Tomb Raider on Netflix: First trailer and all important info about the new series

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Netflix shows the first trailer for the new anime Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft. We have for you all the important info on the series.

Streaming provider Netflix continues to stick to the anime course. After successes such as Cyberpunk: Edgerunners this is not surprising. With Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, the next video game is now getting an anime adaptation.

The first teaser trailer for the Tomb Raider anime:

All important info about Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft

  • When is the series supposed to be released? Other than a “Comming Soon,” the trailer doesn’t give much away. But the official Twitter account of Tomb Raider already reveals a release date of 2024.

  • Who is behind the series? The series is produced by Legendary Television and Tomb Raider developer Crystal Dynmacis. The studio responsible is Powerhouse Animation, which produced for Netflix, for example, the Castlevania anime .
  • What is the series about? The Legend of Lara Croft is said to follow the storyline of Crystal Dynamics’ reboot trilogy and link it to the old Tomb Raider series.
  • Which voice actors have already been announced? The English voice of Lara Croft will be provided by Marvel star Hayley Atwell. Other roles will include Earl Baylon as Jonah Maiava and Allen Maldonado as Zip.

Further story details

The anime is said to connect the newer “Survivor Trilogy” and the “Legend Trilogy” that came before it. Tomb Raider, the 2013 reboot, features Lara Croft’s beginnings as an archaeologist, while in older games she is already a seasoned treasure hunter.

The character Jonah Maiava, for example, comes from the reboot. Tech expert Zip, on the other hand, last stood by Lara Croft’s side in Tomb Raider: Underworld (2009).

If you want to travel even further back in Lara Croft’s video game history, you can do so in early 2024 with the Remastered Collection of Tomb Raider 1 to 3.

Netflix has already launched several successful anime adaptations of video games with Castlevania or Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and wants to continue this course. What do you think about reinterpreting games in the form of anime? Will you be watching The Legend of Lara Croft? Feel free to post your thoughts in the comments.