The Best 10 Science Fiction and Fantastical Series of This Year
How would you do if you had infinite ability? That's the central inquiry explored by all best science fiction as well as fantastical narratives. What if you possessed superhuman abilities? Or discovered a revolutionary drug? Or if each and every single human was dedicated to your happiness? Could you use such power for good, or succumb to your own darker impulses?
These series ranked herein all explore this theme in unique ways (aside from a single notable exception). Outlined below is our countdown of the 10 top installments of science fiction & fantasy television from 2025.
10. Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man
Despite over 60 years of stories, the web-slinger remains reinterpreted by fresh talent. This series delivers a novel look at the character's formative years, cleverly combining classic source material story beats with ideas from other adaptations to craft something which is simultaneously fresh and deeply engaging.
Rather than operating alone or having Iron Man as a guide, this version of the hero forges a evolving relationship with the future Green Goblin, who here is still just the CEO of Oscorp. Through their dynamic, Peter grows into a true hero, internalizing the signature lesson of great power and responsibility.
9. Hazbin Hotel Season 2
Creator Vivienne Medrano's audacious adult musical series, which sprang from a fan-funded pilot, truly came into its own in its second installment. Building on the game-changing revelations of season 1, the narrative expands significantly, following the scheming TV demon Vox who seizes control of the situation, sparking a chain of ever-more explosive confrontations that naturally end in show-stopping musical numbers.
Although it may lack a one viral song on the level of season one's "iconic tune," this is due to everything in this season being increasingly interwoven. The action, character development, and above all the score and songs are all elevated. The season moves the main storyline forward while providing no shortage of weird, unhinged, and ultimately entertaining dark fantasy.
8. Daredevil: Born Again
Following the acclaimed Netflix show, Daredevil: Born Again faced immense expectations. After significant production challenges, the final product demonstrates to be worth the wait. The plot follows Matt Murdock after his secret identity as Daredevil is exposed, making him a target to enemies from his history and new threats in a refreshed version of his well-known setting.
The premiere is explosive, evoking the intense tone audiences cherished from the original series. While the subsequent episodes venture into some different territory, the first season finishes on a strong note, setting viewers keenly awaiting a second season.
7. Common Side Effects
A unexpected this year's gem, this series is essentially a Breaking Bad with a humor of a suburban satire. Created by Joe Bennett and writer Steve Hely, it follows the story of a mild-mannered mycologist who finds a miraculous mushroom and soon finds himself pursued by everyone from unscrupulous Big Pharma CEOs to federal authorities.
Far from being a spoof, the show unfolds with the grave intensity of a 1970s paranoia thriller. Accentuated by trippy animation and an eerie musical soundtrack, the story explores bigger questions about the mushroom's full capabilities. It's a smart, beautifully animated, and utterly compelling ten-episode season.
6. Fallout Season 2
This hit series of the popular video game series returned with a new season of episodes that expanded its epic lore and broadened its post-apocalyptic world. Although it ventures toward the legendary location of New Vegas, the season is not a direct adaptation of that title; rather, it further explore themes of authority and freedom.
The show skillfully balances several narrative threads and perspectives, from the protagonist's mission for justice to a knight's struggle with the dogma of the his faction. The outcome is a rich detailed and utterly absorbing addition to the ever-growing wasteland saga.
5. Invincible Season 3
The visceral and emotionally charged adult animation show keeps its powerful momentum in its third outing. Mark Grayson confronts tremendous challenges on all side: training for a looming Viltrumite threat, mentoring his powered sibling, and clashing with his secretive GDA. The season also features some of the most brutally intense action sequences the series has yet delivered.
The protagonist's bodily and emotional endurance are repeatedly pushed. He must grapple with opponents stronger than himself, the aftermath of his battles, and the ethical burden of his choices. Standout storylines for supporting cast members like Cecil Stedman and Rex Splode round out a superb installment.
4. Peacemaker Season 2
The director's offbeat anti-hero show came back with increased importance within the revamped DC canon, and it delivers on that fronts. Although it effectively establishes foundations for upcoming cinematic universe stories, it primarily tells a resonant and focused {