Rodrigo Blaas

Rodrigo Blaas is a Spanish animator and director, an Emmy-winning Pixar veteran now running Madrid-based El Guiri Studios (Cartoon Brew). Pixar credits include Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and WALL-E; he supervised Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia and directed the Star Wars: Visions short 'Sith' (Cartoon Brew). He directs and co-showruns the 2028 Warrior Cats series (DTVA News).[editar]

Blaas is Spanish, born in Madrid. Self-taught, he studied body language and animal biomechanics rather than attending animation school. Early feature work included Blue Sky's Ice Age (2002) before Pixar hired him (IMDb). No birth date, schooling, or family detail is published.[editar]

Pixar years covered Nemo through WALL-E (Cartoon Brew). His 2009 short Alma, written and directed by him, became a festival calling card. Trollhunters (2016) made him a supervising director under del Toro. 'Sith' for Visions Volume 2 (2023), via El Guiri, drew standout notices (StarWars.com). He contributed to Ozi: Voice of the Forest (2023) (IMDb). In 2026 Disney ordered Warrior Cats: The Prophecies Begin for 2028 with Blaas directing and co-showrunning (DTVA News). Correction: prior page versions dated 'Sith' to 2021/Volume 1; it is Volume 2 (2023).[editar]

'Animation maestro' of the trade press: bold color, kinetic staging, European sensibility in franchise work (Variety). Online he is terse ('Dev mode' bio) with behind-the-scenes drops (Instagram).[editar]

iFANN-only numbers, read from live data: YouTube: 8,520 subscribers, 4,341,268 views (fetched 2026-10-13). Last.fm: no data on record. Popularity rank: #39,423 overall, #29,300 by type (ranked 2026-10-19). He holds no placement in iFANN's Global Fame Engine Top 1,000 or any Top-100 scope list. His iFAMOUS circle is animation professionals and festival audiences; no fandom apparatus exists.[editar]

Alma has a dedicated YouTube channel (YouTube). He built the Warrior Cats hero Rusty by hand for first-footage reveals (Tech Times). A prior 'Duende' quote was unverified and removed.[editar]

No family detail is public. Blaas keeps parents, siblings, partners, and household out of interviews and social media.[editar]

A.C. Bradley, Warrior Cats co-showrunner; previously together on Trollhunters (ScreenRant). Guillermo del Toro, via Trollhunters. El Guiri Studios, his Madrid studio (Cartoon Brew).[editar]

No romantic relationship is confirmed by Blaas or a credible outlet. Status: undisclosed.[editar]

Net worth is undisclosed. No credible outlet has published a figure. Income plausibly includes studio salaries, directing fees, and El Guiri revenues; no amounts are on record.[editar]

Emmy winner: supervising director and executive producer on the six-Emmy Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia (Tech Times).[editar]