"Welcome to the NORMAAL world!"

Founded in 2002 by writer and director Alexis Lavillat, NORMAAL animation is an independant French company specialized in animation. Generally aimed at youth programming, NORMAAL brings animation to the general public with its NORMAAL O RIGINAAL series and its adaptations of pop culture classics with NORMAAL CLAASSIC.

NORMAAL creates all of its shows in its studios in Paris and Angoulême and handles sound production in its subsidiary, STANDAARD. Living dangerously, 100 % HOMEMADE, that’s the NORMAAL attitude!

While Europe and the United States are massively relocating their animation to Asia, NORMAAL is the only producer that successfully manages to produce large volumes in-house.


Studio Projects:

Kat and Cats:
Kat has just moved to the seaside village of Petit-Coin. Although she is not quite suited to this new calm, outdoor life, she can rely on the three little kittens she adopted upon arrival to bring some energy to her daily routine. And for good reason… These adorable kitties turn into formidable ninja-cats whenever danger appears! Loosely adapted from the comic book series created by Davy Mourier and Stan Silas.

Peanuts de Schulz:
For more than 60 years, Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Woodstock and the whole Peanuts gang have delighted millions of readers around the world on a daily basis. Today, for the very first time, the original comic strips of the amazing Charles M. Schulz come to life in France. With humor, intelligence, mischievousness, tenderness and generosity, Peanuts now come alive every day on french screens!

Copy Cut:
Copy Cut: a group of teens who love disguises. And they have qualified for THE big Cosplay contest in Tokyo! Mega-awesome! Our heroes set out during summer vacation on board the vintage Supavan that belongs to Babooz, Mac’s ancient grandmother. And off they go on a costumed, gonzo road trip around the world as they head to Japan! The Copy Cut philosophy? Extricate themselves from highly unexpected situations having fun and improvising: by disguising themselves as characters from their favorite stories! And it works! …That is, when it doesn’t cause maxi mix-ups…

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