The rise of indie animation means creative, artist-driven shows made outside big studios, exploding due to accessible tech (Blender, home PCs) and online platforms (YouTube, TikTok). It's a shift away from corporate control, offering unique stories, personal expression, and authentic art, with creators often relying on crowdfunding (Patreon, Kickstarter) and fan support, leading to hits like Hazbin Hotel and Murder Drones, paving new paths for animators and audiences seeking originality.
A woman gets trapped in a crazy virtual world along with five other humans and are now subject to the whims of wacky AI and their own personal traumas.
Knights of Guinevere is a psychological thriller set in the far future that welcomes you to a planet-wide amusement park in the clouds!... And the shadows beneath it, where a broken Princess Android might be two dreamers’ tickets to better lives, or the end of them.
A group of undead gangsters fight for control over what's left of an island pulled from the sea, filled to the brim with immortal criminals and gangsters.
Lackadaisy (aka Lackadaisy Cats) is based on the webcomic created by American artist, Tracy J. Butler. Set in a Prohibition-era St. Louis with a population of anthropomorphic cats.
Atlas and the Stars follows the story of a human and an alien trying to make their way back home after mysteriously getting tossed across universes. Both Atlas and Atmosphere have no choice but to team up together if they ever want to make it out of this strange place.
In a world where humanity is extinct and Earth is in a post apocalyptic state, worker drones struggle and toil to survive and defeat rogue robots called Murder Drones.