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Iyanu (2025)

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Iyanu
ประเทศ
สหรัฐอเมริกา
ออกอากาศครั้งแรก
5 เมษายน 2568
จำนวนตอน
22 ตอน (2 ซีซัน)
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ประมาณ 65 นาที
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EP11/11 (11 กรกฎาคม 2569)
ช่อง/แพลตฟอร์มต้นทาง
Cartoon Network
ผู้สร้าง
Roye Okupe, Brandon Easton
เรตผู้ชม
TV-PG
คะแนน TMDB
3.5/10 (15 โหวต)

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Set in the magical kingdom of Yorubaland, follow teenage orphan girl, Iyanu, a heroine who must uncover the mystery behind her newfound powers to save her people from an ancient curse threatening to destroy humanity.

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นักแสดง Iyanu

  • Serah Johnsonรับบท Iyanu (voice)
  • Adesua Etomi-Wellingtonรับบท Olori (voice)
  • Okey Judeรับบท Biyi (voice)
  • Samuel Kugbiyiรับบท Toye (voice)
  • Tolulope Koladeรับบท Siju / Personal Guard (voice)
  • Ike Ononyeรับบท Eso Warrior #1 (voice)
  • Lord Frankรับบท The Fallen One (voice)
  • Chidinma Nwosuรับบท Teju (voice)
  • Femi Sowooluรับบท Nuro (voice)
  • Blossom ChukwujekwuBlossom Chukwujekwuรับบท Kanfo (voice)
  • Oluwafemi Olugbadeรับบท Uwa (voice)
  • Babajide Oyekunleรับบท Ekun (voice)

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รีวิว Iyanu จากทีมงาน

เจาะลึก Iyanu: เนื้อเรื่อง การสร้าง และเสียงวิจารณ์

Iyanu is an animated superhero action fantasy television series created by Roye Okupe and Brandon Easton for Cartoon Network. It is based on the graphic novel series Iyanu: Child of Wonder by Okupe and Godwin Akpan, published by his company YouNeek Studios and Dark Horse Comics. It premiered on Cartoon Network on April 5, 2025, and on HBO Max the following day.

In May 2025, the series was renewed for a second season, while two feature films were announced to be released in 2025 and 2026, respectively. The first film, Iyanu: The Age of Wonders, premiered on August 30, 2025. The second season premiered on Cartoon Network on March 21, 2026, and on HBO Max the following day. The second film, Iyanu: The War of Twin Princes, was released on July 11, 2026.

Premise

Iyanu takes place in a Yoruba-inspired land and follows the title character, a teenage orphan girl who discovers that she has powers that have not been seen since the Age of Wonders. Together with her friends Biyi and Toye, she embarks on a journey to discover the truth about the evil lurking in her homeland, while learning about her past, parents, and destiny to save the world.

Cast

Serah Johnson as Iyanu, a young barefoot orphan girl who has mystic powers and is said to be "the chosen."

Okey Jude as Biyi, the barefoot, free-spirited, and adventurous friend of Iyanu who lives in the Riverland Settlement.

Samuel Kugbiyi as Toye, the bookish friend of Iyanu, who is often bullied by local townspeople, and wants to use books to help people, rather than becoming a warrior, going against his father's expectations.

Adesua Etomi-Wellington as Olori, an exiled barefoot woman and the last Agoni, who Iyanu lives with, outside the walls of Elu, and is training her to hone her powers.

Blossom Chukwujekwu as Kanfo, the father of Toye, and a General who expects Toye to become a soldier.

Babajide Oyekunle as Ekun, a magical black leopard with blue spots who befriends Biyi, Iyanu, and Toye on their journey.

Stella Damasus as Mama Sewa, matriarch of the Riverlands Settlement who attempts to convince Iyanu to fight for Yorubaland. Biyi is her adopted son.

Femi Sowooli as Chancellor Nuro, a key royal advisor who does not want to change from the "old ways" and has a mysterious plan. He is also the brother of Olori.

Paul Utomi as Oba Adeyinka, the King of Elu who is swayed by Chancellor Nuro and sees finding Iyanu as the top priority.

Bukky Amoboye as Elder Ojuwa, a member of the Elu Mesi who is concerned about Olori and warns King Adeyinka about the worsening conditions in Elu's workers' district.

Femi "Bakes" Olugbade as Uwa, a member of the Elu Mesi and foreign minister of Elu who wants Elu's citizens to travel to other countries rather than closing itself off and make other reforms to help the citizens. He is also the brother of King Adeyinka.

Rashidat Fawehinmi Raji as Omolola, who represents the workers in Eso's worker district and meets with Uwa in the fourth episode.

Eghosa Eboigbe as Zaza, a general who leads the People of the Deep and wants to find Kanfo at any cost.

