Microids and What The Prod Announce Development of Animated Series Based on Syberia Franchise

Microids and What The Prod, renowned production companies in the world of entertainment, have joined forces to bring exciting news to the fans of the Syberia franchise. The beloved and captivating saga created by Benoît Sokal will soon be adapted into an animated series, promising to immerse viewers in the enchanting world of Kate Walker.

What The Prod, known for their expertise in animation, is currently working on the upcoming full-length feature film directed by Sylvain Chomet, titled “The Magnificent Life of Marcel Pagnol.” With their acquisition of the rights to adapt the Syberia franchise, What The Prod aims to deliver a remarkable animated series that will captivate both longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Syberia has attained legendary status since its debut more than two decades ago, enchanting adventure enthusiasts with its rich storyline, iconic characters, and unique atmosphere. The animated series will delve even deeper into this one-of-a-kind universe, allowing fans to reunite with Kate Walker, Oscar, the Youkols, and other fascinating characters as they embark on incredible adventures at the crossroads of reality and Benoît Sokal’s fantastical imagination.

The story follows the journey of Kate Walker, a young and ambitious lawyer from New York, as she takes us on a remarkable odyssey from Western Europe to Eastern Russia. Set in an alternate history, the series invites viewers to explore mythical lands teeming with epic quests and unforgettable characters.

Elliot Grassiano, Founder and COO of Microids, expresses his enthusiasm for this promising partnership, stating, “It’s truly exciting to see Syberia brought to life in animated form. Collaborating with What The Prod allows us to offer Syberia fans a visually stunning experience that perfectly captures the essence of this iconic franchise. This series presents a new opportunity for both players and new viewers to discover or rediscover the captivating world of Syberia.”

Martine Sokal, along with her children Hugo and Jules, who are the custodians of Benoît Sokal’s creative legacy, also express their support and pride for this adaptation. Martine states, “My husband would have been honored to witness his work being developed into an animated series. With Syberia, he created a magical and timeless world, and I am delighted that it will reach a new audience through this new adaptation.”

Ashargin Poiré, Founder and President of What The Prod, shares their vision for the animated series, saying, “Twenty years after the release of the first episode of Syberia, our ambition is to craft an animated series that draws inspiration from the game’s incredible universe. We aim to engage both dedicated fans and newcomers through a modern writing style that pays homage to the best dystopian and uchronic masterpieces. The art direction and quality of animation will deliver a mind-blowing experience that blurs the line between reality and fantasy.”

Microids and What The Prod are committed to working closely together to ensure that this adaptation meets the expectations of the series’ dedicated fanbase while also appealing to viewers who enjoy animated TV shows for young adults, such as “Arcane.” This collaboration promises to bring the world of Syberia to life in a visually stunning and captivating manner.

As the development progresses, fans can eagerly anticipate the arrival of the animated series, which will transport them into a world where adventure knows no bounds. Stay tuned for further updates on this exciting project that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on fans of the Syberia franchise.

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