Urbance (2026)

At the crossroads of genres, blending numerous graphic and scriptwriting influences, this sci-fi adventure by animation director Joël Dos Reis Viegas paints a picture of a society on the verge of implosion, haunted by death, structured by fear, indoctrination, and the deprivation of the most fundamental freedom: the freedom to love who you choose.In far-future Neopolis, a virus has affected the entire population from birth. All sexual relations between genders are strictly forbidden, as they are absolutely fatal. Raised to hate the opposite sex, boys and girls live in a city separated by a wall. But the appearance of N-Dorphin, a revolutionary drug, disrupts the status quo. Kenzell and Lesya, two dissidents of opposite sexes, find themselves embroiled in a merciless clan war and will have to face a reality beyond their control . . .

Urbance Volume 2 plunges deeper into the streetwise chaos of its dystopian world, where gender segregation and forbidden love fuel rebellion.After stealing the coveted n-dorphin, Lesya earns praise from Sister Amy and becomes an official member of the Deadly Eves. But her rapid rise stirs jealousy, especially from Sam, who uncovers Lesya’s suspicious activities. Meanwhile, Kenzell is on the run from COEVO agents, diving into the depths of Junk Town with a bounty on his head. Lesya, now a fugitive herself, rescues him and shares painful memories from her past . . . just as Sister Amy reappears, threatening everything they’ve built. It’s a high-stakes continuation of animation director Joel Dos Reis Viegas’s gritty saga Urbance’s, where loyalty, identity, and survival collide in a city that punishes connection.