AESOP’S FRIENDS is for any country. We propose catering to your territory and languages virtually, allowing license or show specifically to your country. We have worked so hard. We have created seasons of episodes of its base animation. This is the grand start to the episodic franchise, including a TV show, feature film, comic books, video games, school supplies, clothing, and toys, with the opportunity to product integrate and collect exciting brands on the way.

AESOP’S FRIENDS is all about the children. This is our version of the Fables of Aesop, initially written by Aesop between 620 and 564 BC, credited to Aesop, a slave and storyteller who lived in ancient Greece. Each episode is a brief story used to illustrate a life lesson super popular throughout history, working its way into the education of our children even today.

Here is an example of our first season includes these 12 episodes: The Cicada and the Ant, The Hare and the Tortoise, The Puppy and the Frogs, The Peacock and the Crane, The Fox and the Crow, The Two Frogs, The Wolf and the Goat, The Worm Doctor, The Daw, and the Pigeons, The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, The Fox without Tail, The Fox, and the Woodman

AESOP’S FRIENDS is for any country. We propose catering to your territory and languages virtually, allowing license or show specifically to your country. We have worked so hard. We have created seasons of episodes of its base animation. This is the grand start to the episodic franchise, including a TV show, feature film, comic books, video games, school supplies, clothing, and toys, with the opportunity to product integrate and collect exciting brands on the way.

AESOP’S FRIENDS is all about the children. This is our version of the Fables of Aesop, initially written by Aesop between 620 and 564 BC, credited to Aesop, a slave and storyteller who lived in ancient Greece. Each episode is a brief story used to illustrate a life lesson super popular throughout history, working its way into the education of our children even today.

Here is an example of our first season includes these 12 episodes: The Cicada and the Ant, The Hare and the Tortoise, The Puppy, and the Frogs, The Peacock and the Crane, The Fox and the Crow, The Two Frogs, The Wolf and the Goat, The Worm Doctor, The Daw, and the Pigeons, The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, The Fox without Tail, The Fox, and the Woodman

We have 12 episodes of the base animation completed. Each one needs more animation, voices, and music. The episodes are:

  1. The Ant and the Grasshopper – about planning for the future
  2. The Tortoise and the Hare – is about ingenuity overcoming strength.
  3. The Puppy and the Frogs – about respecting neighbors
  4. The Peacock and the Crane – about being helpful over ornamental
  5. The Fox and the Crow – about not trusting flattery
  6. The Two Frogs – about considering consequences
  7. The Wolf and the Goat – about selfish invitations
  8. Doctor Worm – about the importance of honesty
  9. The Jackdaw and the Pigeons – about staying true to yourself
  10. The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse – about living safely with enough
  11. The Fox without a Tail – about ignoring bad advice
  12. The Fox and the Woodcutter – is about honesty with those who help you.

WHO WAS AESOP

Aesop (EE-sop) was Born in 620 BC and died in 564 BC at 55 or 56 years old in Delphi, Greece. Aesop was born a slave and is known as a storyteller.  He was so prolific that many of his fables have been adapted and recounted in other storylines for 2,500 years. Aesop has been read for centuries by so many generations.  The basis of his storylines is simple fables that address the past, present, and future of how we must be respectful to ourselves and others.

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