Entertainment · October 29, 2026
Apple TV's 'Monarch: Legacy of Monsters' Eyes Revamped Season 3
Apple TV+ and Legendary Television are currently in discussions regarding a third season of the Monsterverse series 'Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.' If renewed, the show is expected to undergo a creative overhaul, including the appointment of a new showrunner and a fresh writing team to replace the original duo of Chris Black and Matt Fraction. The proposed third season would introduce new Titans from the Legendary cinematic universe, though it remains unclear if existing human characters will return.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- Apple TV+ and Legendary Television are in negotiations for a third season.
- A third season would feature new writers.
- New Titans from the Legendary Monsterverse would be introduced.
- Matt Fraction and Chris Black were the original creators of the series.
Reported by only some outlets
- Deadline reports the search for a new showrunner is already underway.
- The Hollywood Reporter notes that season two concluded earlier this year.
- Variety specifies that multiple individuals have already been approached to take over showrunning duties.
- Deadline notes the news comes six months after the season two finale on May 1.
Confirmed
- Apple TV+ and Legendary Television are in talks for a third season.
- The series creative leadership (Chris Black and Matt Fraction) will be replaced if the show continues.
- New Titans will be introduced in the upcoming season.
Reported
Rumor
- The original human characters may not carry on into the third season. (Variety)
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