Rooster Teeth also announced at Anime Expo last week that Kōichi Yamadera ('Ghost in the Shell') will appear in the series as a Japanese military recruit fighting alongside Jordan’s character in a global war to protect Earth’s last free society.
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Buzzy Comic Scribe Evan Narcisse Joins Writing Team For Rooster Teeth’s ‘gen:LOCK’
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Dakota Fanning Joins Cast Of Upcoming Rooster Teeth Anime ‘Gen:LOCK’
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Rooster Teeth Taps Former Porn Actress-Turned-Sports Host Mia Khalifa To Resurrect ‘Sportsball’ Podcast
The first iteration of the series was co-hosted by Rooster Teeth’s resident sports enthusiast and former ESPN radio personality Tyler Coe, who is also returning for the rebooted version.
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Rooster Teeth Opens First Pop-Up Store In Los Angeles For Its Geoff Ramsey Collection
Merchandise accounts for 20% of Rooster Teeth’s overall revenues, the company says. Advertising is the biggest piece of the pie, accounting for 25% -- of which only “a portion” is derived from YouTube.
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Michael B. Jordan To Star In, Co-Produce Rooster Teeth Anime Series ‘gen:LOCK’
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‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ Star Rob McElhenney To Bring Horror-Comedy To Rooster Teeth
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Rooster Teeth Kicks Off Summer Of Animation With ‘Camp Camp’ Season 3 Trailer
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Cyanide & Happiness, ScrewAttack To Headline 3rd Annual Rooster Teeth Animation Festival
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Rooster Teeth Makes Bid For European Expansion With New London HQ
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Here’s The Full-Length Trailer For Rooster Teeth’s ‘Why We’re Here’ Documentary
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Rooster Teeth Explores Its History In Documentary ‘Why We’re Here,’ Coming April 20
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Tickets For Rooster Teeth’s Eighth Annual ‘RTX’ Gathering Now On Sale
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