Mixels Animated Shorts Premiere on Cartoon Network

January 28, 2014January 30, 2014 RMN News Cartoon Network, LEGO, Mixels

Mixels is a global franchise created by the partnership of Cartoon Network and The LEGO Group. It will make its US debut on multiple screens and platforms this February.

A multiplatform brand, Mixels.com arrives on the web first on Feb. 6, followed by animated shorts on Cartoon Network starting Feb. 12 during the Teen Titans Go! half hour (7:30-8:00pET).

Soon after, kids will be able to “mix, max and murp” with their own LEGO Mixels collectible building sets and download the Calling All Mixels app, suggests Cartoon Network.

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Mixels is centered around a world of colorful creatures who can mix and combine with each other leading to hilarious and surprising results. They are comical, mischievous creatures that live in tribes of three.

Each tribe is based around a unique element. The Infernites are fiery and short tempered, but handy for a barbeque. The Cragsters are the industrious mining tribe and the Electroids are a quirky bunch with enough nervous energy to light up the whole world.

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Nixels, annoying and destructive little creatures, wreak havoc over the Mixel land trying to tear down and break apart the tribes.

Mixels.com will be a central hub where fans can watch all of the shorts and learn more about the characters and setting of the Mixels world.

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