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2026
Animation
Family

DRAGGLiNS

Brandon CraigWonderYard Studios20264 min

AIPopDB score
52/100
Format
Series
Year
2026
Views
28.8K

Synopsis

DRAGGLiNS follows six baby dragons who share a floating island world called the Draglands. Each has an elemental power, and together they are Zuno, Talla, Brimm, Kipi, Nokka and Flicker.

The stories are short, self-contained adventures that centre on friendship, bravery, teamwork and learning to handle big feelings. The tone is warm and playful, aimed at children aged 4 to 8, and its creator describes the pitch as Bluey meets PAW Patrol. One episode, titled "Six Little Dragons Compete to Be Champion! | The Draglands Games", sets the six against each other in a friendly contest.

Last Updated 12 October 2026

About the Show

DRAGGLiNS is a 3D animated children's series from WonderYard Studios LLC, created and directed by independent filmmaker Brandon Craig. Its episodes are short, with the featured upload running 285 seconds, and the first of four finished episodes went up on YouTube on April 5, 2026. New episodes are released on Saturday mornings on the official YouTube channel, DRAGGLiNS - Official Channel, and the series also has accounts on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.

Animation World Network reports that Craig built the series alone, with no formal animation training, using an AI-driven production pipeline: NB Pro for image generation, Kling 3.0 for animation and ElevenLabs for voice synthesis. He worked early mornings around a full-time job and three children. The show's credits on aipopdb list Kling 3.0 and Nano Banana Pro as the generation tools.

Craig is described as an independent filmmaker and a father of three. He links the Saturday schedule to the appointment viewing of 1980s and 1990s cartoons such as ThunderCats and DuckTales, and says he wanted to show that a creator with an idea and a work ethic does not have to wait for a big studio's permission.

On release, a teaser posted March 28 had 66,657 views and a full episode posted May 9 had 23,554 when read on 6 October 2026. The featured upload had about 28,400 views on the same day, while other episodes show from a few hundred to a few thousand. Its TikTok and Instagram clips each show a few hundred views. The channel had about 21,000 subscribers and 51 videos at the last count, including a 30-minute compilation of five full episodes.

The studio runs an official shop at shop.dragglins.com selling toys, apparel and gifts, and the website states that DRAGGLiNS and its characters are trademarks of WonderYard Studios LLC. Animation World Network says WonderYard also began a USPTO trademark filing for the property. The pages read do not report reviews or awards.

Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Still from DRAGGLiNS

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Fun Facts

One-person AI pipeline
Brandon Craig made the series alone with no formal animation training, working early mornings before his full-time job, using NB Pro, Kling 3.0 and ElevenLabs.
Source: awn.com
Release schedule
The first of four completed episodes went live on YouTube on April 5, and Craig releases episodes on Saturdays to echo weekend-morning cartoons.
Source: awn.com

Credits

Generated with
Kling 3.0, Nano Banana Pro

Cast & Crew

WonderYard Studiosstudio
Brandon Craigdirected by
Kling 3.0generated with
Nano Banana Progenerated with

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