Tiku
Roko
Mira
Nilo
Tomo
TIKU THE DRAGON™
For parents
TIKU THE DRAGON is an animated adventure series for kids 5 to 9. The first episode is in pre-production.
Adventure first
Every story starts with a clear question, problem or small mystery. Tiku and his friends want something, try, get it wrong, see it from another angle and solve it through their own choices. What kids take away lives inside the adventure. Nobody stops the story for a lecture.

Learn • Explore • Grow
Under the adventure
Each Spark grows from a real skill:
Discovery
Curiosity and finding things out
Courage
Acting even when you’re afraid
Creative
Making things and solving problems
Kindness
Empathy and understanding others
Focus
Persistence and precision
Team
Cooperation
Characters can grow more than one Spark, and nobody gets a label for life. When a Spark doesn’t work, it doesn’t mean something is missing. Sometimes it’s the wrong approach, or a moment to ask a friend for help.
Sparks can grow.
What the stories aren’t built on
Not on battles, or on contests over who can do the most.
Not on one hero who does it all. The friends solve problems together.
Not on villains. Most adventures come from weather, shifting routes, mix-ups and clues.
And not on a lecture at the end.
Coming with the episodes
A short note for grown-ups on the skills in each episode, written after the story and never inside it. Plus printable activities.
Coming soon
Our privacy promise
This site is made for families. Here’s the short version:
We don’t collect personal information from children. There are no accounts, chats or profiles for kids.
No ads, and no ad trackers.
Names typed on a Spark card stay on your device and are never sent to us.
Links to other sites, like YouTube, are marked and open in a new tab.
Questions parents ask
What age is it for?
The series is made for kids 5 to 9, with formats that could later extend to 3 to 4 and 10 to 12.
Where can we watch?
Tiku’s first adventure is being made right now.
Is this site safe for my child?
We designed it that way: no ads, no chat, no accounts for kids, and no personal information collected from children.
Is it educational?
It’s an adventure series first. Curiosity, courage, creativity, kindness, focus and teamwork run through the series. They show up in what the characters do, not in lessons.