Shaffy Bello as Emi, who is also known as "The One Mother"

Ike Ononye as Elder Alapani

Lord Frank as The Fallen One

Tolulope Kolade as Siju

Iheanetu Edith Chidinma as Teju

Oluwashindaara Adejokun as Young Olori

Production

In July 2022, a television adaptation of the graphic novel series Iyanu: Child of Wonder by Roye Okupe and Godwin Akpan was announced by HBO Max and Cartoon Network, with Lion Forge Entertainment producing. Executive producers on the series included Lion Forge founder Dave Steward II, company president Stephanie Sperber, series creator Roye Okupe, Matt Heath, Kirsten Newland, Erica Dupuis of Impact X Capital, Ryan Haidarian of Forefront Media Group, and Doug Schwalbe of Superprod. Vincent Edwards serves as supervising director, with Saxton Moore as co-supervising director. Brandon M. Easton, who adapted the graphic novel, is credited as story editor and also led the writers' room. He co-created the series alongside Okupe.

Steward II stated that the story's authenticity aligns with Lion Forge's mission of creating and delivering inclusive content to global audiences, and said that "depth and layers of the Iyanu world allows [the studio] to create and explore a beautiful universe on-screen". In January 2023, Comic Book Resources stated that the series would be released in 2024, would "draw from Nigerian culture, music, and lore", and that Okupe would write and direct multiple episodes. In an interview with the show's executive producers, Steward II said it had been "a great partnership" of working with Okupe, making sure his creative voice is heard, and authenticity of the series is present.

In June 2023, it was announced that Lion Forge Entertainment was partnering with Black Women Animate Studios to recruit a "diverse pool of talent" for pre-production roles the series. This was confirmed in October 2023, with reports that Lion Forge would introduce the series to global distributors at MIPCOM. In May 2024, the initial voice cast for the series was announced, consisting entirely of Nigerian actors: Serah Johnson as Iyanu, Okey Jude as Biyi, Samuel Kugbiyi as Toye, Adesua Etomi-Wellington as Olori, Blossom Chukwujekwu as Kanfo, Shaffy Bello as Emi, Stella Damasus as Sewa, and Ike Ononye as Elder Alapani.

In July 2024, Lion Forge secured a distribution deal with Showmax, planning to release Iyanu in 44 African countries starting on June 13, 2025. Later that month, at San Diego Comic-Con, Lion Forge hosted a panel titled "Crafting Iyanu: An Inside Look at Lion Forge's Animated Series," where the first series preview was shown.

The series was "inspired by Avatar: The Last Airbender", had an "all-African voice cast", and draws inspiration from "Nigerian culture, music, and mythology." Following the series release, Nigerian singer Yemi Alade talked about the process of making music for the series while remaining authentic to "Nigerian culture and Yoruba mythology," with her opening song for the series, entitled "You Are," described as a "soaring anthem of identity" which echoed the "power of African storytelling through music."

In August 2024, the Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival (MVAAFF) featured an Iyanu-themed event including clips, cultural and educational activities. In October 2024, an early trailer for Iyanu was shown at New York Comic Con."

In February 2025, Cartoon Network aired an extended clip and trailer for the first time of Iyanu during a marathon of The Amazing World of Gumball, confirming the series premiere date of April 5, 2025 on Cartoon Network and April 6 on Max. Later that month, ITVX announced it had acquired exclusive streaming rights for Iyanu in the United Kingdom, with non-exclusive rights for the Republic of Ireland. In April 2025, the Afro Animation Summit in Burbank, California, featured a screening of Iyanu and a discussion with Okupe and members of the voice cast and production team. Later that month, City Academy in St. Louis, Missouri, hosted a community event attended by Steward II, writer Kerri Grant, and voice actors Samuel Kugbiyi and Okey Jude.

Prior to the series release, Okupe told Reuters that he wanted the series, like the graphic novel, to create a character which served as a positive role model for his daughter and other people across the world, allowing for her to be entertained and inspired by her culture and heritage. In an interview with Paste, he described the series as a "very faithful adaptation," but differs from the original graphic novel, noted the process of working with Brandon Easton and Godwin Akpan, described the show's message as focusing on what it means to be a hero and having empathy for those you disagree with. He also noted the incorporation of Capoeira and Dambe boxing skills into how Iyanu fights in the series and called for people to watch the series, saying that the number of people who watch it will determine whether the series will continue. Steward told the St. Louis American that unlike Wakanda in Black Panther, Iyanu is "based on real culture – and in a real place," with the art, writers, and voice cast composed of Black people, adding that most times Black characters are shown in media, much of the decision not created by "people who look like what’s being portrayed on screen."

In the United States, Iyanu premiered on Cartoon Network on April 5, 2025, and began streaming on Max the day after, with the series trailer released on February 17.

Release

In Sub-Saharan Africa, the series was released on Showmax, across 44 countries, on June 13, 2025. In the United Kingdom, and Ireland, the series was released on ITVX on July 3, 2025. The series was originally announced to be 15 episodes long, however Lion Forge Entertainment had later posted on X that episode 10 is the season one finale.

