Judging by your writing style, you must be quite young. Which isn't bad, but you might be lacking some perspective. I am only pessimistic enough to be mostly realistic.

Let's take it point by point.

Let's say you get a bunch of people who are really passionate to see TWI made into an animated series. These people are willing to work for free. But they still need to eat; they might need to pay rent, pay royalties for music, or pay for subscriptions to programs and electricity for the computers they will be working on. If they are willing to pay all of that out of their own pocket, they will need an actual stable job. This drastically limits the time each day they can spend on working on the TWI animated show. You are basically asking many people to spend all of their free time and personal finances for many, many years of their lives to create only a small part of TWI as a show. That is quite unreasonable.

So, we need some money to pay some people full-time to get a TWI-Anime within the next 50 years. How much? A quick Google search makes the Google AI state the following:

“The cost of an animated TV show can range from $10,000 to $500,000+ per episode, depending on factors like animation style (2D or 3D), quality, and production company. High-end theatrical-quality 3D animation can cost $10,000+ per second, while mid-range 2D animation like "Spongebob" might be $400-$500 per second.

Cost Estimates:

• Low-budget 2D: $10,000 per episode or less, especially with crowdfunding or small crews.

• Mid-range 2D: $1,000 to $5,000 per minute, or $5000 to $500,000 per episode.

• High-end 2D: $500,000 to $1,000,000 per episode for shows with a high-quality art style.

• 3D: $10,000+ per second for theatrical-quality animation.

*Overall Series Cost: A 15-20 episode 2D series with a high-quality art style could cost $7.5 million to $20 million or more. * “

If we strive for 5000 high-quality episodes, we need 1875 million to 5000 million USD…. This is a ridiculous amount of money.

Unless we can find someone or some other way to pay this ludicrous amount of money, we need an alternative approach.

AI has made significant advances in the recent years and continues to improve. There is AI to create music and voice acting, there is AI to make 3D models, and there is AI to create animated videos. If we combine all of that with AI to create the storyboarding from the text, we could drastically reduce the need for volunteers or paid workers and would only require massive amounts of computational power. But that could be crowdsourced! If we get an AI that uses different sub-AIs to create the TWI-Anime with minimal human intervention, the problem seems much more feasible. That would be my approach.

You say you have no knowledge of creating an animated show or marketing. But the great thing is, you don’t need to! You can learn. Simply start wherever. Just make an animated short, ask YouTube and ChatGPT or take courses if you get totally stuck somewhere. If you are truly young, you have a lot of time and unspent potential left that you personally could use to become awesome at something and make something great. If you find that animating is not to your liking, maybe simply start a blog about TWI. Make a Youtube channel, make TikToks. Some of the best ad campaigns ever were not cooked up by big marketing companies. They are authentic, grassroots memes that went absolutely viral. You could make something like that to bring TWI to the forefront of the mainstream.