Discussing the anime series (which is being developed alongside a spin-off for Donnie Yen’s character, Caine, and a live-action TV show titled Under the High Table) with THR, Stahelski was asked if it’s true that the prequel will reveal details of Wick’s impossible task, to which he replied...
“Ish. You’re pretty right on, but it’s animated fun. It’s meant to be fun. Some of the prequels and sequels that you see in other franchises, we’re not meant to be built that way. We just want to have fun. We want to have fun with the Wick world, but we’ve already capped it on one end [with John Wick: Chapter 4], so let’s go back and use a different medium.”
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“Ish. You’re pretty right on, but it’s animated fun. It’s meant to be fun. Some of the prequels and sequels that you see in other franchises, we’re not meant to be built that way. We just want to have fun. We want to have fun with the Wick world, but we’ve already capped it on one end [with John Wick: Chapter 4], so let’s go back and use a different medium.”
John Wick Anime Will Reveal the Most Mysterious Part of the Action Hero’s Past
But should it?
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