Dibulitoon Studio

Dibulitoon Studio is an independent animation production company based in the Basque Country, Spain. Founded in 1991, it develops and produces animated feature films, television series and short films, with a particular focus on children, young people and family audiences. Its work also extends to documentaries and digital projects for commercial and industrial clients.

Over more than three decades, the studio has developed from traditional hand-drawn animation into a production business working across 2D animation, 3D computer animation, visual effects and immersive media. Its activities encompass the origination, financing and production of screen projects, including international co-productions.

Animation for film and television

The studio's feature catalogue includes El ladrón de sueños, Glup, Supertramps, El corazón del roble, Papá, soy una zombi and Dixie y la rebelión zombi. Later productions include Teresa y Tim and the historical adventure Elcano & Magallanes: La primera vuelta al mundo. Its co-production work also includes the preschool franchise Yoko, the sports-adventure feature Robotia and Winnipeg, el barco de la esperanza.

Alongside fully animated productions, the company's work includes hybrid live-action and CGI filmmaking, documentary production, interactive games and companion applications. This range connects its film and television activity with digital experiences for audiences beyond conventional screen formats.

Commercial and industrial applications

Through its commercial service arm, Dibulitoon Media Services, the studio applies animation and digital modelling to practical communication needs. Projects include corporate presentations, animated advertising, explanatory videos and architectural or mechanical simulations.

Its industrial work includes visualisations for trade fairs where displaying physical machinery is impractical, as well as digital material for manufacturing processes, machine maintenance and occupational safety training. These services draw on the same animation and modelling capabilities used in its entertainment productions.

The studio also develops 360-degree virtual reality experiences, interactive VR applications, augmented reality books and mobile applications. Its commercial markets include manufacturing, machine tooling, aeronautics, architecture, education and brand communication.