CHARACTER UNIVERSE
Leo
Also known asThe Inspiration
DETOON's Inspiration. Confident, intelligent and caring — pursues innovation, education, community and a brighter tomorrow. Motto: “Brighter ideas for a kinder world.”
Appears in 15 stories
Telling My Kid How Hard the Old Days Were
Tau tries to prove 'the old days were hard' so his kid appreciates the present, but Leo keeps asking such logical questions that every 'lesson' veers off course — and in the end Tau realizes his tech-less childhood had plenty worth missing.
Years apart, still fighting for the last slice
Reuniting after ten years, Get Go and Leo try to act like polite grown-ups. But one old debt and the old friendship snaps right back — and by the last slice of pizza, they're tugging over it just like in school. A warm DETOON friendship comic.
Sanitized the string — and the content with it
Leo over-sanitizes: strip odd symbols, numbers, extra words… until the output is completely empty. 'So clean there's nothing left to be dirty'. A Rocco & Leo dev story.
A cramped home still needs empty space
Leo declutters for space, then 'a shelf would look great here' — one shelf pulls in plants, books, a lamp, a cabinet… and the room fills up again. The hardest part is just not opening the shopping app. A 4-page DETOON comic.
The more absurd the AI drama, the more I watch
Rocco calls the AI drama ridiculous in episode 1 — then watches to episode 47 at 2 a.m. just to 'find where the bottom is'. Leo can't stop him. A 3-page DETOON comic.
That song is stuck in my head
Closed YouTube, put the headphones away, switched tasks — and the brain still 'plays it from the top'. Some songs don't need a Replay button; your head does it for you. A Rocco & Leo story.
This family dinner's on me
Get Go volunteers to be head chef for the family dinner — but keeps calling Mom every few minutes. In the end he only 'covered' the phone calls. A 3-page DETOON comic.
Homemade Mooncakes: Lopsided but Still Loved
Leo is set on making mooncakes from scratch, with Get Go as the 'judge' who renames every flaw a feature. Wonky shapes, off-center filling — but nobody's giving up that last piece. A 3-page DETOON Mid-Autumn comic.
Ideas with Leo
Leo's series, DETOON's spark of inspiration: bright ideas about innovation, learning, community and a kinder tomorrow.
Get Go's interview and the final question
At the last interview question, Get Go blurts out a salary question then backpedals with "just kidding". A DETOON comic about work life.
A meeting to prepare for the meeting
A loop with no exit condition.
Camera off in the online meeting
Nobody knows you're eating breakfast.
AI wrote my email and the boss loved the writing
Then the boss said: write it yourself.
Did we domesticate coffee, or did coffee domesticate us?
Rocco is sure humans tamed coffee. Leo flips the question around — and Rocco realizes who's really the pet in this relationship.
When the boss says “quick five-minute sync”
A meeting that never matches its name.