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Blending post-apocalyptic themes, moral complexity, and emotional storytelling, this adaptation marks a significant moment for both the book’s cult following and modern cross-media science fiction.
The acclaimed The War With No Name novel franchise—created by author Robert Repino—is being adapted into two new formats: a Webtoon series and an animated TV show. The adaptation rights were acquired by Curtis Baxter, a writer and producer known for his work on Ben 10 and other animated titles.
According to reports, the Webtoon version will be produced by Kisai Entertainment (Indonesia) and is slated to debut in early 2026. The animated series, developed in parallel, will comprise eight episodes expanding on the book’s most dramatic arcs.
The adaptation focuses on the story of Mort(e), a house cat transformed into a sentient soldier after an apocalyptic war between humans and a powerful ant civilization. Torn between loyalty and survival, Mort(e)’s journey blends action, philosophy, and heartbreak—elements that make the series a perfect fit for serialized visual storytelling.

Once a house cat, Mort(e) becomes a battle-hardened soldier in a brutal war waged by an army of intelligent ants against humanity. His quest to find his lost canine friend Sheba humanizes an otherwise bleak and violent world. Mort(e) represents loyalty, transformation, and the lingering hope of connection amid chaos.
An American author best known for The War With No Name book series, Repino blends political allegory, military science fiction, and existential philosophy. His work has been praised for its originality and emotional depth, making it an ideal candidate for visual adaptation.
The creative mind behind the upcoming adaptation, Baxter brings experience from animation and comic writing. He described Repino’s world as “a mix of epic war and intimate storytelling,” noting that the Webtoon’s episodic format will allow for a faithful, character-driven interpretation.
From novels to digital comics and animation, The War With No Name continues its transformation—just like its protagonist. Expect a mix of gritty realism, allegory, and emotional weight when the story resurfaces in 2026.