
Manga → Webtoon → Animation → Music → Sound → World
Manga, manhwa, webtoons and animation — original fictional worlds shaped by African imagination.
The Idea
The goal is not to imitate Japanese anime or simply label something "African anime." The aim is to study different storytelling traditions and develop an original visual language influenced by African cultures, histories, languages, oral traditions and mythology — alongside manga, manhwa, animation, music and personal experience.
This section explores the relationship between African culture, visual art, music, storytelling and imagination.
The Pipeline
Manga
Webtoon
Manhwa
Animation
Music
World
Original Worlds
Manga, webtoon and animation projects — characters, cities and myths from a universe in progress.
We explore cultures, histories, languages, oral traditions, visual art, mythology, music and the stories passed down through generations.
We interpret what we learn and build fictional worlds, characters, systems and narratives from it.
We use drawing, manga panels, composition, character acting, colour, perspective, movement and cinamatography to communicate the story.
We want music, voice, silence and sound design to become part of the storytelling rather than simply something added afterward.
Eventually, these worlds can move beyond the page and become animated stories.
The Craft
Ink, panel and page — where the worlds are first drawn.
Long-form, colour-rich storytelling with its own rhythm and pace.
Scroll-native comics built for the phone and for the reader.
Bringing characters and worlds into motion.
Original people, places, myths and histories — imagined and real.
Soundtracks, scores and soundscapes that carry the story.
The Pipeline
The long-term creative pipeline is manga to webtoon to animation, then music, sound and an entire world. This is a long build — and it has already begun.