Same park. Different worlds.

Four kids find a hole under the playground slide. Only children can see it — and on the other side, a world is asking for help.

An original animated franchise, already in production

Leo, Mia, Nico and Luna live on the same street and go to the same school. Then they start seeing the Holes: openings that adults walk straight over, that lead to worlds coming apart. Every world they cross into needs something only children would think to give it.

Behind the Holes is the World Network — five Prime Worlds, five Prime Keys, and a figure called Veyl who was once a boy like them, and who is now convinced the only way to save the Network is to close it.

Format: 3-minute episodes
Season one: 12 episodes
Arc: 5 seasons planned
Audience: Kids 6–11 and family
Look: Stylized 3D CGI
Status: Episode 1 in production

The cast

Character reference designs are established. These sheets define each character's face, silhouette and wardrobe throughout production. Select a character to open their full model sheet.

Same park, different worlds

The show's engine is a promise a child understands immediately: the ordinary place you walk past every day has another side. Each episode opens somewhere familiar and ends somewhere impossible.

The four children walk to school as a Hole opens on the pavement — Episode 1 — the first Hole opens on the way to school.

Luna holding Nubi at the playground — Luna and Nubi.

The children kneel around the glowing Hole — Some holes should never be ignored.

The children arrive at Tangle Isles, a world of floating islands — Tangle Isles — the first world on the other side.

The four children at the playground at golden hour — The ordinary side: one street, one park, four friends.

A world visible through the opening in the ground — What the ground was hiding.

How it gets made

Character consistency is production-controlledReference sheets and a locked visual workflow guide each character's face, build and wardrobe across production.
Built for the format that pays firstThree-minute episodes on YouTube, with vertical cutdowns from the same masters. Short enough to publish weekly, long enough to tell a full arc.
Season one is writtenTwelve episodes, series bible, world mythology and a five-season arc already mapped rather than improvised.
A franchise, not a shortFive Prime Worlds, a locked cast, and a villain with an origin — designed from day one for merchandise, publishing and licensing.

Looking for a production partner

Holes Between Worlds is independently developed and self-produced. We're opening conversations with partners and investors for season one. Full series bible, scripts and production plan available under NDA.

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