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Animated series ‘Migali’ premieres at MIPJunior
‘Migali’ follows a six-year-old spider princess who wants to become queen.
At the Royal Academy, she meets other unusual characters and faces comic chaos.
The 52-episode series is adapted from a comic book series that has sold more than 150,000 copies in France.
Its creators say the show aims to make children laugh while treating them as smart viewers.
“Migali,” an animated series about a six-year-old spider princess, had its world premiere at MIPJunior on Oct. 10.
The 52-episode series is based on the comic books by Alexandre Arlène and Fabien Ockö Lambert.
Migali attends the Royal Academy as she tries to become queen, bringing her web-weaving skills and energy to a chaotic school.
The series is produced by Easy Peasy Entertainment and Bardaf! Productions, in co-production with RTBF, Ketnet, RTS and TF1.
Director Cédric Frémeaux said the show combines humor with deeper topics and is aimed at children aged 5 to 8.
- Who
- Migali” is a six-year-old spider princess; the series is directed by Cédric Frémeaux.
- What
- The animated series had its world premiere at MIPJunior.
- When
- Oct. 10; the year is not stated in the article text.
- Where
- MIPJunior, the Cannes children’s TV market.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
What struck me with this character is how radiant and fun she was, as a heroin.
Instead of fighting for their attention span with fast-paced, frantic content, we chose to craft something that both takes them seriously and makes them laugh.
Children from this age are much smart than we think, and if you’re lazy in your writing, they will see it instantly.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Format
- 52 episodes of 11 minutes each
- Lead character
- Migali, a six-year-old spider princess
- Source material
- Comic book series by Alexandre Arlène and Fabien Ockö Lambert
- Target audience
- Children aged 5 to 8
- Comic sales
- More than 150,000 copies sold in France
Sources
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