Synopsis
Metamorphia is an 11 episode series about a teenage boy named Joel, who receives a series of phone calls, and is visited by a number of strange kids all with their own unique quirks. What Joel finds really strange, is all these kids are seemingly part of the same intricate network revolving around a mysterious character known amongst them as the Boss. Kids in Joel’s neighbourhood visit the Boss for wisdom, and he is an all seeing oracle when it comes to the strange occurrences and super-natural oddities that everyone keeps experiencing. Joel quickly makes close friends with the strange kids who visit him, and together they set out to uncover the mystery of the Boss’s identity, and his cryptic phrases, before their neighbourhood and its inhabitants change into something completely unrecognizable.
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