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Killer Bean Forever is a 2008 American action animated film written, produced, and directed by Jeff Lew, starring Vegas E. Trip, Bryan Session, David Guilmette, Matthew Tyler and Jeff Lew. It was preceded by two web shorts: Killer Bean: The Interrogation in 1996, and Killer Bean 2: The Party in 2000. Taking place in a world of anthropomorphic coffee beans, the film's plot follows a bean assassin named Jack "Killer" Bean, who is sent to hunt down a crime boss, while he himself is hunted by mercenaries and the police.

In 2020, an animated series that continues the story of the film was announced, and premiered on September 6, 2020, but was cancelled in August 2021. In the same month, a game simply titled Killer Bean was announced, which also continues the film's story. The movie has obtained a cult following online since 2018.

One late night, Killer Bean, an agent of the Shadow Agency, calls a DJ at a nearby warehouse party to lower the music's volume as it is causing a disturbance. The DJ does not listen to his request, prompting Killer Bean to shoot everyone at the warehouse. The DJ reveals he is a nephew of Cappuccino, a notorious crime boss and drug lord, after Killer Bean confronts him. After the shooting, Detective Cromwell and a police officer investigate the crime scene. Vagan, a lackey for Cappuccino, arrives near the warehouse and is informed by Cromwell about Killer Bean's involvement in the shooting.

At the warehouse, Vagan ambushes Killer Bean, but it ends in both leaving unscathed. Inside a bar, Killer Bean confirms his identity to Cromwell, but declines his request to kill Cappuccino. Outside, Cromwell confronts Killer Bean about the identity of Shadow Bean, but Killer Bean refuses to provide information. Cromwell learns from Harry that a Shadow Bean refers to a member of the Shadow Agency, an organization that formerly worked with the government.

Killer Bean infiltrates another warehouse owned by Cappuccino and kills the gang members and the mercenaries sent there, but he is ultimately knocked out by an explosion from Vagan's motorcycle. Cappuccino interrogates Killer Bean about his target, with Killer Bean revealing that his target is Vagan. Cappuccino, who fires Vagan, gets killed in retaliation. Killer Bean and Vagan have a standoff, with the latter revealing that he is a former agent of the Shadow Agency who stole their databases after realizing the agency went from vigilantes to mercenaries who will serve anyone, and assassinating those who question it. Killer Bean shoots Vagan out of denial, but Vagan warns him the agency will go after him next before dying. Cromwell, who witnessed the infiltration from afar, arrives with the entire police force, prompting Killer Bean to surrender as it could protect him from the agency.

Upon learning of Killer Bean's arrest, Jet Bean intentionally gets himself arrested in order to see Killer Bean. At the police station, he kills every police officer there, and confronts Killer Bean in his jail cell. Jet Bean tells Killer Bean that Vagan was a threat to the Shadow Agency, confirming Killer Bean's suspicion about them. The confrontation leads into a fight between the two and ends in Jet Bean's death. Outside the station, Killer Bean informs his boss about an upcoming meeting and drives away in a police van full of weapons.

The concept for Killer Bean came in a short produced by Jeff Lew in 1996 entitled "The Killer Bean: The Interrogation", which was later called "Killer Bean 1". Jeff Lew intended this short only to teach himself animation, and it only received about 3000 hits. After practicing animation for about 2 years, Lew started work on "The Killer Bean 2: The Party", a 7-minute short. "The Killer Bean 2" took about 3 years to create, and was released on iFilm in 2000. In about 6 months, it received about a million views, which was significant before YouTube.[3][4] A later edit, "Killer Bean 2.1", was uploaded to DivX in 2004. "Killer Bean 2.1" was also later uploaded to YouTube in 2009, which has since gained more than 4 million views.[5]

After receiving various calls from movie producers that never developed, Lew decided to make a full feature film himself. The first rough draft of the screen play took about 5 months. Previsualization (previz) took about one and a half years. One mistake Lew regretted was not making the concept art before previz, which meant that many of the previz shots could not be reused for final animation. Lew then posted an ad on Craigslist for voices, and auditioned about 20 people and cast four. The concept artist for the characters was Von C. Caberte.[6] By July 2005, all pre-production was completed.

In 2012, a mobile game, Killer Bean: Unleashed, was released for Android and iOS. Taking place shortly after Killer Bean Forever, the story follows Killer Bean who is on the run from mercenaries, while hunting the Shadow Agency's top Shadow Bean, Major Firepower. In 2021, the game received several updates on Android, the first updating the game to a newer version of Unity to prepare for new levels. Then, the game was updated to use 3D models instead of sprites and added the Pixel levels. Later updates added new levels and enemies.

