Maybe it’s just me, but I feel like there’s already been too much revealed of The Boys: Diabolical, the anthology series set in the same universe as Amazon’s crude, uber-violent superhero show. Done in animated style rather than live-action, Diabolical will consist of eight episodes between twelve-to-fourteen minutes long, each done in a different animation style, which is admittedly pretty cool.
Joining The Boys creator Garth Ennis as one of the writers is an all-star bunch that includes Awkwafina, Andy Samberg, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, Aisha Tyler, Broad City‘s Ilana Glazer and her brother Eliot Glazer, and many more.
To coincide with the trailer’s release, Amazon also dropped the title, credits, and animation style of each episode. You can check that out below, as well.
The Boys: Diabolical hits Prime Video on March 4th.
“Laser Baby’s Day Out”
Writers: Evan Goldberg & Seth Rogen
Directors: Crystal Chesney-Thompson and Derek Thompson
Animation Style: Inspired by classic American animated shorts.
“An Animated Short Where Pissed-Off Supes Kill Their Parents”
Writers: Justin Roiland & Ben Bayouth
Director: Parker Simmons
Animation Style: Inspired by Justin Roiland’s aesthetic.
“I’m Your Pusher”
Writer: Garth Ennis
Director: Giancarlo Volpe
Animation Style: An homage to the original The Boys comics.
“Boyd in 3D”
Writer: Eliot Glazer
Story by: Eliot Glazer & Ilana Glazer
Director: Naz Ghodrati-Azadi
Animation Style: Inspired by French comics and animation.
“BFFs”
Writer: Awkwafina
Director: Madeleine Flores
Animation Style: Inspired by Saturday morning animation imports.
“Nubian vs Nubian”
Writer: Aisha Tyler
Director: Matthew Bordenave
Animation Style: Anime inspired
“John and Sun-Hee”
Writer: Andy Samberg
Director: Steve Ahn
Animation Style: Inspired by Korean drama and horror.
“One Plus One Equals Two”
Writer: Simon Racioppa
Directors: Jae Kim and Giancarlo Volpe
Animation Style: A darker take on American superhero animation.
