PI’S GUIDEBOOK
Genre: Educational adventure series, 3D animation.
Format: Series, 13 episodes × 6–7 minutes.
CONCEPT
“Pi’s Guidebook” is a travel guide across Europe for children and their parents. It is an adventure animated series about a brave little fox named Pi, who sets off on a journey across Europe following the tracks of his missing grandfather. This is a story about generational bonds, the dream of flight, and searching for answers within the “unfinished” pages of his grandfather’s Guidebook.
Format: AI / 3D Animation
Duration: 13 episodes × 11 minutes
Audience: Co-viewing / Family (6+)
Tone: A “warm,” feel-good adventure story.
Values: The importance of knowledge, responsibility, family loyalty, and the art of friendship.
Educational Layer: Through an adventurous travel format, children learn about the culture, geography, and traditions of different countries right alongside Pi.
LOGLINE
Pi is a brave little fox with a dream of the sky, whose life changes forever when his sailor grandfather mysteriously vanishes.
Guided by blueprints found in his grandfather’s magic chest, Pi repurposes an old schooner into a flying airship and sets off on a journey to find his missing relative.
Following the “bookmarks” in the unfinished Guidebook, Pi explores new countries, experiences countless adventures, and finds loyal friends along the way.
THE WORLD OF THE SERIES
Setting: A cozy, inspiring world where every country is a new chapter in the Guidebook that Pi’s grandfather spent his whole life writing.
World Rules: The world is alive, friendly, and kind, filled with mysteries and surprises. In every new country, Pi the fox meets characters from fairy tales and folklore, learning about local traditions, symbols, fun facts, and landmarks. Here, communication goes beyond living creatures – buildings, objects, and even gummy candies can understand one another.
Tone: Adventure with elements of an educational travelogue (edutainment).
