No job is too big. No pup is left.

PAW Patrol: Ryder Rises

An unsanctioned fan parody · Written, directed & edited by Yoni Levy

Fan trailer 1:58  ·  2.39 : 1  ·  Sound on

Adventure Bay has fallen. The pups are gone. Mayor Humdinger owns the city, the sky and the night. Locked in an island prison, the boy who answered every call has one call left to make.

From the film

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  • Ryder alone in an island prison cellSc. 03 — The cell
  • A wake cutting toward Humdinger's occupied city under lightningSc. 07 — Humdinger City
  • Ryder before the ruined Lookout towerSc. 11 — The Lookout
  • Ryder holding a rusted Robo Dog as its eyes igniteSc. 12 — Robo Dog
  • A hand on glass as the armored suit's visor lights upSc. 17 — Suit up
  • Ryder in armor charging down a neon alleySc. 25 — The alley
  • A giant Humdinger stomping through the burning citySc. 33 — Kaiju
  • Giant Humdinger roars with Ryder in his fistSc. 35 — The roar
  • Chickaletta faces Mayor Goodway in a snow duelSc. 41 — The duel
  • The pups charge out of the darkStinger — The pups

Coming never.

Painted as new key art, not stitched from frames. Twenty-eight versions, side-by-side model tests, then a fifteen-tile rebuild where every character was re-rendered against official references, typeset in Photoshop at 5376 × 7200.

Download poster
Ryder Rises poster: a giant Mayor Humdinger looms over Ryder and the ruins of Adventure Bay

Ten months
in the making.

From the first concept frame in January to the last cut in November, the whole production ran on one desk and a handful of house rules.

Prod.Ryder Rises
Roll66concept frames
Scene47cuts in the trailer
Take46picture versions
Dissolves0ever
Created byYoni Levy
DateJan — Nov 2026
StudioHumblin Pictures

Two frames.
One move.

Every shot started as two designed frames: where the camera begins and where it lands. The direction is everything in between.

Adventure Bay falls

One flash of lightning, and the town every kid knows is gone.

Adventure Bay falls: the designed first frame
First frame
Adventure Bay falls: the designed last frame
Last frame
The shot

The studio ident

The same frame at both ends. The ride across the moon is the whole direction.

The studio ident: the designed first frame
First frame
The studio ident: the designed last frame
Last frame
The shot

The production,
frame by frame.

  1. A Sora clip from 2025: a picnic of off-model knock-off pups

    The seed

    The idea goes back to March 2025. I tried it in Sora, the leading video model of the day. It served a picnic of knock-off pups. The idea went back in the drawer.

  2. A Sora clip from January 2026: a grown man with stubble behind prison bars, meant to be Ryder

    One last Sora try

    Ten months later, one more go. Sora cast Ryder as a grown man with stubble. Twenty minutes later, the first real frame was made somewhere else.

  3. The first concept frame: the Humdinger monolith in a storm

    The world, first

    Sixty-six concept frames across seven acts, before a single shot moved.

  4. Principal photography: the ATV bursts out of the cave

    Principal photography

    Forty-two shots at 2912 × 1280. The camera move agreed first, then "go".

  5. The final score as a waveform, with a line at every one of the trailer's cuts

    Music first

    The cut rebuilt from the score outward: 46 picture versions against 27 mixes. Every line here is a cut.

  6. Poster rounds compared side by side

    The one-sheet

    Twenty-eight versions until not one pixel looked generated.

House rules

  1. No dissolves. Ever.Hard cuts, cuts on motion, and lightning that lives inside the storm.
  2. Speeding up is not cutting.A shot that needs energy gets faster, never shorter.
  3. Agree the move, then go.Nothing is generated until the camera, duration and both end frames are approved.
  4. Characters stay on-model.Official references beat lookalikes. Every time.

Visuals generated with AI image and video tools, directed shot by shot. Story, edit, sound and design by Yoni Levy.

Humblin Pictures presents

  • Written byYoni Levy
  • Directed byYoni Levy
  • Edited byYoni Levy
  • Production designYoni Levy
  • Visual effectsYoni Levy
  • Sound designYoni Levy
  • Title designYoni Levy
  • Key artYoni Levy
  • Produced byYoni Levy
  • CateringYoni Levy

One call left.

I write and make things like this. If you have a story, a brand or a wild idea, I'd like to hear it. I answer every one.

Make the call

Ryder Rises is by Yoni Levy: writer, content creator and designer, a builder and product person who researches AI for media creation. Father of Libi and Nuri, who have seen every episode.