Here’s what we know of Skull Island, the trailer, release date, plot, and cast.
When is Skull Island premiering on Netflix?
Skull Island will premiere on Netflix on June 22, 2023.
The plot of Skull Island
The new anime series will showcase explorers from a shipwreck who are stranded on a barren island – the ‘Skull Island’. The island is full of unusual creatures, and people who want them dead. The protagonist, Charlie, is in search of one of the explorers named Annie, who is kidnapped.
But there is more trouble ahead, as the explorers have to tackle sea creatures like the mighty Kraken. There is also the huge gorilla King Kong, who is friendlier this time and may help save Charlie and the other explorers.
The official website of Skull Island’s creators, Legendary Entertainment, has described the show as follows:
“Skull Island is a thrilling animated adventure series that follows a group of good-hearted explorers who fish a drowning girl out of the ocean, having no idea that they’ve found themselves on a collision course with Skull Island — the most dangerous place on Earth — the mysterious home to strange beasts and terrifying monsters, including the greatest titan of them all: Kong.”
Watch the official teaser of Skull Island by Netflix:
Skull Island: Cast and Crew
Skull Island is created, written, and executive produced by Brian Duffield of Cocaine Bear (2023) fame, who also wrote the screenplay of Love and Monsters (2020).
Skull Island casts renowned voice actors such as Nicolas Cantu (as the protagonist Charlie) and Mae Whitman (Annie). The other voice actors are Darren Barnett as Mike, Betty Gilpin as Irene, Phil LeMarr as Sam, and Benjamin Bratt as Cap.
Skull Island will be available in both Japanese and English voiceovers on Netflix.
FAQs
Q1:When is the release date of Skull Island?
Skull Island will premiere on Netflix on June 22, 2023.
Q2:Which OTT will Skull Island play on?
Netflix.
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