A third-person, open-world shooter game based on Killer Bean was announced in August 2021. Lew plans on bringing the game to Windows, MacOS and Linux in 2024, and consoles such as PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch after the game's full release. The game is planned to cost US$20.[12][13][14] In August 2023, an official trailer was uploaded for the game, announcing a demo and showcasing gameplay of the game.[15] The game will launch in early access on Steam in 2024.[16] an extended gameplay trailer was revealed during Summer Game Fest 2024.[17][non-primary source needed]

In January 2020, Lew revealed Killer Bean's return in a 10+ episode web series,[18] although it had been delayed in late February.[19] Lew claimed that famous YouTubers and fans will voice act the characters in the series.[20]

On May 10, 2020, The Return of Killer Bean, a teaser for the web series, was released onto YouTube.[19] "The Return of Killer Bean" was released as a teaser for the upcoming 2020 series in 4K. The short features Killer Bean attacking a group of mercenaries, but when the last surviving bean threatens to shoot a hole through his car door, just like he did with his mother's, Killer Bean attempts to reason with him. Claiming that the mercenary has some personal problems, Killer Bean lets him take his car and throws him the keys. The last bean tries to find the keys in some trash bags, but when he finds them, the keys are actually an explosive device. The explosion throws the mercenary into a garbage can, though he survives, before Killer Bean leaves in his car.

Killer Bean, also known as the Killer Bean Game by Jeff Lew and some fans, is an upcoming third-person roguelike shooter developed and published by Killer Bean Studios, LLC. The story takes place after Killer Bean Forever, and has the same narrative as the canceled series, which was about Killer Bean's mission in defeating the Shadow Agency. The game was first announced on August 19, 2021, and will cost around $20 USD maximum.[1][2] The game will release in Early Access on Steam in 2024.[3][4][5] The game can be wishlisted on Steam here.

The game is a roguelike shooter set on a remote, lawless island. The game is not truly canon to the Killer Bean timeline as the story is randomly generated. The game features a campaign mode with 9 missions, each with unexpected events and different enemy types. You play as Killer Bean, who aims to shut down the Shadow Agency. The game starts with Killer Bean losing his car and meeting Grant, a retired mercenary bean who introduces the game mechanics. The first mission will always be about recovering Killer Bean's car. The rest of the missions are related to disabling parts of the Shadow Agency's fortress on the island.

The island is inhabited by three main factions: Bad Beans, Mercenaries, and Shadow Beans. Killer Bean can align with either Bad Beans or Mercenaries in defeating the Shadow Agency. The Bad Beans are city-based gangs performing illegal activities. The Mercenaries are soldiers living in outposts around the island and have military-grade equipment. The Shadow Beans are the strongest faction led by the Shadow Agency and have the most advanced equipment. As the game progresses, several skilled Shadow Beans are sent out to kill Killer Bean. Two smaller factions, the Pirate Commandos and the Old Town Mafia, also inhabit the island and can align with Killer Bean. Pirate Commandos are former mercenaries with equipment from both the Mercenaries and the Shadow Beans. The Old Town Mafia is based in a city called Old Town and is based on real-world mafias from the 1920s.

The game features different skill trees for Killer Bean. Killer Bean has 4 main skill trees: Guns Blazing (ranged weapon abilities), Melee (close range combat), Parkour (navigation abilities), and Stealth (hiding and disguise). Skills can be unlocked with skill points.

The game uses Unity 2021 as its engine.[6] Shortly after the game was announced, it was set to release in 2022. However, the game's release date was postponed numerous times as a majority of the game's features were not developed until 2024. Due to the introduction of Unity's runtime fees in September 2023, a demo of the game that was supposed to be released in late 2023 was canceled.[7] In April 2024, Jeff Lew announced that the development for the game will be rushed to meet a June 2024 deadline. This announcement was met with concern from the game's players, who say that it would result in a broken, unfinished game.[8]

In early December 2023, the first playtest was announced to start during holiday break.[9] Registrations for the first playtest began on December 23 at approximately 20:40 UTC, and ended shortly after 1000 players registered, 100 to 200 of which were accepted.[10][11] The second playtest happened on January 22, 2024.[12] In February and March 2024, playtests 3 and 4 happened respectively.

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