The Larva is a funny and non-dialogue animation short film in South Korea. Its episodes are full of creative fun, integrating music, rhythm, and rich body movements, advocating the life values of positivity, optimism, loyalty first, and mutual companionship. It has been broadcast in more than 180 countries around the world, with a viewing rate of more than 11 billion times, and the hit rate of mainstream video websites in China has exceeded 18 billion times.
The protagonists of Larva's story are two funny bugs, Yellow and Red. They live in New York and stage hilarious comedy stories every day. They have various friends: dung beetles, snails, frogs, mantises, spiders, ants, and so on. From above the sewers, unexpected "gifts" and mysterious "visitors" are constantly falling, such as melted ice cream, various shapes of chewing gum, straws, corn, sausages, cans, etc. Yellow and Red use all kinds of creative means to create joy, bringing endless joy to fans.
The main audience of Larva is all family units, covering all ages. Based on Larva's audience and characters, Deli launched the Larva series of products. These series focus on students between the ages of 8 and 15. All products not only have the high quality and high-cost performance of the products themselves but also have the joint image of Larva.