After a chance encounter with a spirit, an unassuming San Francisco chef, Kai, discovers he is the chosen one to save the world from the evil Wu powers. Wu Assassins on Netflix is a supernatural action series that follows Kai as he trains to become the 1,000th and last of Wu assassins and attempts to prevent the five Wu pieces of fire, wood, earth, metal, and water from reuniting.
Where to Watch Wu Assassins
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How Many Episodes Are in Wu Assassins?
There are 10 episodes in Wu Assassins. The runtime of the episodes averages between 40-50 minutes. You can check the complete list of Wu Assassins episodes and their release date below.
- “Drunken Watermelon”: August 8, 2019
- “Misspent Youth”: August 8, 2019
- “Fire Chicken”: August 8, 2019
- “A Twisting Snake”: August 8, 2019
- “Codladh Sámh”: August 8, 2019
- “Gu Assassins”: August 8, 2019
- “Legacy”: August 8, 2019
- “Ladies’ Night”: August 8, 2019
- “Paths Pt. 1”: August 8, 2019
- “Paths Pt. 2”: August 8, 2019
What Are the Critics Saying About Wu Assassins?
Wu Assassins has an official critics rating of 83% and an average audience score of 81% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Vincent Schilling from Indian Country Today writes, “Wu Assassins is a complete and utter blast. Admittedly I stumbled onto it and it’s one of the most fun discoveries I have ever made. An absolute thrilling mixture of martial arts and fantasy thriller storytelling.”
The Verge’s Noah Berlatsky says, “The clichés, plot holes, and stilted dialogue would all be forgivable if there were more fight scenes, and if the show wasn’t so often soaked in its own sodden seriousness.”
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Is Wu Assassins Suitable for Kids?
Wu Assassins is rated TV-MA, which means it is meant for viewing by mature audiences only. The content material is not suitable for children under 17.