After the series released, Comics Beat interviewed Brandon Easton, Vincent Edwards, and Samuel Kugbiyi about the series. Edwards said that those working on the series wanted to make sure the series was "top shelf quality stuff" while Easton and Kugbiyi noted their stories of joining the show's crew. Additionally, Easton described the challenges of deciding what to keep, and not keep, from the graphic novel, but noted that everyone was "on the same page" and there was collaboration between the writers, storyboarders, directors, voice cast, and others. He also argued that it wasn't an issue to incorporate anything from West Africa and Nigeria and incorporating it into the story, noting different filmmakers which used the "visual shorthand of emotion" and added it to their stories, asserting that the core question of Iyanu is who you are. Edwards further noted the efforts to add in "subtleties that aren’t always on the page of a script" through the characters and the importance of sticking with the rules of a fantasy world you create.

In Australia, the second season and its accompanying film released in its entirety on ABC iview on March 14, 2026.

Merchandising

Iyanu established several merchandising agreements, beginning with Kidazzle, which was named master toy licensee in May 2024. Kidazzle intends to produce a range of dolls, action figures, playsets, and role-play items based on the series. In October 2024, Brown Toy Box entered into a licensing partnership to create educational STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) kits inspired by Iyanu. In February 2025, Resurrection Games partnered to develop a series of Iyanu-themed board and card games, including "Yorubaland: Wild Terrain," "Iyanu: Crossroads," and "Iyanu: Mark of the Chosen."

Theme song

Nigerian Afropop artist Yemi Alade performed the theme song featured in the opening Title sequence titled "You Are" for the animated superhero series Iyanu, produced by Lion Forge Entertainment and Alcon Sleeping Giant. The full song was released on March 13, 2025, coinciding with Alade's birthday, and became available on major streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music. The track was written by Michael Hodges, Gerald Trottman, Kayla Morrison, Ghian Wright, and Yemi Alade, and produced by Hodges. A lyric video premiered the same day on the Iyanu YouTube channel, followed by the release of an official visualizer video on April 11, 2025 via Alade's own YouTube channel, directed by Nigerian filmmaker Praise "Pink" Onyeagwalam.

In April 2025, Alade promoted the series in New York City, appearing on ABC News Live with Linsey Davis, and on Good Night New York alongside Christal Young and Ryan Kristafer. In her interviews, she emphasized the cultural and personal resonance of the series, calling attention to its significance for African audiences and young girls worldwide.

Reception

Iyanu has received positive reviews. Brandon Zachary of Screen Rant called the series a mix of Avatar: The Last Airbender and Black Panther, complete with strong animation, imagery, and worldbuilding, and inclusion of Nigerian Yoruba "cultural touchstones" which could become an animated epic alongside Cartoon Network series like Adventure Time. Zachary also praised the series "engaging and colorful world," establishing Iyanu as a relatable and charming character, while building off classic character archetypes, comedy moments, having fluid animation, and said the series had a lot of promise. Frantz Jerome of Black Nerd Problems said they were blown away by the series and its authenticity, praising it for "bringing Nigerian culture to the global mainstream stage", said the origin story is more similar to Spider-Man: Homecoming rather than Avatar the Last Airbender, and noted that the series has "touchpoints that make African culture accessible."

US Black Engineer & Information Technology magazine called the series "groundbreaking" and a "gripping adventure" which aims to "inspire the next generation." Katherine Hill of Toybook described Iyanu as a "vibrant new animated series inspired by Nigerian culture and mythology" while blending together education, action, and fantasy, all of which are rooted in traditions of Nigerian storytelling. Ashley Moulton on Common Sense Media said that while the series has "mild action and fight scenes" most violence happens from "magical laser beams used by supernatural characters" and noted that there are some "teen crushes, and...hostile and threatening language" without any curse words. Moulton further said that the series is fresh, fun, and twists normal "cartoon norms," with an animation style familiar to those who like ThunderCats or He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and said that although some episodes have dialogue which is "clunky" and a lot of backstory, the series is entertaining, and rated it 4 out 5 stars.

At the 57th NAACP Image Awards, Iyanu received nominations for Outstanding Children's Program and Outstanding Animated Series; in addition, Roye Okupe and Brandon Easton were nominated for Outstanding Writing in a Television Movie, Documentary or Special for Iyanu: The Age of Wonders.

เนื้อหาส่วนนี้มาจากบทความ "Iyanu" ในวิกิพีเดีย (en.wikipedia.org) เผยแพร่ภายใต้สัญญาอนุญาตครีเอทีฟคอมมอนส์ แสดงที่มา-อนุญาตแบบเดียวกัน 4.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0) มีการตัดส่วนอ้างอิงและจัดรูปแบบใหม่

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