Marvel’s Hit-Monkey

Hawkeye ain’t the only Marvel character getting his own show this fall! Make room in your schedule for Marvel’s Hit-Monkey, a new animated action series on Hulu. Yeah, you read that right—Hit-Monkey. He’s a primate for hire, a monkey who carries out hits for the right price. And now he’s got his own 10-episode animated series.So, when will Marvel’s Hit-Monkey premiere on Hulu? And who’s in the Hit-Monkey cast? Here’s everything you need to know about Marvel’s Hit-Monkey.Marvel’s Hit-Monkey will premiere on Hulu on Wednesday, November 17 at 3 a.m. ET / 12 a.m. PT. That means you can pour a cup of coffee and relax with an episode or two of Hit-Monkey first thing in the morning.Nope—at least not yet.Marvel’s Hit-Monkey Season 1 Download

Originally announced in 2019, Marvel’s Hit-Monkey is a holdover from the now defunct Marvel Television; now Marvel TV shows are produced by Marvel Studios. Hit-Monkey was ordered by Hulu before Disney acquired the streaming service, too. That’s why Hit-Monkey is a Hulu show and not a Disney+ show.Marvel’s Hit-Monkey is Hulu original animated series based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Hit-Monkey is a Japanese snow monkey (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) trained in the ways of the assassin by the ghost of a dead.

In addition to Fred Tatasciore and Jason Sudeikis, the voice cast also includes George Takei, Olivia Munn, Ally Maki, and Nobi Nakanishi.One of the many straight-to-streaming movies to essentially disappear without a trace this fall was the Mary Elizabeth Winstead vehicle Kate. What minimal coverage the film got focused on it as the latest in a line of insufficiently revisionist takes on the calcified genre in which an outsider — usually a white man, so kudos to Kate for expanding gender horizons, at least — arrives in Japan and instigates two hours of bloodshed, among mostly Japanese people, in which their culture and aesthetics are reduced to fetishized background details, usually with a visit to a sushi bar, the appearance of a soulful monk.