WAYWARD ROBOTS

The Living Poster

Tap a character. They'll speak.

The Wayward Robots ecosystem poster — tap a character to hear their voice.
The story begins in paint

A boy nobody kept built an island
that keeps everyone.

The opening of Landfall is a living picture book — fifteen painted chapters, narrated like a film, every frame moving. This is the house style of every Wayward Robots world.

Gullhaven, 1929 — a boy nobody kept
Gullhaven, 1929 — a boy nobody kept
He built a way out of what they threw away
He built a way out of what they threw away
The crossing — the emptiest part of the map
The crossing — the emptiest part of the map
His first friend — and lit its eyes
His first friend — and lit its eyes
Every island is somebody's whole heart
Every island is somebody's whole heart
The keeper, in his own image
The keeper, in his own image

Everyone in the picture

They all come from the same beach.

The silver gentleman, the wooden dog, the brass ship at anchor and the city of lamps climbing the hill — every figure on this poster is somebody in one of the three books, and they all trace back to a boy who was given back twice.

Built one at a time, out of driftwood, by a boy who had no one — each one for a thing he could not do alone.

The ten he needed.

Built one at a time, out of driftwood, by a boy who had no one — each one for a thing he could not do alone.

Driftwood · Chapter 8
It takes three books and ninety-seven tools to get one character onto a boat. It is worth all of them.

The first step off the island.

It takes three books and ninety-seven tools to get one character onto a boat. It is worth all of them.

L.A.N.C.E. · Act V

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