Animation / Kids
Twende is a pangolin, which is the slowest-moving animal in the Savannah. His belief that 'life is about the journey, not the destination' is at odds with his job as a boda boda driver in the busy, fictional African city of Milima.
Kimbe has to cancel his upcoming ramp jump due to a last-minute hairball, and it's up to Twende to find his inner stuntman and pull it off.
Fed up with Boss, Twende and Nuru quit their day jobs to pursue a career in pizza delivery, but when the mysterious Master Slicer leaves them without a chef, the duo mistakenly releases a cheesy monstrosity upon Milima.
After their beloved motorcycle breaks down, The Greasemonkeys install an experimental A.I. on Twende and Nuru's bike, turning them into unwilling parents of a rebellious boda boda.
In an attempt to put off planning Babu's birthday party, Twende accidentally freezes time and must find a way to escape this prison of procrastination.
Boss finds himself on the verge of bankruptcy until a secret treasure map pointing to riches in the jungle gives him a lifeline.
In an attempt to be more assertive, Kimbe lends Twende some self-improvement tapes from the legendary salesman Carman Chameleon, but things take a wild turn when Twende's alter-ego brainwashes the town.
In an attempt to finish work early, Twende and Nuru try to take as many passengers in one trip as possible, but their overburdened bike has other ideas.
Madam Mongoose and Twende become unlikely allies, as they journey into the treacherous Milima DMV to renew Madam's drivers license.
After a chance encounter with superstar Sanii, Twende finds himself tasked with teaching the stressed-out singer how to channel his inner chill.
Twende and Nuru disagree on whether to help a sad wildebeest cheat in a marathon to impress his dad, but when Goober interferes it's up to Azizi to prove himself.
When a stray meteor causes an internet apocalypse in Milima, Twende and Nuru must journey into space to restore the now overly disconnected town to its former screen-scrolling glory.
Twende assembles the boda boda crew to infiltrate Goober in an attempt to free their impounded bike.
Twende and Nuru are tasked with giving the mayor of Milima a ride, but with their bike featuring a souped-up smoothie maker, they get more than they bargained (or blended) for.
Twende (voice)
Nuru (voice)
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