História de Zahy

In 1908, Titoe leaves her home country of Japan to try her luck in Brazil. Her intention is just to get rich and return in five years, but life has other plans for her.

Belém, northern Brazil, during the Círio de Nazaré. A miriti toy, fan of brega music, is rejected by his girlfrend. Looking for her, he lives some adventures in a miriti Belém, full of popular music and folklore.

A group of Amazon must defend the riches of the Veropa Fair from attack by a Bio Pirate.

The Story of Zahy tells the creation myth of the Moon according to the Tembé-Tenetehara Indigenous people of Brazil. Zahy is a brave warrior sent by the Indigenous god Mahyra to do many good deeds. However, driven by pride, he decides to do something forbidden in the village. When his actions are discovered, Zahy must face irreversible consequences. Narrated in Tupi-Tenetehara.

The Icamiabas, gentle Iuna, worried Laci, laid-back Thyhi, and hot-tempered Conori, are four Indigenous girls with incredible skills and magical weapons who, acting as interns for the gods, solve every problem between humans and fantastical beings in the cosmopolitan, eco-friendly Amazon City, while also trying to live a normal life with their friends and studies!

The work reimagines the legend of the Icamiabas, the legendary warrior women of the Amazon, in an urban and fantastical setting.