Stan Lee Creates A New Superhero For Rovio’s New Animation Platform

The man behind some of the most iconic superheroes in history has a new creation. Stan Lee has thought up Chakra The Invincible, an animated web series distributed through Rovio‘s Toons.TV online video platform.

Chakra follows Raju Rai, a young Indian boy who becomes a superhero when he and his mentor develop an Iron Man suit that allows Raju to manipulate the powerful chakras within his body. Raju must then take on a menacingly-named group of supervillains: The Shattering Steelfist, Kildune, The Destroyer, Agni, The Living Flame, and Boss Yama.

Here is the first episode, where Lee introduces his newest creation.

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Chakra The Invincible lives on Toons.TV, an animation video platform created by Rovio, the company best known for creating Angry Birds

. In a press release, Lee made note of Rovio’s most famous game while promoting the series. “Angry Birds! How about ‘Angry Stan’, I can’t win at that game!” he quipped. “Well, at least if Rovio is going to keep making a game I can’t beat, they were nice enough to feature one of my unbeatable new superheroes – Chakra The Invincible! on ToonsTV.”

Six Chakra episodes have already been released, with more to come. I’m looking forward to the episode where he has to battle a bunch of greedy green pigs.

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