Ireland’s Studio Meala, Greek studio Funny Tales, and Japanese studio Cosmonaut have teamed up to develop and co-produce What the Fluffoverse, a new animated sci-fi comedy adventure based on the artwork of Philipp Kaeser. The series (10x22), aimed at kids ages 8-12, follows Neto as he traverses the galaxy trying to regain his lost memory, accompanied by a cast of unforgettable and diverse characters.

An award-winning animation studio based in West Ireland, Studio Meala produces original IP and specializes in hand-drawn 2D animation. Their recent work includes two episodes of the popular Disney Plus anthology Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire. The studio is also launching production on its first IP, Doodle Girl, a 2D animated series commissioned by Irish State Broadcaster RTÉ.

Funny Tales, based in Greece, is an award-winning animation studio specializing in 2D animation and pre-production. The studio has produced its original IP for Disney and is working on its second one.

Creative collective Cosmonaut was co-founded by award-winning creative director Yuichi Miyashi, Hiroyuki Kamata, and artist Philipp Kaeser, with animation business consultant Kanji Kazahaya more recently joining the team.

Source: Studio Meala