| Original Title | La Aventura Pirata de Casa |
| English Title | Casa's Pirate Adventure |
| Direction | Bruno Vega |
| Screenplay & Visual Development | Bruno Vega, Guillermo “Willy” Merino, Iago Ramilo, Vir Enríquez |
| Genre | Animated comedy |
| Theme | Humor, cartoon |
| Running Time | 13 minutes, 24 seconds |
| Production Year | 2026 |
| Country of Production | Spain |
| Format & Resolution | 1920×1080, 24fps, MP4 |
| Production | BrocoTree Animation |
| Distribution | CityBlue Films |
Casa, a restless 12-year-old dog, embarks with his two best friends on a dangerous mission: to get the last copy of "Pemole Zapato: The Video Game", a game based on his favorite cartoon. In their quest, they will enter a hidden flea market full of dangers, where the three canine buddies must escape from a trio of thugs who want to get rid of them.
CASA'S PIRATE ADVENTURE is a short film that is also designed as a pilot for a potential series. It brings back the characters who starred in "Casa: Dogs vs. Aliens", Bruno Vega's first feature film, and seeks to push further his visual and comedic style developed in previous shorts. It combines his 3D characters and environments with 2D backgrounds, effects, and sequences done by Guillermo “Willy” Merino (who handled all the 2D animation), Iago Ramilo, and Vir Enríquez. The four developed the look and co-wrote the project's script, which is currently being distributed by CityBlue Films. The series project has been selected to be pitched at the pitching sessions of the Ría de Vigo Series Festival.
Casa Pulgoso
Casa is a 12-year-old dog kid, somewhat rebellious and scatterbrained. However, when he sets his mind on something, he is willing to move heaven and earth to get it, no matter what it costs; and this, added to his tireless imagination, leads his adventures to result in unmatched disasters. Furthermore, Casa has a special gift for driving everyone around him crazy: if you are his friend, he will defend you to the end, but if you cross him, he will make your life impossible.
Chalé Pulgoso
Chalé is Casa's cousin, who is obsessed with copying him in everything, including his building-themed name. In general, Chalé gives the impression of having her head in the clouds: she never knows what's going on, is happy all the time, and blabs any nonsense without batting an eye, even at the least appropriate moments. But deep down, she is surprisingly smart and is capable of solving the trickiest problem when nobody expects it.
Mario Huesos
Mario is an expert collector of all kinds of figures and antiques who has had the misfortune of being born into a rather poor family. Because of this, he has learned to navigate the most hidden places, knows the city inside out, and has a lot of contacts with strange people, in addition to being a shrewd bargainer. He is the most serious and mature of his group of friends, but he often overplays his hand and gets them into trouble.
Lightswitch Pulgoso
Lightswitch is Casa's gifted twin sister with a German name, a total brainiac who has already graduated from university and spends most of the day in her pajamas, building inventions in her underground room. She is quite solitary and can't stand Casa or his friends. At first, she only lets them play with her experiments when she can use them as guinea pigs, but her brother's very peculiar magnetism makes her join their group from time to time.
Nami Nami
Lightswitch's star invention: a sort of mix between a super portable computer and a pocket knife in the shape of a robot cat that can flutter through the air. She always accompanies her creator wherever she goes.










