
Toby
Goggles up, tool roll ready. If it's broken, Toby is already taking it apart.
Behind a waterfall sits a vanished inventor's secret workshop. Now it belongs to Finn, Mara, Toby, Yvonne, Lilly and Pip, along with a brass clockwork bird that steals anything shiny.
Everybody gets a handhold on the workshop door. Everybody gets a job.

Goggles up, tool roll ready. If it's broken, Toby is already taking it apart.

Fast hands, faster feet, and a boomerang on his belt. He shares whatever he grabs.

Eyes on every rooftop. Her whistle means duck, and she spots trouble first.

Fallen trees, cliffs, river stones. Yvonne finds the way up and gets there first.

Calm when everyone else isn't, and the first to split her bread. She keeps the crew together.

The youngest, never without his stuffed fox. Small, but he stands in front of his friends.

A clockwork starling with a wind-up key in its back. It steals maps, bread and washers, and sometimes it is showing the crew the way.
A round window of falling water, an oak bench in the middle, a brass orrery overhead, and a launch terrace for whatever they build next.


A two-seat flying machine from the inventor's lost plans.

Canvas wings with brass joints. Still in testing.
Built from a wrecked spring. Trial one landed in a puddle.

A broken brass bird wakes up, grabs Finn's breakfast and the inventor's map, and leads a rooftop chase to the observatory.

The map points behind the falls. One rope launcher, one old pulley, and a round stone door with six handholds.
Someone pulls the lever. The whole workshop wakes up, and a sun key rises from the floor.

Every episode gets two original songs, each with its own music video. Sixteen tracks for Season One.
The show's intro song. Premieres this holiday season.
See the teaser page →
The crew's debut track: a Viking rap with face paint, war drums and the wing suit on stage.


Six kids. One wrecked flying machine. A gorge nobody's ever crossed.
All music videos are AI-generated.
Sky Breakers is made with AI tools, start to finish, by one artist in Milwaukee. Here is the whole process, including the shots that went wrong.

Adventure without real danger. The worst that happens is a soggy rope or a stolen sandwich.
Every episode has an invention that fails before it works, so kids see that trying again is part of making things.
The series is created with AI image and animation tools, and every video is labeled as AI-generated.
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