#iyanu

[kasumingo]

So I looked around a bit and if everything goes according to the plan (read: doesn't get canned), there's actually several projects coming 2025 and up I'm interested in:

Titles in the tags (left to right)

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"Iyanu" Sneak Peek!

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Iyanu gets new trailer, no release date specified

A new trailer has been released for Iyanu. No release date was specified.

“Iyanu” is a superhero tale set in the magical kingdom of Yorubaland, which draws from Nigerian culture, music and mythology. Drawing deeply from the rich tapestry of Yoruba people, the animated series follows a teenage orphan girl, Iyanu, who spends her days studying history and ancient arts but yearns for a normal life. One day, responding to danger, she unknowingly triggers her divine powers, the likes of which have not been seen since the Age of Wonders. With newly discovered superpowers, Iyanu joins forces with two other teenagers, Biyi and Toye, as they embark on a remarkable journey to discover the truth about the evil lurking in her homeland. Throughout her adventure, she’ll uncover the truth about her past, her parents, and her ultimate destiny to save the world.

[wolfie245]

Characters of the upcoming animated show Iyanu.

[melanatedmedia2]

✨ Exciting news! Iyanu, based on Roye Okupe’s comic, follows a young orphan on a journey to reclaim her powers and break a curse. Premiering in 44 African countries soon! 🌍💫 #Iyanu #AfricanAnimation

[virtuouswhitehatorganization]

New Hero Enters, Iyanu!!!

White Hat is preparing to support a new hero, while Black Hat is going to give new ammo to thwart her by getting the villains to join the Black Hat Organization.

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Lion Forge Entertainment heads to Virtuous Con with an exclusive first look at 'Iyanu' Animated Series

Lion Forge Entertainment heads to Virtuous Con with an exclusive first look at 'Iyanu' Animated Series #virtuouscon #animation

Virtuous Con, the premier online convention celebrating independent Black creators, proudly announces a captivating panel discussion called “The Magic of Iyanu: The Creation of an Animated Series” centered around the highly anticipated animated series, Iyanu. Sponsored by the Academy Award-winning production studio Lion Forge Entertainment, this exclusive event offers attendees an inside look…

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IYANU Sneak Peek 🏹 A First Look at the Animated Series

Credit: Blex@blex_media

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Lion Forge Entertainment and series creators previewed Nigerian-inspired animated series Iyanu at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con.

READ MORE: Lion Forge Entertainment Previews Animated Series “Iyanu” at SDCC 2024

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[sincerelyveronica]

Iyanu: Child of Wonder Review

I discovered this graphic novel on the Libby App and was immediately taken away by the cover. One of my goals this year in reading, is to consume more comics and graphic novels. I was not disappointed with Iyanu Child of Wonder!

This comic book series starts with the introduction of Iyanu. A young girl living on the outskirts of a city named Elu. This city is protected by walls to keep the Corrupted out. A darkness that consumes animals and makes them violent towards humans. The Corrputed are spreading and the society within the walls of Elu are crumbling. Something must change and it seems like Iyanu is the answer. But, Iyanu is no ordinary girl. She kept away for a specific reason. No one must know of her special abilities. These abilities that legends says, comes from the Ancient Ones. If she is to be discovered, it could change the state of things.

5/5 Stars

I really enjoyed this comic series! I love finding comics that are different from our normal superhero ones. It's refreshing to change it up a bit. Iyanu was a great start for me to get back into comics again! Firstly, the vibrant colors reeled me in. The colors made me feel like I stepped into this world. I learned a lot interesting facts and notes about Yoruba culture and traditions. The author takes the time to explain the culture and share details about Yoruba traditions, and which parts of Africa they originated from. It was fascinating cause I knew nothing about Yoruba culture. My only takeaway was that the drawing did fall a little flat for me. But, it wasn't anything specific that took me away from the story. I really got invested towards the end. I couldn't put it down and was eager to know more once I finished. I think this a fun series, especially a series that you can introduce to your kids to. It's vivid, imaginative, compelling and fun! I'm looking forward to reading vol. 2!

What's everyone reading this month? Let me know! I curious to know what you like and I also love adding books to my list. It's never ending. Doesn't anyone have this problem or is it just me? Lol!

XOXO

Sincerely,

Veronica

[livinglifeonpause]

[BDU COVER #01] You Are The Reason by Jay Chang & Iyanu

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[VIDEO] "Iyanu (Refix)" - Abijossy Ft. Tosin Bee

Abijossy, a Nigerian-Canadian singer, has teamed up with the incredibly talented Tosin Bee for the highly anticipated release of their latest music video “Iyanu (Wonders) Refix.” “Iyanu” is a powerful song that celebrates the miracles of God, reminding us that true wonders are beyond human understanding. Miracles defy logic; when you can’t explain it, it’s God’s hand at work! Through heartfelt…

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Iyanu is coming to Cartoon Network in Spring 2025, and they released a trailer and a sneak peek of the new series.

[melanatedmedia2]

Iyanu: Child of Wonder - A New Era for African Animation

Get ready to be swept off your feet as the world of African animation gears up for a revolutionary breakthrough with the highly anticipated release of Iyanu: Child of Wonder. Based on the viral graphic novel of the same name, Iyanu is set to carve its place in the global spotlight, promising a mesmerizing fusion of captivating storytelling, breathtaking visuals, and a profound embrace of African…