World of Worlds
Five freshmen. One weird town. Way too many questions.
A supernatural mystery-comedy about five freshmen in Morrowville, where ordinary school life keeps colliding with strange discoveries, suspicious patterns, and questions that refuse to stay unanswered.
Freshman year was already enough.
Ev, Des, Theo, Lex, and Dami are trying to survive school, friendships, family expectations, and each other. Unfortunately, Morrowville has other plans.
The more they pay attention, the more little inconsistencies start piling up — strange places, odd encounters, patterns that do not make sense, and discoveries that are very difficult to ignore once you have noticed them.
What begins as curiosity gradually pulls the group deeper into a mystery none of them fully understands yet.
World of Worlds
Created by: Miranda Davis & Emma Davis
Format: Animated Series
Season: 20 episodes
Audience: Teen / YA
Status: In Development
First Developed: August 1, 2026
© 2026 Miranda Davis & Emma Davis. All rights reserved.
Five very different ways to deal with something weird
Ev
Quiet, observant, and nonchalant. Ev notices more than people expect, cares more than he lets on, and is extremely serious about his shoes.
Des
Energetic, fearless, and endlessly curious. Des is usually the first person willing to investigate and has a talent for turning “we should go home” into an adventure.
Theo
Curious and analytical. Theo looks for patterns, evidence, theories, and the logical explanation — even when the situation is becoming increasingly illogical.
Lex
Tough, stylish, blunt, and fiercely protective. Lex will call out a terrible idea immediately, but she is also the person you want around when everything goes wrong.
Dami
Clever, mischievous, and very comfortable making situations more complicated. He is rule-resistant, street-smart, and more loyal than his first impression suggests.
A town with plenty of places to be suspicious of
Morrowville is not just a backdrop. The town has its own routines, gathering places, familiar corners, and locations that slowly become part of the larger mystery.
The Starling
One of the recurring places woven into the group’s everyday life and the wider town.
The Grove
A Morrowville location that feels ordinary until the surrounding questions begin changing how the group sees it.
Orbit
Another part of the town’s social landscape, with its own atmosphere and place in the characters’ routines.
Coast
A location that helps give Morrowville a life beyond school and the central mystery.
Seacliff
Part of the wider environment surrounding the characters and the places they move through as the story expands.
The world is still taking shape
Character art, environment designs, expressions, props, and other visual-development pieces will continue to be added here as the public presentation grows.
The goal is to show enough of the project to make the tone and world feel real without turning the page into a spoiler encyclopedia.
Core-five group art · individual character art or crops · Morrowville environments · selected development pieces · occasional creature or mystery imagery when it can be shown without revealing too much.
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Enough to explore — not enough to spoil it
On the public page
Premise, tone, the core five, selected Morrowville locations, approved artwork, public-safe development notes, and future project updates.
Kept behind the scenes
Full scripts, complete episode progression, major reveals, deeper mythology, private character information, unreleased worlds, and internal development documents.
Watch the project grow
Selected development updates, visual progress, creator notes, and behind-the-scenes pieces may appear in the Studio Journal as World of Worlds continues to develop.
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