Flashgitz
- Open roles
- 0
- Founded
- 2011
- Employees
- 1-10
- Offices
- 1
About Flashgitz
Flashgitz is an independent American animation studio and digital-media production company known for adult-oriented animated comedy, satire, and pop-culture parody. Working primarily in 2D animation, the studio combines character-driven storytelling, storyboarding, design, comedy writing, and visual asset production for original web entertainment and related consumer products.
The studio built its audience through hyper-violent, subversive takes on video games, fandom, and genre fiction. Its viral 2014 short Racist Mario became an early breakthrough, while The Furry Crusades developed into a recurring Warhammer 40,000 parody series built around dark comedy, action, and exaggerated satire.
Original worlds and games
In 2024, Flashgitz launched Space King, an original science-fiction adult animated series centred on the Star Defenders and their chaotic interstellar missions. The property later expanded into SPACE KING: The Board Game, a crowdfunded tabletop miniatures game that also supports continued animated-episode development.
Its credited work includes:
- Space King (2024–present)
- SPACE KING: The Board Game (2026)
- The Furry Crusades series (2018–2024)
- Racist Mario (2014)
- Show Quest
- Motor Knight (2018)
- Cream Crew podcast
Production capabilities
Flashgitz’s work spans 2D animation production using traditional and digital cutout or puppet approaches, along with storyboarding, animatic timing, concept and character design, narrative development, background painting, and collaboration on voice and sound. The studio also develops tabletop game concepts and miniature prototypes tied to its original intellectual property.
Alongside direct-to-audience web production and merchandising, Flashgitz has pursued entertainment-industry development and distribution relationships, including work connected with Rooster Teeth and Animation+. The active studio recruits freelance production talent for projects including Space King.
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Founders and early history
Flashgitz was established by British animator Thomas “Tom” Edgar Hinchliffe and American animator Donald “Don” Jeremy Greger. The pair first met through Newgrounds in 2008 before launching their dedicated YouTube animation channel on March 8, 2011.
Representation
The studio is represented for business opportunities by Creative Artists Agency (CAA).
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Where Flashgitz is based
- Los Angeles, California, United States
Los Angeles office
HeadquartersOperating headquarters and direct company-operated production hub.
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