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Sakigake!! Otokojuku PS3 Game's 2nd Promo Showcases Cast Lineup

posted on by Egan Loo
Momotarō Tsurugi, Genji Togashi, J, Manjimaru, Raiden, show off fighting moves

On Thursday, Namco Bandai Games began streaming the second promotional video for Sakigake!! Otoko Juku Nihon yo, Kore ga Otoko Dearu! (Japan, These Are Men!), its PlayStation 3 game inspired by Akira Miyashita's classic Weekly Shonen Jump action comedy manga Sakigake!! Otoko Juku. As the television anime's opening theme song "Yogorechimatta Kanashimi ni" by SEPIA plays at the beginning of the video, Principal Heihachi Edajima proclaims the righteous cause of his school for delinquents.

The video then showcases the moves of Momotarō Tsurugi, Genji Togashi, J, Manjimaru, Raiden, and other characters.

The video also notes that the game will have a limited edition that will bundle a 21-centimeter-tall (about 8-inch-tall) figure of the Otoko Juku Sango-sei and Chinju Chokurō Guard, "Hell's Magician" Baron Dino. The limited edition will also have a pop-up picture book and a visual case with an exclusive illustration by Miyashita.

The game's official website will host a "gimmick" contest where fans can submit ideas for items. The winning idea will be made into an actual item in the game, complete with narration by Principal Heihachi Edajima.

The game will arrive on February 27, 2014.

The 1985-91 manga about a boys' private school for delinquents sold 26 million volumes and already inspired games for Famicom (NES), Game Boy, PlayStation, and PlayStation 2. It also inspired a 1988 animated television series and movie, as well as a live-action film by director and actor Tak Sakaguchi (Versus, Death Trance, SHINOBI).

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Image © Akira Miyashita/Shueisha © 2013 NBGI


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