Due to this author's passion for traditional animation and having studied the craft under former Disney legends such as Don Bluth, the Light and Dark series is intended to be produced in 2-D animation.
Peyo drew his original comic stories with pen and paper, which was followed by Hanna-Barbera's hand-drawn animation and cel painting for the now-iconic 1981-1989 cartoon show. While the author gives due praise to Sony's visual affects and 3-D animation style of the Smurfs: The Lost Village film, this is not the desired animation style for this series. The main characters are generally imported from their mainstream media counterparts at some point from the cartoon show (such as Brainy having been "King Smurf" or Princess Savina being a redhead), but some hold elements from Peyo's original comics (such as Sassette having freckles or John Beaufort and Johan having fought together to reclaim the Beaufort castle). All this and more follows the return of familiar characters like Johan and Peewit, Gargamel and Azrael, Mother Nature and Father Time, and Enchanter Homnibus. Luckily, they discover a human with immaculate knowledge of their dilemma - and by chance, their teamwork leads to the Smurfs' successful return to their own timeline.įrom then on, a colorful array of new characters begins to appear including a new Smurfette, a headstrong runaway girl with a mysterious past, a young squire with a beautiful voice, and an immortal queen with cutthroat demands for one's freedom.
They find themselves entering the 20th Century in a big, bustling city where nobody believes Smurfs are anything but a wishful fantasy. This epic tale begins in with the re-introduction of the time-travelling Smurfs last seen in Season 9 of the cartoon show.
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