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Two space snails with golden spirals guide young minds through the very first tale of creation — where logic and wonder finally meet again.
Before you turn the first page — watch it move. The animated film brings Phi & Bonacci off the page and into motion, color, and sound.
ALL IS UNO!
What happens when One becomes Two? The Universe begins — and with it, endless adventures. Phi and Bonacci, two space snails with golden spirals, guide you through the very first tale of creation. Discover the magic when everything unites in a symphony of joy and harmony.
The foundational illustrated children's book of the Designers of the Universe series — poetic, scientifically inspired, and made to be read aloud, with educational notes for parents and teachers.
Phi & Bonacci: Designers of the Universe is a transmedia franchise-in-the-making where science meets imagination. Anchored by the illustrated children's book UNO and the Game of Two and an original animated film, it is designed from the ground up to scale across formats — an animated series and shorts, interactive games and AR storytelling, live experiences, music, toys, and educational programs with schools and museums. Built on the timeless, globally recognizable language of the Fibonacci sequence and the golden spiral, the IP travels effortlessly across cultures and age groups, pairing genuine STEAM and emotional-learning value with warm, ownable, merchandisable characters. Created by an author-animator with a background spanning Disney and Marvel, the world already has a defined visual identity, a multi-book story bible, and a clear expansion roadmap.
Matteo is now actively seeking co-production and publishing partners — professionals in children's book publishing, animation development, family media, and IP licensing — to bring the next chapters of this universe to life.
Phi (Φ) & Bonacci are the Starsky & Hutch of the Cosmos — opposite forces in perfect balance. One is logic, science, and the sense of time; the other is creativity, art, and imagination.
In 1202 the mathematician Leonardo Bonacci described the Fibonacci sequence — 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21… — a pattern that forms the golden spiral we find in seashells, sunflowers, pinecones, hurricanes, and even galaxies. That same spiral lives in these two characters, and in every story they tell.
Films, shorts & music experiences that bring the cosmos to life.
Games and AR storytelling where real and avatar worlds meet.
Interactive live events, workshops, and creative community.
Collaborations with schools & museums, plus edutainment licensing.
Songs, characters, and objects that extend the universe into play.
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