surgikusan

Surgikosan is a Korean animation studio, founded in 2006 by Park Young-seon. The studio is primarily known for its work in the production of children's television shows and animated films. Surgikosan's flagship project is the animated series "Trotto" which has gained a significant following in South Korea and other parts of Asia.

Trotto is a 2D animated show that follows the adventures of a group of energetic and dancing rabbits who learn valuable lessons about teamwork and friendship. The show is produced in collaboration with BBC Worldwide and has been broadcast in various countries, including the UK, Australia, and South East Asia.

Surgikosan's team consists of experienced animation professionals, including writers, directors, and designers who have worked on various projects in the film and television industry. The studio has received accolades for its work, including several awards at the Seoul International Cartoon Festival.

The animation style of Surgikosan is characterized by vibrant colors and simple, yet engaging character designs. The studio's use of upbeat soundtrack and engaging storylines has been praised by critics and audiences alike. While the studio's output is geared mainly towards a children's audience, Surgikosan's work has also appealed to a broader age demographic.

Surgikosan's growth and success are attributed to the support of the Studio's founder, Park Young-seon, who has fostered a collaborative environment that encourages innovation and creativity among his team members. The studio continues to produce and develop new content, pushing the boundaries of children's entertainment with its unique and engaging productions.