of his left eye, simulating a scar, like the Geralt of games have. Very nice detail.

[dallenbaldwin]

more proof that The Witcher would be better as an animated series and/or set of animated anthologies. We need to get over this myth that live-action is somehow more prestigious

[samuelwebb]

I quite like the short story, "A Little Sacrifice"; I'm always up to hear Doug Cockle voice Geralt.

The trailer seems to flatten or ignore a lot of what makes the original story interesting, though. We probably won't even get to hear Geralt sing as an interpreter for the Duke/mermaid lovers.

[rickychapman]

from what we can tell, this is one of the short stories from the book a good one too Netflix you better not remove the scene of the Geralt being a translator between a mermaid and her human lover 1:48

[Supadrumma]

Positive: Doug Cockle is back.

Negative: It's Netflix Geralt.

[theherstorychannel]

Lovely to have Joey Batey back again! Alongside the wonderful Doug Cockle ❤😊

[mcummol]

Chills every time I hear Doug Cockle's Voice.

[spikedpsycho]

Christian Bale: I telling you man, Gravel milkshakes

[Keram-iohv]

I love how someone in Netflix read that short story where Geralt broods and asks himself about how much his feelings are hurt and went "Yep sounds like good moment for Aquaman war to me" which is funny because in books Geralt for like three fish people and almost died...

[SarahDiSalvo]

Will Lauren Hissrich be ruining this version as well?

[catilucia]

What would it take for animated adaptions of all short stories