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Not an easy post to write.
After being left with unpaid work, my family and I have had a very difficult year.
I'm looking for a job. Any honest work. Remote, local or further afield. I'm experienced, hardworking and willing to learn or start over.
I just want to provide for my family and rebuild some stability.
If anyone can help or share this, thank you.
Since forever, making anime meant big studios, big budgets and years of production. Most people with a story never got close.
That's changing fast. AI is opening a new way to make animation, and almost nobody has figured out how to do it well yet. Including us. But we're building it in the open.
At Final Bosu we're making anime with a small team and a studio pipeline we built ourselves. Not "type a prompt, get a movie". The opposite.
How we got here
We started with standalone shorts, each one a test of something new:
→ Yomi: our first step into AI animation.
→ Kage & Gage: two brothers, one snack, and our first real character piece.
→ Tomashi: dialogue in a bar scene. Coming soon.
→ Respawn Express (WIP name): a look into how our world works. Coming soon.
Every short taught us something. It's all about consistency, taste and direction.
How we make it now
→ We build the world first. Keshuma, its districts, its rules, the Final Bosses etc. Every character and place has a history, and it’s all written down in our own canon.
→ We write the story. Every episode starts as a script written by us: the beats, the characters, every line of dialogue.
→ A human draws the boards. Every shot starts with our creative director's storyboard.
→ We lock the look before anything moves. Characters, rooms and props are designed, hand-finished and locked.
→ AI does the heavy lifting in between, overnight and in volume. Fixing the animation part.
→ Our team picks the keepers by eye.
→ The finish is human: Voiceovers, edit, sound, grade and timing.
What's next: The Hero of Keshuma
This is the big step. The Hero of Keshuma is the start of our main story: an episodic series, with episodes that connect and follow each other. Our main characters, the Final Bosses, the real canon of Final Bosu.
It's also our biggest test. Can a small team carry a full storyline in this new way of making anime?
And here's the part we're most excited about. As the main crew moves through the world, they meet characters along the way. Those characters are our collectibles. The character you own can show up in the story.
Where to follow it
→ Everything launches everywhere: YouTube, X, Instagram and TikTok.
→ I recommend to follow us on YouTube as it will be our home base for the cinematic experience.
We don’t just want viewers. We want people who care about these characters, argue about the theories, and wait for the next episode.
That's how a fandom starts, and that's what we're building.
The bet:
We think AI animation becomes a real market in the next few years, and not just for big studios. For small teams and creators with a story to tell. The winners won't be the ones with the best model. They'll be the ones with the best taste, the strongest world, and a fandom that grows with it.
We're a small team, and this is episode one.
Subscribe on YouTube and follow along here. Much more to come. 🔥
28 @finalbosuX, one web. 🕸️
I turned my whole collection into an interactive relations map : factions, mirror pairs, the Janken Unit,
Every link between the characters I own, in one place.
The writing table for what comes next.
AAO! ⚡
Finally found some time to create Kodaka's story. It's truly something to cherish.
Nice work, @kevinfinalbosu, and the team for delivering such a unique way of creating a story for @finalbosuX.
SHIORI on Final Bosu https://t.co/T86M9WwK8F
Snagged this Citizen yesterday. There are only three Bosu in the entire collection with this "rebel band" which I find simply stunning 🔥
Chat did I cook?