On the Apple TV Plus platform, you will find a variety of high-quality original shows and movies that are well worth the investment. From the thrilling psycho series "Severance" to the out-of-this-world (literally) "For All Mankind," Apple TV Plus is a streaming service that values unique stories that stay with you long after you watch. One fascinating new show, however, follows a somewhat surprising theme: Godzilla.

Monarch Legacy of Monsters is the sixth installment in Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros.' Monsterverse and the second TV show overall. One of our top picks to see this weekend, it has already earned an impressive 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes. Only two episodes are currently available, but reviewers have been raving about the film ahead of its official debut.

The 10-episode drama, which hasn't even finished airing yet, has big, stomping, terrifying monster legs. Godzilla and other monster quests could make this a new home run for the Apple TV Plus. Should we give it a chance? Here's what you need to know before trying out this critically acclaimed series.

Monarch Not only does a giant monster like Godzilla exist, but it destroyed San Francisco, so it's common knowledge now.

Kate Landa (Anna Sawai) is one of the few survivors of the attack, known as "G-Day." She travels to Tokyo to unravel the mystery of her family. Her father, Randa Hiroshi (Takehiro Hira), was presumed dead in a plane crash.

But when she arrives at his apartment in Tokyo, she discovers that Hiroshi had another wife and that she has a half-brother named Kentaro (Ren Watabe). having discovered a mysterious satchel tied to a conspiracy dating back to the 2017 film "Kong: Skull Island," the brother and sister must learn to trust each other.

In between two different timelines, Kate and Kentaro uncover the shadowy organization Monarch, a military organization dedicated to monitoring monsters around the world, including Godzilla. With the help of Kentaro's girlfriend May (Kiersey Clemons), the two work with various new acquaintances to understand Monarch's true purpose.

They also try to piece together what is really happening to Earth's monster population, relating it to previous Godzilla films and series. John Goodman and Kurt Russell also star.

Critics such as The New York Times, The Hollywood Reporter, TheWrap, and The San Francisco Chronicle agree that the series' "nostalgic charm" and "human drama" elements make for a great viewing experience and "human drama" make for a great viewing experience.

Angie Han of The Hollywood Reporter praised the "touching collaboration between the father-son duo of Kurt and Wyatt" and called it "compelling." Mike Hale of The New York Times praised the "striking visual effects" reminiscent of old-time "adventure filmmaking."

TheWrap's Matthew Cleese called the series a "worthy experiment" that will "hopefully" keep the Monsterverse in business.

Zaki Hasan of the San Francisco Chronicle added that the show is a "worthy endeavor" based on the first eight episodes that were uploaded for review.

Unfortunately, it is a little too early to tell if there will be a second season of Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Given that the show has just been released and will air for the next two months, it will be some time before Apple TV Plus decides about Monarch season 2. It's going to take some time.

However, content featuring Godzilla and other large monsters belonging to the Monsterverse has been successful over the years. That is, of course, if it makes sense to continue the story. That is, of course, if it makes sense to continue the story.

For now, all we can speculate is that there is likely to be another set of episodes to check out. There is no official word on the next "Monarch": the Legacy of Monsters