The 2D web series, created to mark Mental Health Month, follows Nyota, a soft-spoken and introspective girl, and her playful cat Lumi, as they navigate the rhythms of everyday life.
Final Frontier has teamed with the designer toy and IP company Pop Mart to launch , a 2D animated web series created to mark Mental Health Month.is a four-episode, hand-drawn series that follows the story of Nyota, a soft-spoken and introspective girl, and her playful cat Lumi, as they navigate the rhythms of everyday life.
With no high-stakes drama or fast-paced action, the series offers viewers a chance to slow down, breathe, and reconnect with the beauty in small moments.Brazilian director and illustrator Daniel Semanas, known for his emotionally rich narratives, brings his signature poetic style to the animation.The project reflects both companies’ shared commitment to storytelling that resonates emotionally and creatively.
Pop Mart, best known for creating global sensations like Labubu, now introduces Nyota as its latest original character IP, expanding its universe with a more contemplative voice.“Collaborating with Pop Mart on was a total joy,” said Gustavo Karam, executive producer at Final Frontier.“They gave us the trust and space to explore something truly heartfelt, and Daniel Semanas ran with it — bringing a beautifully delicate, almost poetic touch to these stories.
It’s rare to find a client so open to sensitivity and emotion in storytelling, and we’re proud of how turned out: quiet, thoughtful, and full of soul.”
Journalist, antique shop owner, aspiring gemologist—L'Wren brings a diverse perspective to animation, where every frame reflects her varied passions.
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