The fourth volume of Netflix’s acclaimed animated anthology series, Love, Death and Robots, has been released, bringing its delightful assortment of ten crazy, zany, terrifying, and occasionally funny shorts, each of which serves as a great example of the versatility of animation as a medium of storytelling. However, unlike the previous season, which offered some of the best episodes that the anthology series had to offer, like Jibaro, Bad Travelling, Mason’s Rats, etc., I personally felt the fourth season was quite lacking in innovation and trademark bold approach. The series has set its own standard for so long, which is probably the reason that, due to high expectations, even decent episodes no longer gel with the audience. But honestly speaking, there are more misses than hits in this season’s bunch of shorts, which shouldn’t have been the case given how much the streaming channel has emphasized quality animation productions.