The Witcher is in a period of transition right now. While the live-action TV series is shifting to a new lead actor in the role of Geralt as it approaches its finale, the next game will switch things up even more,

Sirens of the Deep pulls from a familiar legend and its own lore to improve an already modified fairy tale. Andrzej Sapkowski, the Polish author who created The Witcher saga in his ‘90s book series, was known to repurpose fairytales for Geralt of Rivia’s adventures,

We have seen Geralt of Rivia go on myriad adventures in different media, from his days as a literary monster slayer to becoming a video game icon and making the jump to live-action — while never losing his quiet,

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The Witcher's second foray into anime is here, and it arrives at a particularly interesting time for Netflix's franchise. Not only does it come after the mixed reception of spin-off series The Witcher: Blood Origin,

Siren of the Deep Merge will soon hit the digital screens, unfolding the new tale of Geralt of Rivia. Scroll down to know how the new Netflix film will merge into The Witcher timeline.

It looks and feels like a DC animated feature, but Legend of Korra animator Studio Mir puts its own spin on the action

If keeping the continuity of Netflix's sprawling Witcher franchise seems daunting, here's some good news: A standalone adventure called The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep is about to hit Netflix and, in theory,

Here, Geralt of Rivia — voiced by Doug Cockle, the same actor who played him in CD Projekt Red's Witcher games — is hired to investigate a series of monster attacks near the c