Mitokad Tutu
A Nowruz song with a new look for the band. Written and sung by Rita Rahimi.
Three elderly villagers. Traditional instruments. Heavy metal. Rita Rahimi’s Persian animated comedy began in 2004 and grew into a world of strange characters, original songs, and the occasional alien.
Haft Sin
The Flash short that started it all. Three villagers pick up traditional instruments and unleash heavy metal. The clip spread widely across the Iranian web.
Tukpa
Jealousy and rivalry flare between Joolin Sibil and Amoo Kotokoto in one of the series’ most fully realized animations.
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Baghali Foroosh, two versions
Baghali Foroosh
A night search for Kamarpashmoo turns into a minimalist horror comedy inspired by The Ring.
Baghali Foroosh · AI Remake
Two decades later, the story returns in an AI-assisted remake. Ahu steps out of a television and into the band’s world.
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Early episodes
Tavalodet Mobarak
The band reunites to play a birthday song for the village headman’s daughter.
Nowruz Sibiloo
Six years after Haft Sin, the band rings in Nowruz with a playful hip-hop track.
Close Encounter
Crop circles appear on the family farm. Then aliens come for the band’s frontman, Joolin Sibil.
The 2022 revival
Unsure Chicken
Longtime viewers helped bring Joojedelan back in this stripped-down animation experiment.
Kamarpashmoo
A brief encounter with one of Joojedelan’s strangest figures opens the door to a much bigger story.
New Year’s Ghigh
The band remembers a Nowruz party with speakers so loud that, by their account, aliens on other planets were headbanging.
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