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There is a new hero in the town who may be just the last stance on the end of humanity. No, he is not oversized, he is even close to invincibility. He just has a strong sense of responsibility, a desire for revenge and a special ability to release a brain shock that can resonate with giant, giant Titan-style monsters until they explode from the inside. Oh, yes, he’s a cock. When I say Right now The marketing team gets a lot of miles in all the cock jokes.
exist Rooster fighter World Premiere Anime New Yorkcomic creator Shu Sakuratani and series script writers Hiroshi Seko Being asked to provide their elevator court for this unique new series. Both are modest and simple – Sakuratani said it was basically “the war of the 1980s” and Seko said it was just “a story about a chicken saving the world.” They both tell it. Yes, Rooster fighter Celebrating the machismo spirit of the 1980s, serious voice, brow hero, a la Polaris’ fist. Yes, of course, there are a lot of battles and monsters falling down. But essentially, Rooster fighter From its pure, wholehearted, undiluted camp. From mere conception to execution, it is unabashedly stupid and stupid, leaning towards its straightforward absurdity of every fiber.
Know Rooster fighter It is to briefly introduce Keiji, a strong, proud cock who is on the road to avenging his sister who was taken away by the demon. These demons are derived from human insecurity and fear, vary in size and shape, and even in their violent intentions, but wherever they are produced, the destruction lies in them. Fortunately, there is Keiji. He was quick, he was strong, and most importantly, he had a secret weapon-he could release a cock so powerful that it would smash demons like a glass.
Perhaps as this walking stereotype would expect, Keiji is also a woman who leaves his own path to destruction in the form of a heartbroken hen. He was a migratory bird after all (… yes?), and he neither had the time or energy of trouble like women or children-he hated boys. But under his tough, feathery appearance, he has a strong sense of justice and morality. In the first episode, after an old man saves Keiji from two boys who want to feed cats, he not only saves his life from the demons, but also helps him to sweep away the remaining demonic pieces on the hill.
For those who have read it Rooster fighter Comics, available from Right nowfrom the first episode, this won’t be much of a surprise, as this is a very faithful adaptation. We introduce the Rooster Hero in the current schedule, this time a sad multi-headed female monster crying for her boy when he knocks down a demon. Keiji saved a day and we took the year back to one of his first adventures. After bedridden, he set out on another hunting expedition to track down the demons that caused his original sadness, leading him to an expedition with the old man, bullies and huge cleanup.
It is pleasant for the comic fans to be the perfection and thorough capture of the comic’s humor, tension and motivation. This may also be thanks to the series’ head Hiroshi Sekoa veteran of monster performance, he borrowed screenwriter talent, like Jujutsu Kaisen,,,,, Mob Psycho 100,,,,, Attack Titanand class. The series also benefits from animations from CGI Professional Studios sziigWho is engaged in it Initial d Movies and Explosion dream! Franchise. They settled in a style that was deeper and shadowed than the comics, and while over-placed palettes were an option that took some time to get used to, Keiji’s heroes did have a better sport than the panels on the page alone. Given the relative size between a chicken and an office building-sized monster, it is sometimes hard to fully imagine him climbing up the limbs of his tentacles and rushing with his claws, but here, it’s exciting.
The entire team also did a great job of comedy timing, hitting the freight truck in a ridiculous humor in the best way imaginable. For example, Keiji suddenly cut a hen, or a nervous pause before he absolutely puts on a plate of corn. When we first learn about Keiji’s sister, there is also a stunning needle at the end of the plot, and when our sudden musical moments, I can only describe every embattled 80s hero walking into the sunset calmly, and the windbreaker is flying in the wind. Rooster fighter It is a celebration of the camp, and I think the compilation of animations is richer.
Before the world premiere of the first episode, fans had two chances to hear Sakuratani and Seko, a group on Friday and the other before the screening. Host Right now Community Manager Godswill Ugwa Jr., the two shared some excitement about the anime adaptation that will premiere in spring 2026 crunchyroll. “I can’t really wait for everyone to see how cool Keiji is,” Sakuratani said with a smile.
When asked how he came up with this idea Rooster fighterSakuratani said it was just coming to him. “I was actually just thinking, ”What would a hero that no one has seen before look like?’ And then a chicken popped up my head.” He later mentioned that although he had been influenced by many comic artists throughout his life, he was polite to Tetsuo Haraexplains the classic Polaris’ fist.
As for adapting the Rooster Hero into TV, Seco said knowing that there are only 12 episodes of this season will make him determined to make sure the audience will feel satisfied after watching it. As for the characters he likes to write the most, Seko says he likes Keiji, Piyoko, a fiery chick who is determined to grow into a strong hero, and Morio is a demon with a golden heart. However, his favorite scene is the appearance of the King of Ruts. Without spoiling anything, it sounds like stupid – Kaggy is ridden as a sex god in full-width dog mode.
The conversation also does explore some more in-depth topics, including discussing the favorite demons of the group members created by negative human emotions. Sakuratani has a special liking for Hikari. “This loss is so great that it leads to the creation of this ultimate bad guy,” Sei replied. His favorite is Sei’s father, a gambling addict who is so focused on making money that it leads to his transformation. “As humans, we are very vulnerable to the attention of making money,” Seko said. “I think Sei’s father just really hit the house.”
As far as the protagonists they are involved most, Sakuratani said he was related to Keiji’s younger brother Keisuke. “Keisuke is complex inside and very vulnerable. We have one thing in common.” Seko replied that he was associated with Elizabeth, a hen wielding an electric rod, despite being ridiculed in the past. “Keiji has all these powers he was born, but Elizabeth doesn’t. She just has all these techniques and help from humanity. That way, she’s almost like Iron Man.”
Technically or not, at the end of the day, Keiji, Elizabeth, Piyoko and everyone else are regular chickens trying to save the world. This may indeed be what this show needs. That’s all. As Seko puts it, “Keiji is a classic hero, like someone in a Hollywood movie from the 80s or 90s. Indiana Jones Or John McClane Die hard. They fight for justice. They are stubborn and have a special liking for ladies. But that’s how I imagined Kaggie. ”
Just in case anyone is curious, Sakura is a roast chicken guy, and Seko loves him some chicken tenders. Sorry, Kaji.
