The highly anticipated new season, “Spookiz -Breaking the Curse-,” from the globally popular character animation “Spookiz” has officially premiered on Friday, October 2, on the Spookiz Official YouTube Channel.

“Spookiz” is an immensely popular 3DCG animation boasting over 6.44 million YouTube subscribers (as of September 29) and more than 3.4 billion total views (as of September 29). Since news about the new season, “Spookiz -Breaking the Curse-,” began to roll out this September, it has generated immense excitement and enthusiastic responses from fans around the world.

In the previous season, “Spookiz -Monsters Awakening-,” the Spookiz set off on an adventure to Japan, striving to become true monsters to protect their friends from a Monster Hunter who raided their peaceful school. In the spotlighted Episode 1 released today, titled “Back to School…?”, a shocking scene unfolds as the Spookiz face off against the Monster Hunter once again at the very school filled with memories of their time together. How will their new adventure unfold? Stay tuned for what’s to come!

The episode is described as follows:

Attacked by the monster hunter and cornered by their overwhelming power, the Spookiz are sent on a journey by Mr. Reaper to find the ancient monster “Tengu” so they can become “true monsters” and protect their friends.

Arriving in their new destination, Japan, Kebi—who turned into a child during the battle with the hunter—and his separated friends Cula, Frankie, Kongkong, and Zizi reunite amidst their arduous adventure.

Through rigorous training with Momo, a Tengu monster, and with the help of Kapper, a Kappa monster, they overcome their trials, finally restore Kebi to his original form, and forge an unbreakable bond.

—But this is not the end.
Will the grown-up Spookiz be able to restore peace?!
The curtain rises now on their next grand adventure!

Source: Email Correspondence

Josh Piedra

Senior Editor, Anime & Manga

Josh has been an anime fan for over twenty years. In addition, he is a light novel author with 38 books published across 5 series! He is also the owner of Meteora Press, his personal dba serving as a publishing label. Anime and otaku culture isn't Josh's only area of expertise. He also has a Bachelor of Arts in Game Design and has created a handful of independent games along with a deep working knowledge of the gaming industry.