Marvel's Hit-Monkey

Twenty episodes across two seasons three years apart, on the same service both times, whatever the second season's marketing implied.

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Where to start with Marvel's Hit-Monkey

Twenty episodes in order. A Japanese macaque whose troop is massacred is haunted by the ghost of the assassin who did it, and takes up the family business. Serialised.

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    Season 1, ten episodes Marvel's Hit-Monkey

    Released together in November 2021. Watch for a handful of background references to M.O.D.O.K.; the co-creator has said that was the whole of the planned crossover that ever made it to screen.

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    Season 2, ten episodes Marvel's Hit-Monkey

    July 2024, again all at once, and a direct continuation. The gap is long enough that a recap is worth it.

Then what? There has never been a renewal for a third season and there has never been a cancellation. The creators have said plans exist if it is picked up. Formally it is unresolved; practically it is dormant.

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  • Marvel's Hit-Monkey 2021, 2 seasons, 20 episodes

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