Production will start in October. The first season will consist of 52 episodes, each lasting 11 minutes. The creators promise to preserve the spirit of the original stories while adapting the adventures of the red-haired heroine for a new generation of viewers and modern platforms. The books about Pippi Longstocking were first published in 1945 and have since been translated into dozens of languages, with total sales exceeding 65 million copies. The stories of the strongest girl in the world have been adapted for film and television multiple times, but the new series will be the first major international adaptation of the character in recent years.