UPDATE: It exists! Everard McBain Jr, Co-Creator, Artist & Animator for @Celflux reached out via Twitter to let us know the project isn’t as cancelled as we initially thought! My initial thoughts remain, this must exist, as soon as possible if you please. The excitement is palpable.

Thank you for the article. Appreciate the enthusiasm and the kind words. Just one correction. The series is not cancelled. It was Carnival that was cancelled due to the pandemic. @TTJumbie is moving forward. Will give more details in the coming weeks.

— Everard J. McBain Jr (エヴァラードマクベイン) (@EmbGemGfx) March 11, 2021

I did something I never do. I scrolled through Twitter and found something positive and useful! This test trailer for a now-canceled anime called Jumbie Animated Series. It revolves around Trinidad and Tobago culture, something near and dear to Super. Black.

“New from GemGfx Animation Studios. A young girl decides to use her misfortune to fight the evil forces plaguing her country.”

Sadly, due to the ongoing pandemic, the project has been cancelled. That doesn’t mean we can’t promote it and hope it gets green-lit once again.

Trinidadian Folklore does exist

If this trailer got your juices flowing, click through and throw it a Like. Maybe leave a positive comment on the video as well. In the interim, check out our very own Dan O’Brien’s new book I Am The Midnight Robber, which also centers around Trinidadian folklore and the Carnival busker known as the Midnight Robber.