Interestingly, it says “text by Terrance Crawford” in the credits as well, and I’m not sure exactly what that means. Credit where it’s due, tho?
So this is a cute story that champions black representation in children’s fantasy, particularly of the cute anthropomorphic fantastic beast variety. Afronia is a magical land in the stars populated by Afro Unicorns, mermaids, fairies and other assorted friends. Long ago, three crowns appeared that the Superiors, a cadre of wise older unicorns, used to channel their magic in order to make the planet glow with color and joy. In exchange, all the Afro Unicorns have vowed to be kind and to stay true to themselves, in addition to believing in the magic that sustains them.
Unicorn besties Unique and Divine are thrilled that they’re finally old enough to attend the annual Festival Of Crowns, where they’ll finally learn what their own superpowers are. Trouble is, they have to figure out where to find the festival. Superior Majestic is little help, tho she does inform them that one of the three original crowns has gone missing. The best friends decide that they might as well keep an eye open for the crown since they’re already looking for the festival. Little do they know that their search will lead them right to the doorstep of Madame Imperious, a former Superior who wants to turn Afronia into a dictatorship, led by herself ofc. Will they be able to recover the crown and make it to the festival, with the help of their friends?