Clear answers before the character moves.

Shinobi Strategy builds and directs persistent brand characters. That includes existing mascots, new characters, stylized virtual humans, campaign films, recurring formats, localization, and the system that keeps every appearance consistent.

No. You can bring an existing mascot or start with a new character. Both paths produce a Character Core with identity, voice, behavior, worlds, rules, and history.

Yes. A virtual human can be built as an ownable brand character with a fixed face, wardrobe, voice, personality, performance range, and usage rules.

Current Studio work covers character-led 2D, stylized 3D, stop motion, mixed media, virtual-human performance, commercials, social films, explainers, and recurring short formats.

Every production starts from the Character Core. Character Match checks the face, proportions, wardrobe, voice, behavior, and other named rules before an output enters the approved library.

The platform is the self-serve directing environment. Studio is the done-for-you service for strategy, character development, directing, production, localization, and ongoing operations.

You own your Character Core and approved brand assets. Specific third-party rights, talent terms, music, and usage windows are documented in the relevant production agreement.

Yes. The Character Core gives partners a shared source of truth. Your team can work in the platform, follow the exported rules, or collaborate with Shinobi Strategy Production.

A voice profile defines age impression, energy, pace, accent, humor, authority, and prohibited delivery. Local variants preserve the same personality rather than replacing it with a different character.

Dialogue, references, units, dates, calls to action, and voice are adapted for the market. The character identity remains fixed.

Review covers the creative brief, character match, performance, continuity, format, language, and delivery requirements. Approved versions remain attached to the character history.

Approved image, video, audio, and language versions are organized by character, campaign, format, market, version, and approval state.

A standard existing-mascot build usually takes two to three weeks after complete source artwork and brand guidance arrive. New character development and larger productions are scoped separately.

Self-serve access is monthly. Studio engagements are scoped around character development, production complexity, formats, markets, and cadence.

Character systems, short-form character production, campaign assets, social series, voice, localization, and ongoing character operations are available now. Larger episodic work, games, interactive characters, and broad 3D programs are future directions, not current promises.