The new Kakuseihunter Omegahorn trailer is finally here and it looks absolutely cracked



Get Ready to Rumble: Kakuseihunter Omegahorn Unveils Its Beastly New Trailer

Mark your calendars, because Toei is shaking up the weekend morning block. With Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity officially hanging up its cape, the spotlight is shifting to the next big thing in the Project R.E.D. initiative. Starting July 26, Kakuseihunter Omegahorn is taking over, and the latest footage makes it clear that things are about to get intense.

If you aren't familiar with Project R.E.D.—short for "Record of Extraordinary Dimensions"—this is Toei’s latest venture focusing on high-octane stories centered around heroes rocking that signature crimson aesthetic. The show follows the journey of Shout the Flame, a treasure hunter with a serious upgrade. Instead of just dodging traps, he wields a mysterious relic known as the Omegahorn to call forth massive, legendary beasts to do his heavy lifting.

A First Look at the Chaos

The second teaser trailer gives us a much better look at the show’s personality, and it’s a wild ride. We get a solid glimpse at Enkaku, who is definitely going to be a fan favorite, especially since he’s shown shifting between his human appearance and a terrifying, hulking monster form. Beyond the main cast, the trailer highlights a flurry of fellow hunters and the ominous members of the Eval Alliance, who look set to be the primary thorn in Shout’s side.

This show is stepping into a prestigious time slot, airing alongside Kamen Rider ZEZTZ. Come September, the schedule will get even more crowded when Kamen Ryder My-Th joins the fray. It’s a packed lineup that’s keeping the Super Hero Time block feeling fresh.

For now, all this action is exclusive to Japanese airwaves. Toei hasn't breathed a word about international licensing or streaming services just yet, so keep your fingers crossed that a global platform picks this up soon. Until then, you can check out the new trailer over on the official YouTube channel to get hyped for the July 26 premiere.

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