This article about Season 1 of the anime gen:LOCK was originally ... The next generation of mecha is here, and it’s coming from Rooster Teeth. The creators of the long-running comedy Red vs.

Rooster Teeth are bringing mechs to a gunfight in its ambitious new sci-fi anime series gen:LOCK. But what will the giant robots of gen:LOCK look like? And will hardcore mecha fans get a series ...

Discovery is currently in talks to sell the rights to certain Rooster Teeth catalog content and intellectual property such as the popular anime-style ... Jordan’s animated mecha series ...

A daring team is recruited to pilot a new form of weaponized neuroscience that powers devastating mecha, but they must be willing to sacrifice everything to save the world.” ...

actual anime, but still! Michael B. Jordan gets his own giant robot! Rooster Teeth has officially announced that Jordan will star in its upcoming mecha series Gen: LOCK, the company’s next ...

Tue, June 11, 2019 at 5:59 PM UTC An action-heavy science fiction series grounded in the tradition of mecha anime ... Looking to give Rooster Teeth “its best shot at an instant, new, successful ...

We're This Week in Anime, after all ... generously, a 5/10 mecha series. It's easy to write off Rooster Teeth's closure as a consequence of Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav's disrespect ...

Rooster Teeth revealed the latest trailer for gen ... and recruits a diverse team of young pilots to control the next generation of mecha—giant, weaponized robot bodies. These daring recruits ...

Blake and Yang — which is Rooster Teeth’s original anime-style series that has run for nine seasons so far. A sequel movie is slated to follow. “I had the Batman and Superman comics as a kid ...

The 2010s provided a stellar list of anime for mecha anime fans to sink their teeth into. Franchises like Gundam will ...

As Rooster Teeth grew in popularity, so did its ambition. It went on to found several large YouTube channels, including ...

Rooster Teeth is biting ... as the popular anime-style series “RWBY” (pictured above), pioneering sci-fi spoof “Red vs. Blue,” and Michael B. Jordan’s animated mecha series “Gen ...