In Brief:
- Claynosaurz put three animated micro episodes on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV in July, each running roughly two minutes.
- The clips are a preview of a 39-episode series co-produced with Mediawan Kids & Family, with Wildseed Studios co-founder Jesse Cleverly as showrunner.
- The collection’s floor jumped to about 25 SOL on Magic Eden after the launch, briefly the highest of any Solana NFT collection.
Claynosaurz landed its first three animated micro episodes on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV in July, putting a Solana NFT collection in front of a subscriber base of more than 245 million.
Each episode runs about two minutes and follows four dinosaurs named Flea, Bex, Trix and Milo through Claynotopia. Prime Video lists them as Season 1. The company calls them a look at moments from a full animated series that hasn’t shipped yet.
Claynosaurz started as digital collectibles on Solana. Now the plan is to become a global franchise:
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“We started with digital collectibles. We moved into vertical short-form. Now these micro episodes are a look into longer-form content,” the studio said in a video posted by Solana.
The floor reacted
Claynosaurz’s floor price climbed to roughly 25 SOL on Magic Eden after the announcement, making it the top Solana collection by that measure for a stretch. Seven-day volume ran around 6,500 SOL and market cap approached $19 million.
The full series
The longer show is 39 episodes of seven minutes each, co-produced with Mediawan Kids & Family and produced by Method Animation. Cleverly, co-founder and creative director of Mediawan-owned Wildseed Studios, is showrunner.
It’s aimed at children aged 6 to 12 and launches on YouTube first, with licensing available to TV channels and streaming buyers. Mediawan announced the deal in June 2025. Julien Borde, president of Mediawan Kids & Family, said at the time it was likely the first instance of a digital collectible brand being expanded into a television series.
The micro episodes were a pitch deck
The short clips weren’t the original plan. The team already had a season of seven-to-eight-minute episodes in development and cut the two-minute versions as sales material for meetings with Amazon, Netflix and Disney. Amazon moved quickly once it saw them.
Co-founder Blake said the Amazon conversation had been almost two years in the making.
Each episode ties to a set of collectible cards under a format the company calls Watch and Collect. There are three sets built around the episodes, named Side Quest, Wing It! and All Hands On Deck!, with five cards apiece across Common, Uncommon, Rare and Epic rarities.
Holders got stock options
On July 2, Claynosaurz said it had set aside 15% of the equity in the brand as stock options for eligible holders. The allocation covers the genesis collection, Call of Saga and the Popkins expansion, with a snapshot taken during a quiet period to screen out short-term flippers.
These are options in a Delaware corporation, roughly 15 billion shares spread across qualifying wallets. They can’t be traded on a DEX, and they’re worth nothing until an acquisition or an IPO. Holders can check allocations through a live eligibility tool.
Co-founder Andrew framed the carve-out as bookkeeping rather than a gift, saying the company wouldn’t exist at its current scale without organic fan effort. “We believe there’s actually inherent economic value to that fan engagement,” he said.
The equity sits under HEEBOO, an entertainment launchpad the team introduced with Claynosaurz as its flagship brand. The $HEEBOO token serves that platform. It isn’t a governance token for the NFTs and isn’t an affiliated asset for any of the collections.
How it got here
Nicholas Cabana, Dan Cabral and Daniel Jervis started the brand in 2021, drawing on backgrounds at Sony Pictures, Animal Logic and Framestore. The 10,222-piece collection minted on Solana in November 2022, in the worst part of the last cycle’s drawdown.
Its short videos have pulled more than 450 million views and 11 Collision Awards, with north of 530,000 subscribers across platforms. Claynosaurz announced a Gameloft mobile game set in Claynotopia in September 2024 and released a collection on Sui in May 2025.
Pedro Miranda, head of consumer at the Solana Foundation, said the team is “at the forefront of super fan participation and ownership through collectibles through a mainstream IP now on Amazon Prime.”
Cabana, the chief creative officer, put it more bluntly in a LinkedIn post about the launch. “An audience that chooses to return, share, and participate is the scarce resource,” he said. “The real asset is fandom.”
