Singapore-born, globally curious.

Big questions.Big feelings.Little adventures.

A bright story world for curious kids—to wonder, laugh, try again and discover more together.

Otah the otter throwing both paws into the air
Hello!

Try something together

One question can start a good adventure.

We Otter Talk is a free family conversation game: five playful cards, no scores and nothing to sign up for.

Play a five-card round
We Otter Talk

A real card from the game.

Stories on the way

Cartoons are still being made.

Watch is here so you know where stories will live. There is nothing to watch yet.

Meet the friends

Different minds make a better adventure.

Every friend sees the world a little differently. That is what makes the group work.

Our compass

Three words.
A whole way of growing.

These values shape every question, wobble, joke and repair.
01

Wonder

Keep asking.

“I don’t know” can be the start of something good.

02

Courage

Try one small step.

Brave does not have to be loud or all at once.

03

Care

Kindness goes both ways.

Be kind to others—and to yourself, too.

Where our adventures have taken us

Built with families in Singapore. Growing into a story world for everywhere.

Before the friends moved towards animation, families met them in gardens, museums and playful spaces across Singapore. That real-world chapter still shapes how we make stories for children today.

The colourful Hide-and-Seek experience at Gardens by the Bay
Hide-and-Seek · Gardens by the Bay
Families at an Otah and Friends character workshop at the National Museum of Singapore
National Museum of Singapore
Otah and Friends Chinese New Year collaboration with Ya Kun in 2023
Ya Kun · 2023
01 · 2020–21

Gardens by the Bay

Where the first immersive family adventure began.

02 · 2021–22

National Museum of Singapore

A museum adventure and creative workshops.

03 · 2022–23

Ya Kun

Two Chinese New Year collaborations.

For the grown-ups

Made by people.
Made for families.

Every story is shaped and approved by people, with care for facts, feelings and privacy.

How we make stories