What is the meaning of Zima Blue? Here's an analysis of the plot and the ending of the episode Zima Blue of the Netflix series Love, Death And Robots.

2019年3月15日 · Zima Blue: Directed by Gabriele Pennacchioli, Robert Valley. With Kevin Michael Richardson, Emma Thornett. The renowned artist Zima recounts his mysterious past and rise to fame before unveiling his final work.

Zima, voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, is a character in LOVE DEATH + ROBOTS, appearing as the titular main protagonist in the first season episode titled "Zima Blue".

Aimlessly Seeking Happiness: Zima Blue, the eponymous robot-turned-human-turned-cyborg, has been seeking universal truth through his art for over a century, creating progressively bigger and more spectacular murals while augmenting his body beyond the norm in pursuit of enlightenment.

2019年3月17日 · In a beautiful display of purpose, Zima dives into a swimming pool and sheds his artificial skin to reveal his original cleaning robot form. Content with the simple mundanity of his newfound life, the episode ends with the public watching on in stunned silence as the robot begins cleaning the pool.

2020年4月8日 · Here's another story by Alastair Reynolds, whose "Beyond the Aquilla Rift" appears elsewhere this anthology. In this one, he investigates mysterious artist for whom no canvas is too big, and whose origins are unknown — perhaps even himself. After the first week people started drifting away from the island.

Eventually, Zima entered what was known as his “Blue Period”, where he did incredibly large murals that were entirely blue. He painted cities, asteroid belts, and planets. But Zima was still dissatisfied. He went to a planet called Kharkov IV, where he …

2019年4月19日 · 'Love, Death & Robots' brings a wide variety of animation styles and talented artists to the table. 'Zima Blue' director Robert Valley tells us about the stylish short.

Zima Blue (2006) Our protagonists find themselves in situations of betrayal, whether by a loved one’s accidental death, as in ‘Signal to Noise’, or by a trusted wartime authority, in ‘Spirey and the Queen’.

Zima Blue is a 'Carrie Clay' series short story by Alastair Reynolds. An artist unveils his final work. TBA. The anthology Zima Blue and Other Stories begins with The Real Story, featuring the character of Carrie Clay, and is book-ended by Zima Blue, the second story to feature an appearance by Carrie Clay.