Gibarro is the last story in the third season of Love, Death and Robots. Love, Death and Robots was released by Netflix, so it can only be watched on Netflix. The most watched episode in the third season is the ninth episode Jibaro.

Plot introduction

In a heart-shaped lake in the jungle, there lived a beautiful banshee. She was covered in gold and jewels. A group of knights in medieval costumes came to the jungle, were puzzled by the banshee's singing, and died in the lake one after another (this setting obviously borrowed from the banshee of Sai Ren in ancient Greek mythology). Only one deaf knight escaped.

The deaf knight rode away and the horse was overwhelmed by the tree. The knight fled for his life on foot, but he could not escape from the jungle. After a hasty trip, he returned to the lake. The tired knight fell asleep by the lake. The banshee was surprised that her singing didn't confuse the knight. She thought the knight was childlike, so she fell in love with him and went out to sleep with him after the knight fell asleep.

The setting of the jungle banshee obviously borrowed from the Sai Ren banshee in ancient Greek mythology, who woke up at the same time after dawn. The banshee fled because of shyness, and the knight found the gold jewels all over the banshee and pursued them greedily. However, the banshee regards this as a knight's act of falling in love with himself. The two met at the waterfall, and the banshee danced with love to the knight, but the knight took the opportunity to kill the banshee, took all her gold and pushed the banshee's body into the river.

The banshee's body returned to the lake, and blood gushed out of the lake, bringing the banshee back to life. The knight wearing jewels accidentally drank blood and cured his deafness. At this time, the banshee found the ungrateful knight and sang the shrill song of revenge again. This time, the knight was as confused by the song as his companions and was buried at the bottom of the lake.