Netflix is yet to air the first episode of its Tomb Raider animation, but it looks like it has already renewed the series for a second season.
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The Tomb Raider animation's first series will focus on the events that follow Tomb Raider reboot trilogy's conclusion, after 2018's Shadow of the Tomb Raider, and starsAtwell will be joined by Earl Baylon, reprising his role as Jonah Maiava from the reboot trilogy, and Allen Maldonado as tech expert Zip.
We still don't have a release date, but it the first season is expected to air sometime this year. Back in January, showrunner Tasha Huo assured fans the series was still coming, saying that"animation takes a long time, y'all, but the wait will be worth it". Lots of exciting Tomb Raider news yesterday. And yes — we’re still working away on the anime. Animation takes a long time, y’all, but the wait will be worth it!
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