John Wick's BRZRKR anime gets Terminator showrunner

Keanu Reeves' BRZRKR comic series is set to be adapted into an anime, starting production this fall. The announcement was made at San Diego Comic-Con 2024, where screenwriter Mattson Tomlin, known for Terminator Zero, took the helm as showrunner. He revealed that he recently delivered a draft for the BRZRKR live-action movie, which he'll also be writing. The anime adaptation will be produced in collaboration with Netflix and will pay homage to fan-favorite anime aspects. The BRZRKR comic series follows an immortal warrior named B on his quest to end his immortal life, expected to span two seasons.

BRZRKR is a comic series co-written by Keanu Reeves, following an immortal warrior named B who battles through centuries hoping to find a way to end his eternal life. The character's intense journey through time involves numerous brutal conflicts, deeply exploring themes of immortality and human struggle.

BRZRKR is distributed by Boom! Studios and has garnered significant attention since its debut. Keanu Reeves plays the titular character in both the upcoming live-action film and the anime adaptation. With a strong connection to popular anime like The Animatrix, the series aims to deliver a thrilling and mature animated experience for fans.