Titmouse and Polygon Pictures join forces for multiple CG animation projects
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Titmouse, the comedy and counterculture animation brand known for such well-known series as Big Mouth, The Legend of Vox Machina, The Venture Bros., Star Trek: Lower Decks, and Beavis and Butt-Head, and Polygon Pictures, one of the most respected CGI studios that brought the world beloved works such as Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Tron: Uprising, Transformers Prime, Pacific Rim: The Black, BLAME! and Love Death + Robots, have announced a partnership to develop and produce CG series.
We’re seeing more and more prestige CG series happening in the adult space, like Blue Eye Samurai and Arcane, and since Polygon is known for its CG expertise and Titmouse is known for our adult animated series and unique point of view, we quickly realized this would be a match made in animation heaven.
The non-exclusive partnership will combine the best of both animation studios, with their distinctive styles and specialized expertise, to produce multiple CG series. Titmouse’s unparalleled comedic and subversive creative and storytelling approach and direction mixed with Polygon’s top-tier CG proficiency across multiple areas, especially high-end action, will bring to the table CG series that haven’t yet been seen on streaming platforms.
Culturally, the work that we produce is so in line with what Titmouse does, and bringing the best of what we both do to this partnership to develop some mind-blowing CG series is going to be beyond fun. This groundbreaking collaboration with our good friends at Titmouse will turbocharge our corporate mission to ‘do what no other has done, in unparalleled quality, for all the world to see and enjoy.
-Jack Liang, Executive Producer VP of International Business Development and Licensing, Polygon Pictures.
Multiple series are currently in development and will be announced at a later date. To stay in the know around this partnership, follow Titmouse on X, Instagram and Facebook.
For more information on Titmouse and Polygon Pictures, visit titmouse.net and ppi.co.jp (you can also follow Polygon on X and Instagram)