TV-14
2019    22 mAnimation, Drama
8.6100%89%8.7
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Fra skaberne af ”Samurai Jack” kommer historien om en hulemand i tidernes morgen og en dinosaur, der trues af udryddelse. De knyttes af tragedie, og deres uventede alliance bliver det eneste håb for overlevelse i en voldelig, præhistorisk verden.

3 sæsoner

  • Sæson 1
    Sæson 110 episoder
  • Sæson 2
    Sæson 210 episoder
  • Sæson 3
    Sæson 310 episoder
  • Specials
    Specials1 Episode
  • Aaron LaPlanteSpear (voice)
  • Laëtitia EïdoMira (voice)
  • Amina KoromaIma (voice)
  • Fred TatascioreMoleman #1 (voice)
  • Jon OlsonKrog / Shaman (voice)
  • Sebastian VázquezShelton (voice)
  • Tom KennyMonkey #1 / Monkey #2 (voice)
  • Jacob DudmanCharles / Stevens (voice)
  • Giles MattheyBlakely (voice)
  • Jeremy CrutchleyLord Darlington / Bertie (voice)
  • Dee Bradley BakerMoleman #2 (voice)
  • Boise HolmesShaman (voice)
  • Vanessa MarshallFemale Leper (voice)
  • Genndy TartakovskyInstruktør / Executive producer / Handling
  • David KrentzForfatter
  • Nagisa KoyamaForfatter
  • Don ShankForfatter
  • Mark AndrewsForfatter
  • Shareena CarlsonProducer
  • Scott WillsArt Direction
  • Braden7 dage siden
    Blood, guts and grunts. Primal is one of the best animated shows out right now. Genndy Tartakovsky (of Samurai Jack fame) and team put out and incredibly touching and vicious story that gets more metal with each passing season. Strong recommend.
  • ADONIS00912. april 2026
    I slept on Primal way too long… this is a straight masterpiece. The animation and the story are both incredible, and the way everything comes full circle is just perfect. Barely any words, but I felt everything—this is what animation is supposed to be. 100% worth the watch.🦖🧟‍♂️
  • parktool691. december 2024
    no words, just cool dinosaurs
  • mqua3817. februar 2026
    Epic. Nuff said.
  • EnochLight25. januar 2026
    I am well aware that Genndy Tartakovsky has a devoted, almost reverential fanbase, as well as a much larger group of casual admirers. I firmly fall into the latter category. My exposure to his work was limited, and for years effectively frozen in time at 2003’s "Star Wars: Clone Wars" micro-series—a project I remember enjoying immensely, and frankly more than any Star Wars output produced under Disney in the past decade or more. What stood out then, and remains a defining hallmark of Tartakovsky’s work, was his confidence in visual storytelling. "Clone Wars" relied on minimal dialogue, yet conveyed weight, momentum, and genuine drama purely through motion, framing, and pacing. That approach was not an experiment—it was the culmination of a career built on animation fundamentals. Tartakovsky, a Russian-born animator who emigrated to the U.S. as a child, made his name with "Dexter’s Laboratory", "Samurai Jack", and - as mentioned earlier - "Star Wars: Clone Wars", consistently pushing the idea that animation could communicate more by showing less. Fast forward more than two decades, and I stumbled across an enthusiastic write-up praising "PRIMAL", Tartakovsky’s Adult Swim series that debuted in 2019 and appeared to conclude in 2022—until a surprise third season arrived in 2026, continuing the story where it left off. Once I learned that "PRIMAL" was unapologetically adult in nature—violent, bloody, and mythic—blending fantasy prehistory with magic in a way that felt like the lovechild of John Milius' "Conan the Barbarian" and Jean-Jacques Annaud's "Quest for Fire", I was immediately on board. This is not a series for the faint of heart. "PRIMAL" is brutally graphic at times, but what makes it remarkable is how much emotional depth exists beneath the gore. Tartakovsky’s mastery of dialogue-free storytelling is on full display here. Entire stretches of the show consist of characters simply moving through the world—walking, observing, surviving. Long, quiet sequences of travel and stillness give the audience room to breathe and reflect. These moments are not filler; they are the backbone of the show’s meditative tone and emotional resonance. For all its savagery, "PRIMAL" is surprisingly heartfelt. It is a story about loss, endurance, and connection, told almost entirely through animation language rather than words. This is where Tartakovsky’s decades of experience truly pay off—his understanding of composition, timing, and physical performance allows him to extract profound meaning from silence. If you are drawn to dialogue-free drama that balances relentless action with long stretches of contemplative calm—and if you have any affection for wildly anachronistic prehistoric fantasy loaded with magic and sorcery—"PRIMAL" is absolutely worth your time. Cave men riding dinosaurs? Yes. Witch covens? Absolutely. Zombies? Why not. It is visceral, strange, and often beautiful. Give it a chance.
  • Jason Younes4. februar 2026
    No matter how many times I watch this I sit on the edge of my seat.
  • Billy Zane19. januar 2025
    Well-written characters, gorgeous animation, high-octane action, killer monsters. Tells an affecting story without any dialogue.
  • Mischa14. januar 2026
    Honestly this show is absolutely amazing. With hardly any dialog it's hard to believe how good story telling can be when you use animation. This style of animation is very nice to watch. I cannot remember a better animated show.
  • Jay Thomas22. februar 2025
    Really good, cried at the last episode.
  • HisokaRSA8. november 2025
    Brutal yet rewarding.

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