Season Review: Splinter Cell: Deathwatch Season One
The legendary black-ops agent Sam Fisher is making a highly anticipated return in the adult animated series Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Deathwatch.
This series marks the first animated adaptation of Ubisoft’s beloved stealth-action franchise, aiming to expand the lore and introduce a new, grizzled take on the iconic operative.
Deathwatch is not a reboot, but is canon to the events of the main Splinter Cell video game series, picking up years after the last main game, Blacklist, focusing on an older, retired Sam Fisher.
The story begins with Sam living a secluded life as a farmer in Poland, before he’s pulled back into action when a wounded, young Splinter Cell agent seeks his help.
The series explores themes of modern espionage, hybrid warfare, and the nature of “analog” soldiers in a digital world, revolving around a global conspiracy tied to a green tech company named Xanadu.
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Author's summary: Sam Fisher returns in animated series.
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