Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire is an Afrofuturist^[4] and Africanfuturist^[5][6][7] animated anthology short film series produced by Triggerfish.^[8][9] It premiered on July 5, 2023, on Disney+.^[10] It received generally positive reviews from critics.

Each film has an African perspective, from one or more directors, on themes such as social media, duality, disability, self-reflection, shared humanity, and other topics, with stories which include time travel, extraterrestrials, and alternate universes.^[4][6][11]

On June 27, 2021, it was announced that creators from Zimbabwe, South Africa, Uganda, Nigeria, Kenya, and Egypt would be working on a ten-part series of original animated films, entitled Kizazi Moto: Generation Fire. Peter Ramsey was picked as executive producer, while Tendayi Nyeke and Anthony Silverston were supervising producers, and Triggerfish was the primary studio, along with other animation studios in Africa.^[12][13] The release date was described "late 2022," with each film being 10 minutes long.^[12][7][14] Some described the series as a "recent breakthrough" for the African animation industry, along with Kiff, Kiya, and Iwájú.^[15] Development of the series included a "multi-year research phase" to ensure the films accurately depicted specific cultures.^[16]

The release date was later changed to 2023,^[17] It was later announced the series would premiere on Disney+ on July 5, 2023.^[18][2] A trailer for the series was posted on June 13, 2023.^[19][20]

Before the series premiere, Ramsey described the series as displaying films showing "a unique African perspective" on the future and science fiction, while playing "to a broad audience," while directors Lesego Vorster, Isaac Mogajane, and Catherine Green talked about the storylines and animation of their specific films.^[11]