Pillars of Freedom
This animated series follows two main characters, curious little dragons named Spirit and Imm who live in a land that used to enjoy great freedoms – including flying and fire-breathing – which have withered away because they were taken for granted and neglected. Spirit and Imm seek to restore these freedoms to all the dragons in the kingdom, and viewers help them with this journey by playing games and continuing the story in a companion website. Each broadcast episode is described as a fun-filled, action packed, “choose your own adventure” type of story with an unresolved ending that encourages viewers to vote on what show characters should do next.
Original Broadcaster: TVO
Producer: Smiley Guy Studios
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