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Footage of an upcoming Amazon Prime series has apparently been “leaked” on the internet, revealing an all-star cast.

Secret Level will be released later this year and is the brainchild of the team behind the hit Netflix anthology series Love, Death and Robots.

The new animated series follows in its footsteps, promising to bring different video game franchises to life with each episode.

Alleged leaked images have apparently revealed a list of big names set to star in the show. An unreleased trailer made its way online, but not before Amazon saw it removed.

Before it was pulled, the leaked teaser offered a sneak peek at the galaxy of talent set to lend their voices, including Keanu Reeves, who has been confirmed to voice a character from the Armored Core universe.

Joining Reeves in the illustrious cast list are renowned actors Arnold Schwarzenegger, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Kevin Hart, Gabriel Luna, Temuera Morrison, Emily Swallow, Michael Beach, Clive Standen, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje and Ricky Whittle, reports the Mirror.

Fans took to social media to express their anticipation, with one fan exclaiming: “Keanu, Arnie and Kevin Hart? That’s a powerhouse line-up!”.

Another fan commented: “Wow, this cast is absolutely wild! I can’t wait to hear Keanu’s voice! And Kevin Hart and Arnold together? This is going to be a comedy gold mine!”.

While many fans are looking forward to the return of original voice actors like Christopher Judge for God of War’s Kratos and Daisuke Tsuki for Ghost of Tsushima’s Jin, one fan expressed his excitement, stating, “This voice cast is crazy! I can’t wait to see how they bring these games to life.”

The animated anthology series will feature a unique story in each episode, each based on a different video game franchise.

Game series confirmed to receive an adaptation include Mega Man, The Outer Worlds, Pac Man, Sifu, Spelunky, Unreal Tournament and Warhammer 40,000.

Another confirmed episode will be based on the PlayStation online shooter Concord, which was pulled from sale on the platform’s online store after a poor reception shortly after its release.

After the trailer leaked, the series’ official social media account shared a cryptic post hinting at an announcement. It read: “533 y0u 0n 547u2d4y” and was accompanied by the label for New York Comic Con.