Hi everyone,
I’d like to share Inner Universe, an original animated kids IP (ages 6–9) currently at the concept/IP stage.
The project explores the human body as a living, explorable world—combining education, adventure, and humor in a format designed for international audiences and long-term franchise potential (TV, digital, publishing, and educational extensions).
I’m not pitching a finished script, but an adaptable IP/concept and am open to discussions around development, licensing, or co-production with producers and studios looking for original animated properties.
Happy to share more details via DM if it aligns with your interests.
Thanks!
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I really like the concept and title, Mustafa Bayraktar! Inner Universe reminds me of Osmosis Jones and Inside Out, but Inner Universe is its own thing. Maybe make the organs characters or special locations.
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Thank you so much, Maurice — really appreciate that.
You’re absolutely right. In Inner Universe, the organs are conceived both as characters and as distinct locations, each with its own function, personality, and narrative role.
The core idea is to make the body feel like a living system where every part matters, especially for a young audience.
Thanks again for the thoughtful feedback.
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Thanks a lot, Maurice — that means a lot.
Yes, the organs are designed as both characters and unique locations, each representing a role within the system of the body.
Appreciate the feedback.
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You're welcome, Mustafa Bayraktar. I think Inner Universe will be a hit. I'm looking forward to watching it!
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I'm thinking on the magic schoolbus kinf of trip, I loved that show. Or are you gonna give every organ a personality? That actually would be very interesting.
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Thanks, Alex!
The Magic School Bus is a great reference in terms of curiosity and learning, but Inner Universe takes a different approach.
Instead of a guided “school trip” inside the body, we’re building an inner world where key organs exist as systems with personality, hierarchy, and conflict — reacting in real time to what happens in the outside world.
Some organs do have personalities, but they’re more symbolic and emotional, not purely cartoonish. The focus is on how internal chaos mirrors real-life moments kids go through.
We want it to feel funny, relatable, and a bit chaotic — because that’s what growing up actually feels like.
Really appreciate the question, it’s exactly the kind of discussion we want around the project.