Mine Yoshizaki is the original manga creator of Sgt. Frog, which is returning with a new theatrical film on June 26 after a 16-year gap since the last film. He contributed new illustrations for the franchise's first official collaboration with Mobile Suit Gundam.
Mine Yoshizaki created the manga Sgt. Frog, which began serialization in Monthly Shonen Ace in 1999. The series spawned a TV anime adaptation that ran from 2004 for seven years, producing five theatrical films during its original run. After a long hiatus from theaters, the franchise is returning with a new film titled "New Theatrical Film☆Sgt. Frog: Revived and Quickly the Crisis of Earth's Annihilation, desu!" opening on June 26.
In the lead-up to the film, ABEMA launched a limited-time special channel starting June 13 that broadcasts all 358 episodes from the first seven seasons free daily until July 10. A collaboration music video for the film featuring theme song "Kashippanashi Destiny" by ano premiered on June 14, directed by Eita (maxilla) with editing by tachi. The film marks the first new Sgt. Frog theatrical release in about 15 years.
Yoshizaki also contributed new illustrations for the franchise's first official collaboration with Mobile Suit Gundam, announced on June 9. The collaboration includes joint illustrations by Yoshizaki and Gundam character designer Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, as well as collaboration plastic models. This marks the first official joint project between the two franchises after 22 years of Gundam parodies within the Sgt. Frog series.
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A collaboration music video for the new Sgt. Frog film, featuring theme song "Kashippanashi Destiny" by ano, will premiere on June 14. A teaser video was released on June 13. The MV uses footage from the film and is directed by Eita (maxilla) with editing by tachi. The film opens on June 26.
Ahead of the first new Keroro Gunso film in 16 years, the franchise has announced its first official collaboration with Mobile Suit Gundam. Footage shows Gundam appearing to help the Keroro Platoon, and new illustrations by Mine Yoshizaki and Yoshikazu Yasuhiko have been released. Collaboration plastic models will also be sold.
ABEMA will launch a limited-time special channel for the TV anime "Sgt. Frog" starting June 13, broadcasting all 358 episodes from the first seven seasons free daily until July 10. The channel commemorates the June 26 release of "New Theatrical Film☆Sgt. Frog: Revived and Quickly the Crisis of Earth's Annihilation, desu!," the first theatrical film in about 15 years. Episodes will be available for free catch-up viewing for one week after each broadcast. The original manga by Mine Yoshizaki began serialization in Monthly Shonen Ace in 1999. The TV anime adaptation debuted in 2004 and ran for seven years, producing five theatrical films during its original run. The new film marks a return for the franchise after a long hiatus from theaters. The special channel runs from 1:00 PM on June 13 to 9:30 PM on July 10, giving viewers a month-long window to revisit or discover the series ahead of the film's premiere.