A yeti with a talent for finding wonder in ordinary places anchors this animated adventure series, which follows the same trio of friends who first crossed a mountain range together and now discover their own city is stranger than they ever imagined.

What is Abominable And The Invisible City about?

Everest the yeti, along with Yi, Jin, and Peng, learned on their journey home that magic does not stay confined to remote peaks. Back among familiar streets, the group starts noticing signs that their surroundings hide an entire hidden layer of creatures and phenomena that most people walk past without ever seeing. Each episode sends the kids chasing down a new magical mystery close to home, then further out into the wider world beyond the city limits, as they learn to use empathy and quick thinking rather than force to help the beings they encounter. The show keeps the warmth and visual imagination of the animated feature that introduced these characters while widening its canvas into serialized, kid-friendly adventure built for episodic viewing.

About the cast

The voice cast returns largely intact from the original film, with Chloe Bennet, Tenzing Norgay Trainor, and Ethan Loh voicing the three friends at the emotional center of the story, alongside Michelle Wong, Karen Huie, Darin De Paul, and Alan Cumming rounding out the ensemble of family, neighbors, and magical figures the kids meet along the way.

Context & significance

Produced in the United States, the series sits squarely in the family action-adventure and comedy space, aimed at viewers who want bright, fast-paced animation with genuine heart underneath the jokes. Its blend of everyday city settings with fantastical creatures gives it a distinct identity separate from more fantasy-heavyset genre shows, staying grounded in friendship and curiosity as the driving engine of each story.

Watching Abominable And The Invisible City on Ktime

Abominable And The Invisible City streams on K-Time with a free account login, no purchase required to browse the page itself. Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles are both available, making it an easy watch for Farsi-speaking households looking for animated adventure the whole family can follow together on K-Time's Persian-language interface.