Juanba Berasategi was a pioneering Basque filmmaker and animator, renowned for his significant contributions to the animation scene in the Basque Country. His most celebrated work, *The Magic Pumpkin* (1986), is notable for being the first feature-length animated film produced in the Basque language, which has made it a cornerstone of regional cinema. Collectors often seek out this title not only for its historical importance but also for its charming animation style and cultural significance, encapsulating the spirit of Basque storytelling. Another highlight of Berasategi's career is *Ikuska 6: Euskara galdutako Nafarroa* (1980), a project that reflects his dedication to promoting the Basque language and culture through innovative animation. His work is highly regarded among collectors for its artistic merit and its role in the evolution of Basque cinema. With the founding of Lotura Films, Berasategi laid the groundwork for future generations of animators, making his films essential pieces for any serious physical media collection focused on regional cinema and animation history.