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1. **Supacell**: A German thriller about a Stasi assassin who seeks revenge on her former handlers after being imprisoned on false treason charges.
2. **Kleo**: A limited series based on Chinese author Cixin Liu's acclaimed hard sci-fi trilogy, following a physicist who witnesses his father's death and is recruited to a secret project that may hold the key to humanity's survival.
3. **3 Body Problem**: The first part of a limited series adaptation of Cixin Liu's novel about first contact with an alien civilization.
4. **Ripley**: A live-action take on Eiichiro Oda's manga "One Piece", following Monkey D. Luffy and his crew as they hunt for the legendary treasure known as "One Piece".
5. **Blue Eye Samurai**: An animated series set in 17th-century Japan, where a young woman with blue eyes seeks revenge against the four white men who assaulted her mother.
6. **One Piece**: A live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's manga about Monkey D. Luffy and his crew as they search for the legendary treasure "One Piece".
All of these shows are available to stream on Netflix.
1. **Supacell**: A German thriller about a Stasi assassin who seeks revenge on her former handlers after being imprisoned on false treason charges.
2. **Kleo**: A limited series based on Chinese author Cixin Liu's acclaimed hard sci-fi trilogy, following a physicist who witnesses his father's death and is recruited to a secret project that may hold the key to humanity's survival.
3. **3 Body Problem**: The first part of a limited series adaptation of Cixin Liu's novel about first contact with an alien civilization.
4. **Ripley**: A live-action take on Eiichiro Oda's manga "One Piece", following Monkey D. Luffy and his crew as they hunt for the legendary treasure known as "One Piece".
5. **Blue Eye Samurai**: An animated series set in 17th-century Japan, where a young woman with blue eyes seeks revenge against the four white men who assaulted her mother.
6. **One Piece**: A live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda's manga about Monkey D. Luffy and his crew as they search for the legendary treasure "One Piece".
All of these shows are available to stream on Netflix.
! I've been waiting for a long time to get my hands on that German thriller Supacell, it looks like it's going to be totally gripping 
. And can we talk about the sci-fi fans out there? Cixin Liu is like, a legend and I'm hyped to dive into Kleo and 3 Body Problem - those books are super popular for a reason! 
I've heard great things about the live-action One Piece series too, Luffy is such an iconic character. But what's up with Blue Eye Samurai? I mean, a young woman with blue eyes seeking revenge sounds like a total game-changer 
... can't wait to binge these shows ASAP!
. anyway, I think the ones that caught my attention are Supacell, Kleo, and 3 Body Problem - sci-fi is my jam! 
also, Blue Eye Samurai sounds like a great revenge story 
but we need to talk about the diversity of these shows...are any of them going to have a more inclusive cast? 
They're always bringing us new exciting content. I think what caught my eye was Kleo, that sci-fi limited series about first contact with an alien civilization. It's been a while since we've seen anything like that in the sci-fi genre. Can't wait to see how they do it justice. And of course, who doesn't love Eiichiro Oda's "One Piece" ? I mean, it's not like it's going to be another live-action mess or anything... fingers crossed! 
But seriously, I'm stoked to see all these shows on Netflix. It's always a good day when you've got new content to binge 
I mean, who needs more '1 Piece' adaptations? Like, can't we just have one version already? But seriously, it's not all bad - the sci-fi ones like 'Kleo' and '3 Body Problem' sound kinda interesting. I've heard Cixin Liu is a big deal in China, so maybe that'll introduce some new Asian voices to global TV 
. I mean, a German thriller about a Stasi assassin seeking revenge sounds super intense, but I'm not sure if I want to get that emotional rollercoaster out of my system just yet 
. It's always cool to see more representation of underrepresented cultures and perspectives.
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, its like we're living in a dream or something. I'm not sure if I'll be able to keep up with all these shows, but I do love a good adventure story.
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. Give me a good historical drama or a relaxing mystery any day! Still, its great to see Netflix bringing so many awesome shows to our doorstep...
What's up with all these adaptations? First One Piece, then Ripley, and now Blue Eye Samurai... can't even keep track! 
. But hey, who needs original content when you have Netflix, right? 
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And honestly, some of these shows sound kinda same-y to me - it's just another "hero on a quest" story with an alien/ supernatural element. Can't we get some originality for once? 
Don't even get me started on the fact that Netflix is basically just rehashing manga and Chinese sci-fi books into TV shows... don't they have any original ideas left? 
And what's up with all these shows being available at the same time? Can't we have some exclusive content for a change? 
and i gotta say its kinda mind blown how china is putting out so much awesome sci-fi content lately? like kleo has all these complex scientific concepts that actually make sense lol. anyway, as a huge fan of cixin liu's work (reminds me of reading chinese netizen when im younger), i think its dope to see his stuff getting adapted into live-action. but at the same time, cant help but feel like they're gonna water down some of the more philosophical aspects of it? still excited for it tho 
the stasi assassin in supacell gives me chills 
klein and 3 body problem are both sci-fi faves of mine 
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. And I'm intrigued by "Blue Eye Samurai", but I hope they don't get too gory for my little ones 
. But let's be real, the fact that there are like, 6 different shows about "One Piece" is a bit much... can't we just stick to one epic story? 
. Bring on the binge-watching sessions!
just saw that a new study says humans have only 10 years left before we're all doomed due to climate change 
and it's looking pretty grim 
not even the superhero genre can save us from ourselves 
with the release of the live-action "One Piece" 
anyone else ready to join Monkey D. Luffy on his quest for the legendary treasure?