We believe The Portals 52 episodic cartoon project series will earn us 5 to 10 million dollars per episode. This year, Amazon and Netflix will spend nearly $7 billion on animated original content.

Amazon recently ordered Undone, a new animated series from the creator of BoJack Horseman (Netflix).

Apple ordered an animated comedy from Loren Bouchard, who will co-write it with Bob’s Burgers‘ executive producer Nora Smith and actor-writer Josh Gad (Frozen).

Anything animated with Josh Gad involved will be worth watching. He was brilliant as the voice of Olaf in Disney’s Frozen.

Facebook ordered two shows in its first round of original programming on Facebook Watch, with Human Kind Of and Liver Spots and Astronauts.

However, no company in the world except VucoWorld has yet to or is creating a 52- episodic cartoon using NFT characters as the stars. Any start-up can offer a streaming service; the real value will be in the ownership of the best content, which the new Portal series will bring. 

Streaming companies, led by Netflix and Amazon, are rapidly increasing their spending on animation content. According to estimates from January 2022, Netflix will spend nearly $5 billion and Amazon Prime Video will spend $1.86 billion. Animated programs, in some cases, are the reason families pay for subscriptions, said Michael Hirsh, CEO of Toronto-based animation business Wow Unlimited Media, which owns the studio that produces “Castellania” for Netflix.

Animation is one of those rare areas of content in the entertainment industry that hasn’t been shut down during the pandemic. On the contrary, animation has become even more widespread, interesting, and popular.

For the first time, NFTs are providing proof of ownership over digital assets through the use of blockchain. Each NFT contract contains a token ID number and, following this, an address that belongs to the owner.

NFTs are stored on a blockchain; they have clearly defined owners; and they point to metadata files, which link to the creations themselves.

Essentially, you have the ability to purchase ownership of a digital asset and transfer it to others without the influence of centralized platforms or third parties. It’s this true ownership that forms the crucial differentiating factor for NFTs over existing forms of digital content and enables them to accrue value.

Just as with community, our identity is inherently important to our everyday life; how we present ourselves to the world is intertwined with status, whether it’s wearing an expensive watch, a band T-shirt, or a mustache.

Similarly, we use NFTs to tell the digital world something about ourselves. Many collectors have begun to use NFTs as their digital identity; a Bored Ape or CryptoPunk becomes intertwined with how the owner sees themselves and represents themselves to others. It’s also an effective networking tool, verifying the holder as part of the NFT’s community. Twitter has lent weight to this view of NFTs, enabling users to use verified NFTs as their profile picture.

For the first time, digital artwork can be linked with scarcity; that limited supply can add to the value of an NFT. Collectors find beauty in the number or size of a collection; for instance, 1/1s are seemingly more valuable than an NFT from a collection of 10,000, given that there will only ever be one of the NFT in existence. Much like the first ever Portal cartoon, only 300 NFT’s were ever made.

Rare traits can also lend value to an NFT; the scarcer the rarity, the higher it will be valued. The most valuable CryptoPunks are the rare Alien and Ape Punks, many of which have sold for multimillion-dollar sums. However, aesthetic preference can outweigh rarity; in some NFT collections, relatively common traits have become sought-after, suggesting the role that trends and the community play in determining value.

Value can be arbitrary; something may gain value for no apparent reason. But more often than not, there’s something that acts as a catalyst. At VucoWorld, we believe this trillion-dollar NFT business will see The NFT portal Cartoon, and it will catapult into a huge part of the VucoWorld Metaverse.

To date, most of the conversation around the value of NFTs has focused on NFT artwork. But in recent months, NFTs with additional utility have come into increasing focus. Not to mention, which is exactly what VucoWorld is launching, which is a utility token through its IPO STO.

The NFTs that have gained the most traction have increasingly been those that offer utility through airdrops, in real-life events that can only be accessed via the NFT, in access to the metaverse, governance through DAOs, or even opportunities to mint other projects.

The greatest NFT collections have succeeded based on new, exciting, and unique ideas. Nowadays, we see that animation has run through the walls that have been holding it within rather narrow limits. We see how successfully it has been used in all kinds of areas, receiving amazing ratings. The VucoWorlds Animation on your streaming platform will be a big deal. So, watch it, enjoy it, and share it, and get 1 buy one of the only 300 The Portal Cartoon units ever sold.

Fact is given —- the speed and high stakes on the table; we are building one of the most sought-after NFT cartoon series and utilities projects for 2022.