Studio Mir: From Devil May Cry to X-Men '97 and Beyond

When Devil May Cry, an animated TV series set in the world of the Capcom video game of the same name, launched on Netflix in April 2025, it debuted fourth on the streamer’s global TV chart.

Studio Mir, a South Korean animation studio, played a crucial role in bringing to life the vision of Devil May Cry showrunner Adi Shankar. Shankar praised Studio Mir for their ability to execute his ideas seamlessly, leading to the success of the series. The studio's reputation for collaboration on international projects was established through works like Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra.

Over the years, Studio Mir has worked on various iconic American series like The Boondocks, Voltron: Legendary Defender, and X-Men '97, showcasing their versatility and expertise in the animation industry. Collaborating with major entertainment companies worldwide, Studio Mir has become a go-to studio for high-quality animated productions.

Yoo Jae-myung, a key figure at Studio Mir, reflects on the evolution of the animation industry and the increased creative freedom studios now enjoy. With a strong foundation laid by projects like Avatar and Legend of Korra, Studio Mir continues to innovate and refine its production processes, setting new standards in the world of animation.