B.O.O.: Bureau of Otherworldly Operations, directed by Tony Leondis, holds a special place in my heart and in the hearts of many animated film enthusiasts. This DreamWorks Animation project was groundbreaking in its concept and execution, portraying a realm of supernatural intrigue and adventure. Despite having achieved 60% of its animation, B.O.O. was prematurely shelved, halting what could have been a remarkable addition to the animation world.

Imagine a world filled with ghosts and spirits working together to protect both the living and the spectral. B.O.O. offers a unique storyline, bursting with creativity and imagination, traits that DreamWorks has consistently delivered in its past projects like Shrek and Kung Fu Panda. Bringing B.O.O. to completion is not just about fulfilling a project, Madagascar creators Eric Darnell and Tom McGrath had replacing Leondis as director of the film, but about preserving a piece of imaginative storytelling.

The animation industry thrives on innovative content that captivates audiences of all ages. According to reports from industry analysts, animated films contributed over $60 billion in revenue in 2022, demonstrating the growing appeal and financial success of quality animated storytelling. B.O.O. holds the potential to join the ranks of these successful films and introduce a whole new world of fantasy to audiences worldwide.

What B.O.O. needs is a chance—a chance for its story to be told, for its characters to come to life, and for its viewers to be transported to its whimsical universe. Completing this project would not only honor the hard work already poured into it but also enrich the diverse tapestry of animated storytelling.

Join me in urging DreamWorks Animation to resume production and complete the animation of B.O.O.: Bureau of Otherworldly Operations. Let us stand together for creativity, innovation, and the magic of storytelling. Sign this petition to save B.O.O. and ensure that this incredible project sees the light of day.