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Fruit Ninja Frenzy Force


 By Max


It’s finally here! We’re proud to announce the release of our new YouTube Red Original animated series, Fruit Ninja: Frenzy Force.
Ever wondered what Fruit Ninja would look like if it was set in the present day? Wonder no more! Frenzy Force follows a new generation of ninjas – Seb, Peng, Niya and Ralph – who discover a dojo and ancient scrolls that contain the secrets to unleashing the long lost martial art of Juice-Jitsu. Join them as they protect the world against (but not limited to) an alien overlord, a giant bug and a time-traveling enemy from the past, all under the watchful eye of the quirky, extremely old and badly disguised Sensei.




Love what you see? If you live in the United States, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico or Korea, subscribe to YouTube Red and watch the first four episodes now, plus get a new episode weekly! If you live elsewhere, check out this guide to see how you can watch Fruit Ninja: Frenzy Force. But that’s not all – keep your eyes (and fruit) peeled on Halfbrick’s official YouTube channel for teasers and exclusive video content about the series!

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