After the success of joint ventures like "Lego Ninjago" and "Lego Star Wars," Cartoon Network and Lego are building a new series from the ground up. One adorable, animated brick at a time. Say hello ...

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Kids media consumption changes every day and this unprecedented collaboration and launch of Mixels continues the evolution of how Cartoon Network is looking at the development and distribution of ...

Cartoon Network and The Lego Group have teamed for “Mixels,” a franchise venture that will feature animated content, digital gaming experiences and a collectible building toy concept. Toon content ...

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Mixels debuts in 2014 with animated content (primarily shorts), games, a collectible building toy concept and more, the companies said. Cartoon Network partnered with Danish toymaker The LEGO Group to ...

Lego’s attempt to dominate all media (have you seen that movie trailer yet? Holy cats!) continues apace: Fresh out of Comic-Con, the company has announced a new partnership with Cartoon Network to ...

Cartoon Network in the US and toy giant Lego have teamed up for a multi-platform franchise featuring Mixels, colourful creatures that can mix and combine with one another. Scheduled for launch next ...

The next round of Cartoon Network shows for Mixels are out soon. With that the Series 5 Mixels toys will also be in shops for 1st June. This close up look at the packaging and the builds gives a first ...

Lego packaging previews Mixels cartoon designs for Season 3 of Cartoon Network show and new Mixtopia location. New Ninjago set also reveals new Purple Ninja cartoon character. With the dusk settling ...

Cartoon Network and The Lego Group have teamed for “Mixels,” a franchise venture that will feature animated content, digital gaming experiences and a collectible building toy concept. Toon content ...