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Zoé, a zombie puppet with white dreadlocks, arms crossed in front of a purple graffiti wall

A stop-motion IP

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She's 15, her phone is always charged and her arm is barely hanging on. Zoé wants to be a content creator. Her zombie body has other plans.

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Zoé sitting on a pink beanbag, taking a selfie with a big grin and a peace sign
  • 15 years old
  • Zombie
  • Future content creator

Introducing

Zoé, 15, future content creator… and zombie.

She has it all planned: the content, the aesthetic, the strategy. What she didn't plan for is her arm falling off mid-tutorial and her eye rolling under the bed during a livestream. Zoé wants to control her image. Her daily life has a mind of its own.

Why we love her

Five reasons to fall for Zoé

  • Funny

    She laughs at her fails before anyone else. Okay, sometimes right after.

  • Unfiltered

    She says what she thinks. Even when she should have thought twice.

  • Clumsy

    Gravity: 1. Zoé: 0. Every single day.

  • Ambitious

    A twelve-month content calendar and a competition-grade ring light.

  • Endearing

    It's impossible not to be on her side. Even when she loses an arm.

Her world

Welcome to her bedroom (sorry about the mess)

Posters, plushies, strategically piled clothes and a phone that never leaves her hand — at least while her hand stays attached. Zoé's bedroom is her studio, her HQ and the set of almost all her fails.

Zoé's bedroom concept art: Metal poster, guitar, clothes on the floor and pizza, with Zoé in the middle of the mess
  • Film studio
  • Secret HQ
  • Disaster zone

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New videos, behind-the-scenes and big announcements: an email every now and then, never spam. Pinky swear on Zoé's eye (the one that's still attached).

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Backstage

Want to see behind the scenes?

Puppets, miniature sets, series development and IP strategy: it all happens backstage.