Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles
A Netflix Original
In a lively city that blends ancient legend with modern street life, a teenage rabbit dreams of earning the title of real samurai. He bands with a crew of fledgling warriors, each bringing their own quirks and skills to the table. Together they train, improvise, and fight to defend their home... Read more
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About Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles
In a lively city that blends ancient legend with modern street life, a teenage rabbit dreams of earning the title of real samurai. He bands with a crew of fledgling warriors, each bringing their own quirks and skills to the table. Together they train, improvise, and fight to defend their home from a string of escalating threats. Yokai creatures stalk the alleys, rival ninjas test their limits, and even extraterrestrial troublemakers drop in from the skies. Through brisk action and quick humor, the team learns what real courage looks like, and how loyalty, humility, and grit shape a true protector. Despite the light tone, the show builds a tight world with distinct neighborhoods and rival crews. The humor lands through character quirks, snappy banter and visual gags, while the action blends martial arts with inventive gadgets. The core arc centers on growth, mentorship, and making tough choices under pressure.
Released in 2022, the series is created by Candie Langdale, Doug Langdale and Heather A Maxwell. Darren Barnet voices Usagi and Spot, with Aleks Le, Mallory Low, Keone Young and Shelby Rabara in supporting roles.
Critics generally praise the show's fast pace and its mix of humor with action while balancing a coming of age arc for Usagi. Themes of friendship, responsibility and teamwork anchor the high energy fights and give the adventures a human heartbeat. Viewers note the visuals and pace stay accessible.
Visually the series leans into bright animation and dynamic fight choreography that nods to classic samurai stories while embracing contemporary comedy. Its diverse cast and bilingual energy reflect a broader trend toward culturally blended hero tales that appeal to family audiences. The choreography favors rapid, clean lines that read well in fast cuts and punchy humor. The show frames heroism as teamwork and mentorship, not just individual skill.
Box office data does not apply to a TV series; it was released on streaming platforms rather than theaters, making it accessible to a global audience.
Details
- Release Date
- April 28, 2022
- Episode Length
- 25m
- Rating
- TV-Y7
- User Ratings
- 33 votes
- Type
- TV Series
- Seasons
- 2
- Episodes
- 20
- Network
- Netflix
- Status
- Ended
- Genres
- Animation, Action & Adventure, Comedy
- Country
- United States
- Studio
- Atomic Monster +3 more
- External Links
- View on IMDB
Official Trailer
Cast
Darren Barnet
Usagi / Spot (voice)
Aleks Le
Gen (voice)
Mallory Low
Chizu (voice)
Keone Young
Tetsujin (voice)
Shelby Rabara
Kitsune / Kiyoko (voice)
Eric Bauza
Admiral Nochi / Chikabuma / Kagehito / O-Dokuro (voice)
Mela Lee
Lady Fuwa / Toshiko / Hana / Warbotto (voice)
SungWon Cho
Lord Kogane / Head Keisatsukan / Warimashi (voice)
Created by: Candie Langdale, Doug Langdale, Heather A. Maxwell
Seasons (2 seasons, 20 episodes)
Season 1
10 episodes - 2022
Season 2
10 episodes - 2022