Rooster Fighter

While Elizabeth attempts to rescue their father, Keiji and Keisuke rejoin the battle with Hikari, the devil bent on destroying the two rooster brothers. Hikari has transformed into the ultimate expression of his evil power and it appears nothing can stop him. Keiji’s not giving up, but this is exactly what Hikari’s sinister mother wants—to force Keiji into a corner and push him past his limits to trigger his Righteous Egg. Keiji fights for justice, but is there a dark side to his new awakening?

Although Chicken Little was able to save Morio, she herself has been possessed by a demonic entity determined to destroy Keiji, Keisuke, and Elizabeth. Tormented by guilt, Chicken Little flees the group, while Keiji and his companions must continue on. Something has changed within Keiji now that his Righteous Egg has awakened, and he must learn to control it. To do that he will need to head for the mysterious forest that surrounds Mt. Fuji and find the Righteous Master…

With Keiji’s father incapacitated after the battle with the devils, the flock heads into the Aokigahara Sea of Trees to find the Righteous Master, the legendary bird who knows the secrets of the Righteous Egg. They’ll need to find him soon, as the forces of evil are hot on their tails, and Tsumegaki, a devil who serves Madam Kugone, is a force to be reckoned with. Who is the Righteous Master, and can he help Keiji and Keisuke unlock their potential power?

Chicken Little and Morio continue their journey with a visit to a seaside town. This leads to an encounter with a destructive demon, but despite Morio’s wish to help humans, people still may not be ready to accept him. Then, in the mysterious caverns beneath Mt. Fuji, the Righteous Master relates the story of the Beast—a Goshikidori warrior who was consumed by rage and transformed by hatred. This individual also possessed the Inner Yolk, an extradimensional space that could be used for training. The Righteous Master intends to lead them into the Inner Yolk—if the Beast doesn’t kill them first!