The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep (2025)

Kang Hei Chul’ is the director in charge of this animated film of the famous sorcerer from the novels written by Andrzej Sapkowski.

I think his work has been very good because we finally see our sorcerer with very dynamic fights and action, but also very spectacular, something that is very necessary for the character of Gerald of Rivia in his adventures.

The script is based on one of Andrzej Sapkowski's stories; it is well written, but above all very entertaining because the time flew by.

It develops Jaskier's character much more and we know the real place of origin of the character, not the one that the bard makes known to everyone during all his adventures, and we also see Gerald's suffering for being separated from Jennefer.

I liked the animation better than the previous film, which, although I also liked the latter and I think it is quite good, especially because it feels much more dynamic, because the fights stand out much more with the style of this animation. The Witcher saga is very well suited to this art style.

The Witcher: ‘Sirens of the Deep’ is a story that takes us directly to the ‘Continent’, where both Gerald of Rivia and Jaskier continue their adventures and, this time, the latter will return to his true place of origin.

A good animated film from ‘The Witcher’ universe that further develops Jaskier's character, as well as introducing us to his origin.