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The sports-themed kangaroo NFT collection dubbed Roo Crew is set to go on sale on September 20.
There are 5,000 NFTs in the collection.
Plans of the developers of Roo Crew include a possible interactive NFT game, merchandise, Ethereum (ETH) giveaways, and grants for holders to start their projects.
Roo Crew's kangaroo NFTs are all unique with different traits pertaining to facial expressions, backgrounds, pouches, hand gestures, eyes, mouth, ears, tails, clothes, hair, hat, jewelry, etc.
The "Roo Crew" NFTs are also divided into five different sports: basketball, soccer, American football, baseball, and boxing.
According to the Roo Crew website, each sports category has its unique background and traits. Each sport will also have ultra-rare Kangaroo NFTs.
Roo Crew joins other NFT collections that will be dropped on the said date, including "Crypto Hobos," "Crazy Cousinz," and "Flowtys."
