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Rediscover the cult world of *The Mysterious Cities of Gold* with this officially licensed jigsaw puzzle, complete with a matching poster. Comprising 1,000 pieces, it recreates a colourful illustration featuring several iconic characters from the series set against a backdrop directly inspired by their great adventure in America.
The illustration features Esteban, Zia, Tao and Pichu in the foreground, set against imposing architecture reminiscent of the pre-Columbian civilisations explored throughout the series. The warm colours, monumental settings and dynamic composition reflect the cartoon’s distinctive aesthetic and give the jigsaw a real poster-like quality once completed.
With its final dimensions of approximately 48 × 68 cm, this jigsaw puzzle offers a level of difficulty suited to fans of large-format puzzles. The included poster can be used as a guide whilst assembling the puzzle or kept as a decorative item. The set is aimed equally at puzzle enthusiasts, collectors and those nostalgic for *The Mysterious Cities of Gold*.
The Mysterious Cities of Gold is a Franco-Japanese animated series that has become iconic since it was first broadcast in the early 1980s. The story is set in the 16th century, during the Age of Discovery, and follows Esteban, a young boy nicknamed ‘the Child of the Sun’, on his journey to the New World.
During his journey, Esteban meets Zia, a young Inca girl who, like him, possesses a mysterious solar medallion, and then Tao, heir to the people of Mu. Accompanied in particular by the parrot Pichu, the three children set off in search of the legendary Cities of Gold and gradually uncover the secrets of ancient civilisations and forgotten technologies.
The series blends adventure, history, mythology and science fiction, with settings and cultures inspired by pre-Columbian America. This combination, together with characters who have become iconic and the legendary Great Condor, has ensured that *The Mysterious Cities of Gold* retains a special place in French-speaking popular culture several decades after its original broadcast.