The series was first announced in February 2018 that a CGI adaptation of the comics is in the works from Gaumont Animation. Sumalee Montano as Karasu-Tengu and Auntie.Keone Young as Tetsujin, Hakai, and Keisatsu.Mela Lee as Lady Fuwa, Kaiyo, Toshiko, Fumiko, Hana, Kana, Warbotto, and Sawaguchi.Eric Bauza as Kagehito, Chikabuma/Mechabuma, Admiral Nochi, O-Dokuro, and Yabushito.

SungWon Cho as Lord Kogane, Warimashi, and Head Keisatsukan.

Shelby Rabara as Kitsune, Mayumi, and Kiyoko.

Darren Barnet as Yuichi Usagi and Spot.

Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles takes place in the far future and centers on rabbit teenager Yuichi, who is the descendant of Miyamoto Usagi, and his group of eccentric companions (Gen, Kitsune and Chizu) while defending the city of Neo Edo from the menace of Kagehito and the Yokai. A second season was released on September 1, 2022. Produced by Netflix Animation, Atomic Monster Productions, Dark Horse Entertainment and Gaumont Animation, the series premiered on April 28, 2022, on Netflix. Unlike its source material where the comics takes place in the past, the show takes place in the future and Miyamoto Usagi is not the lead protagonist. The show is loosely based on the Usagi Yojimbo comic books by Stan Sakai. Includes The Crossing story by Peter Laird.Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles is a CGI-animated action- comedy streaming television series developed by Doug and Candie Langdale. Originally titled Usagi Yojimbo in Albedo #2įirst appearance of Spot, Stan starts numbering his pages in this issueįirst appearance of Jei. The series continues to be published with Dark Horse to this day.įirst appearances of Tomoe Ame, Lord Noriyuki, and the Neko Ninjaįirst appearances of Mariko, Kenichi, and Jotaroįirst Usagi Yojimbo story published in color 2 (again, not to be confused with the volume numbering of the trades).Īfter a half year hiatus, Dark Horse began releasing the third volume of Usagi in 1996, once more beginning with an issue #1.

This is generally called Vol.1 (not to be confused with the trade paperback volumes).Īt that point, Usagi immediately moved over to Mirage for a brief 16 issue run (starting with issue #1 again), which comprises Vol.

They ran the series for 38 issues, ending in 1993. Usagi got his own series in 1987, when Fantagraphics released Usagi Yojimbo #1 (following the release of their Usagi Yojimbo Summer Special in 1986). The character of Miyamoto Usagi first appeared in Albedo #2, published November 1, 1984. 2.4 Usagi Yojimbo/TMNT: The Complete Collection.

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