Episode presentation
“This episode is presented by …” – your brand frames an entire episode.
- Spoken mention right after the title
- Its own “Presented by” card with your logo
- Link in the description and pinned comment
Inkarnis takes one single question and plays it through to the very end – second by second, year by year, sometimes millions of years into the future. Drawn in ink, told with researched facts.
A new episode every two weeks – as a video with every illustration, or as a podcast on the go.
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Trailer from Monday, 5 October
A visitor from deep space hits the Moon. What follows: rings in the sky, a rain of rock, seas without tides – and an Earth that has to reinvent itself. Played through from day one to ten million years later.
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No coup, no robots in the streets, not a single shot fired – and yet, in the end, an artificial intelligence runs the world. Step by step, year by year: how it happens, what kind of AI that would be, and whether we would switch it off again.
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A single microbe, 250 million years old, wakes up in the salt beneath the North Sea – and starts pulling the table salt out of the oceans. Year by year: what becomes of corals, fish and whales, of Europe's weather – and of us, until a handful of salt is worth more than gold.



An Inkarnis episode is a story with a real arc: people stay until the question is answered. Your brand appears right in the middle of it – in the same ink style as the episode itself, and clearly labelled as advertising.
“This episode is presented by …” – your brand frames an entire episode.
A 20–30 second spot between two chapters that blends into the episode instead of interrupting it.
A question from your world – energy, space, money, food. Played through with full editorial independence.
We are happy to send you reach, audience and dates as a media kit.
Request media kitAdvertising is labelled in every episode. Content and research stay editorially independent.
Inkarnis is made by Thomas Wittulski – author, head of marketing and former games journalist. He combines research and storytelling with knowing how content finds its audience.
Every episode is carefully researched, and the sources are in the video description. The scenario is fiction; the facts behind it are real and sourced.
Transparency: illustrations, narration and music are created with AI tools. Research, script, direction and editing are done by hand.
Sponsorship, press, or a question we absolutely have to play through – we reply within two working days.