A series of original art from the earlier part of the series,

A tale of monsters. (Or are there none?)

Magic is what a monster can do when they stop hiding what they are.

Welcome to San Mágos, a luminous city where monsters and humans live side by side, and every gift grows stronger when its owner stops pretending to be someone else.

Momo & Yeti is a music-driven animated series in development, created by Charbel A. Zeaiter.

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Welcome to San Mágos

San Mágos looks like any other city.

It has universities, cafés, apartments, rush hour and people trying very hard to look ordinary.

But monsters live here too. For generations, they survived by keeping quiet, passing as human and treating their gifts as liabilities. Now the bargain is failing.

In San Mágos, a monster’s power grows from selfhood. The more they are asked to shrink, the brighter they become.

In San Mágos, You Be You is a law of nature.

A place to begin

MTHRNTR

Part café, part refuge, part unofficial town square. The coffee is excellent. The company is complicated. Everyone eventually finds their way here.

Madame Momo, Momo Jr and Yeti recording Monsters on the Mic beneath a glowing ON AIR sign
ON AIR

Monsters on the Mic

The microphones are already on.

At MTHRNTR, Madame Momo, Yeti and Momo Jr host the late-night radio show where San Mágos comes to tell the truth.

Madame Momo

Warm, sharp and always ready to ask the question everyone else has stepped around.

Yeti

Part Himalayan, part surfer, carrying the kind of grandpa wisdom that arrives sideways.

Momo Jr

Larger, louder and usually the first to pull the story somewhere it was not planning to go.

“The moment you stop asking who you are, you’ve accepted someone else’s answer.” - Momo Jr

Meet the monsters

Nobody here is only one thing.

Six lives. Six gifts. One city learning that its so-called monsters may be the clearest expression of what it means to be human.

Venus Akino the hacker in tartan
01

Venus Akino

Vampire. Hacker. Inventor. Tampers where she shouldn't. Doesn’t do haemoglobin. Doesn’t do people.

Eva Fangoria with her eight snakes
02

Eva Fangoria

Gorgon. Designer. Fashionista. Eight snakes, nine opinions. Turns the gaze into glamour.

Bolt meditating
03

Bolt

Cyclops. Meditation teacher. Namaste, MOFO. Strong enough to choose gentleness every day.

Lucky Glitterbutt in a bright suit
04

Lucky

Unicorn. Forgetful. Filmmaker. Memory keeper. Joy is load-bearing.

Lola Ricci dressed as a chef
05

Lola

Frankenstein. Chef. Made from many parts and entirely her own. The seams are the recipe.

Ash Garcia carrying coffee
06

Ash

Three-headed dragon. Café owner. Three minds, one body and the best coffee in San Mágos.

Henry Noblethorn glowing
07

Henry Noblethorn

Human. For now. Monster ally. Family doesn't approve of his... friends. Doesn’t know himself. Not yet.

Apollonia the phoenix professor
08

Apollonia Benu

Phoenix. Professor. Died seven times. Turns scars to champagne.

Orion Akino. Undead.
09

Orion Akino

Vampire. Ghost. Left a cyrptic formula recipe. And let a lot of unanswered questions. Returns frequently.

Concept artwork. Key protagonists.

Three releases · 33 tracks

The songs are already part of the story.

Original music is the narrative engine of Momo & Yeti: revealing character, breaking open emotion and carrying the world beyond the screen.

Nothing True, Nothing False album cover
Release I

Nothing True, Nothing False

Overtures, mirrors, funerals and the first door inside the door.

Electric Peach Zen Social album cover
Release II

Electric Peach Zen Social

Songs of voice, visibility, reinvention and refusing the edit.

I Am album cover
Release III

I Am.

Five songs about judgement, becoming and the selves that return.

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Current recordings form the development music library for the series.

Built for the screen

A world designed to move with music.

Momo & Yeti is a serialised animated series for a young-adult and crossover audience.

Gothic-neon cityscapes meet character-led colour, texture and sound. Rhythm shapes movement. Songs arrive at moments of emotional pressure, where ordinary dialogue is no longer enough.

The story world, characters and music are extensively developed. The definitive screen version is now being shaped.

01

City physics

Identity is not decoration. It changes what a character can do.

02

Found family

Belonging is built through friction, humour and showing up again.

03

Music inside drama

Every song earns its place by changing the emotional stakes.

Industry

The light is red.
Come into the booth.

Momo & Yeti is an Australian-created property in active development. The world and screen rights are controlled by Febble.

Confidential pitch materials are available for appropriate industry conversations.

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