A lively Tokyo, quirky robots, and endless adventure — a new animated show for kids is in the works.
Toikido, the UK-based toy-driven gaming studio, will co-produce Beep Boop with animation studio Custom Nuts and production label Lazy Sunday.
The vibrant series will follow vending machine robots on their explorations through Tokyo’s Electronic Quarter.
“Beep Boop blends comedy, adventure, and relatable lessons within Tokyo’s iconic culture,” says Darran Garnham, CEO & Founder of Toikido. “Each episode is a new opportunity for fans to explore and laugh along with our Beep Boops as they take on tech mishaps and discover their unique place in the world.”
While the show is primarily for kids, the producers believe it will also appeal to adults who enjoy the tech-savvy humor and amusing situations the robots encounter in their pixelated journeys.
“The Beep Boop universe is like no other, combining Japanese cityscapes with universal themes of curiosity, exploration, and resilience,” says Silas Hickey, Founder of Custom Nuts.
The show will turn everyday tech moments into intriguing and silly happenings kids will love.
“The potential to combine humor, adventure, and meaningful storytelling in this series is limitless, and we can’t wait to start creating memorable experiences for kids worldwide,” says Artem Vasilyev, Founder of Lazy Sunday.
For more information about this new project, visit toikido.com.
