OMORI

OMORI is an American animated streaming television series produced by Titmouse, Inc and animated by Passion Pictures. Based on the indie role-playing video game of the same name by OMOCAT, the show follows Sunny and his friend Basil's adventures through Headspace.
== Synopsis ==
The stoic monochromatic boy Sunny and his timid friend Basil go on adventures and meet new friends such as Kel, Hero and Aubrey, with each episode bringing a new place to explore in Headspace. They fight countless baddies with special powers called Emotion. As the show continues, Sunny develops new abilities involving red hands and dark fears, scaring his friends. In addition, he gets colder and more aggressive towards Basil in particular. Eventually, Sunny realizes how boring and predictable the battles are getting. The series culminates when he starts calling himself Omori retreats into the white door outside the bedroom and won't come out. A final battle ensues where Omori/Sunny’s friends have to repel his attacks and convince him to come back to them. 
=== Characters ===
* Sunny voiced by Jacob Tremblay)
* Hero (voiced by Jeremy Shada)
* Aubrey (voiced by Tara Strong)
* Kel (voiced by Wolfgang Schaeffer)
* Mari (voiced by Lana Condor)
* Basil (voiced by Anthony Gonzalez)
== Production ==
On July 21, 2022, it was announced that Titmouse and Passion Pictures were working on an adaptation of OMOCAT's OMORI with Molly Ostertag directing the series. The adventure comedy horror series also announced that animator couple Rebecca Sugar and Ian Jones-Quartey would be heading the project.
== Trivia==
* There are a few substantial differences between this and the indie game, such as the absence of the real world and Mari and Basil actively participating in quests and battles.
Category:TV Shows based on video games