The "Rocky" series is a collection of sports drama films centered around the character Rocky Balboa, a struggling boxer from Philadelphia. Created by Sylvester Stallone, who also stars as Rocky, the series began with the original film released in 1976, which won three Academy Awards, including Best Picture. The story follows Rocky's journey from an underdog to a champion, highlighting themes of perseverance and determination. The franchise includes several sequels, with notable titles like "Rocky II," "Rocky III," and "Rocky IV." In addition to the original series, the spin-off films, such as "Creed," focus on the next generation of boxers, including Adonis Creed, the son of Rocky's former rival, Apollo Creed. The series has become iconic in popular culture, inspiring many with its motivational messages.