THE BIG QUESTION: Why?

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The classic fairy tales you know are free to use—but Jericho gives them a pulse. These stories are retooled for modern audiences, grounded in themes of power, identity, rebellion, and surveillance. It's not nostalgia—it's reclamation. 

This isn't a story trying to be something else—it's designed for it. Whether you enter through a novel, a feature film, an open-world game, or a tv series, the DNA of Jericho flexes to fit the format while expanding the mythology.  

Each Midnight District borough is its own cinematic universe. Start with Wonderland and unlock the rest—The Sleepless Island, The Forest, Neverland, Oz. Each location supports standalone stories or interconnected arcs, allowing for infinite creative growth. 

Every borough in the Midnight District can carry its own season, its own spinoff, or its own series of books or games. Want to start small? Focus on one. Want to go big? Roll out a city-wide conflict. This flexibility gives the IP longevity across formats and platforms. 

Under the surface of the fairy tale is a mirror to our world: corrupt systems, digital control, fractured identities, rising resistance. Jericho explores what happens when people reclaim their story in a system built to erase them.

Audiences are devouring darker, smarter versions of old fairy tales—look at Wednesday, The Witcher, The Wolf Among Us, Into the Spider-Verse, Cyberpunk 2077. Jericho hits that sweet spot: stylish, twisted, and emotionally real.

Jericho isn't just a story—it's a world where fans can live in. With distinct factions, boroughs, motifs, and mysteries, it's built for cosplay, fan art, online theory threads, and immersive world-building that keeps communities engaged between releases. 

Cyberpunk meets fairy tale. Neon meets myth. The world of Jericho looks and feels like nothing else out there—and that means it stands out in an oversaturated content space. It's instantly ironic and unforgettable.