Stories from the set

The show's creator, Gooseworx, was inspired by the anime Popee the Performer, the computer game The Stanley Parable, as well as the title screens of old video games and toys from her distant childhood.

The music for this show was inspired by composer Bo En and his work on the music for the video game Snipperclips.

The animation for the first season of the series was created in Autodesk Maya, and rendering was done on the Unreal Engine 5. The series creator, Gooseworx, also used Blender in the early stages of production to create the first 3D models and work out ideas.

Director and screenwriter Cooper Smith Goodwin (better known by the pseudonym Gooseworx) said that she borrowed the idea for the animated series from Harlan Ellison's short story "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" (1967).