Dele, Teni and the emerging Omo Orisa team in Lagos
Ọmọ Òrìṣà

Ancient power. Modern blood.

Ọmọ Òrìṣà is Yoruba mythology the way I always wanted to see it: alive, moving and living in the modern world.

It follows characters carrying powers and histories far older than they are, while still dealing with family, identity, responsibility and the chaos of everyday life. Lagos isn't just the backdrop. It's part of the story, part of the pressure, and part of what makes this world feel alive.

I wanted to build something that respects where these stories come from without making them feel distant or frozen in the past.

This is mythology with consequences.

The world

Old power. New generation.

Ancient powers, bloodlines, family secrets and modern Lagos all exist in the same universe. The mythology is real inside the story, and so are the people carrying it.

At the centre of it all is a grandmother's amulet, left behind with a letter and a name. It may be the only thing strong enough to hold back what is coming through.

The characters

The characters

At the centre are people trying to understand what they've inherited, what it means for their lives, and what happens when old forces return through a new generation.

Meet the characters →
The anime

The anime

The anime is where the world gets to move. The fights, the powers, the emotion and the scale all come together in motion, connected to the same canon as the comics.

The lore

The lore

The deeper you go, the more everything connects: the Òrìṣà, the bloodlines, the amulet, the powers, the old conflicts and the choices the characters are forced to make.

Meet the characters

The bloodlines are waking.

Start with the core modern characters, then move into the mythic and supernatural forces shaping the story.

Trailer

Enter the world.

Watch the current Ọmọ Òrìṣà opening preview and enter the world in motion.