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‘Blippi’ games launched on the Lingokids app

“CoComelon” producer Moonbug Entertainment has inked a deal with preschool education company Lingokids to launch games featuring characters from Moonbug’s popular live-action preschool brand “Blippi.”

The ‘Blippi’ franchise – which spans multiple shows across platforms – follows the titular character as he serves as preschoolers’ ‘best friend’ and ‘inspires them to learn through play with the fun, engaging content and experiences he creates ‘, including science in the backyard, the rainforest, a race track and even space.

The deal with Moonbug for ‘Blippi’ games marks the first time Lingokids, which launched in 2015, has partnered to bring outside IP to its Lingokids app, which it says is used by more than 100 million homes around the world is used.

According to Moonbug and Lingokids: “The new content will combine the company’s proven educational methodology with Moonbug’s engaging characters. These interactive experiences will focus on developing essential skills including vocabulary, logic, creativity and emotional intelligence for children aged 2 to 8.”

The new games featuring Blippi and friends are now live in the Lingokids app, with more content launching in the coming months.

Owned by Kevin Mayer and Tom Staggs’ Candle Media, Moonbug Entertainment features a range of popular preschool programmes, most notably ‘Blippi’ and ‘CoComelon’, which are available on more than 150 video platforms worldwide, including Netflix, Disney+, BBC iPlayer and YouTube kids.

“I have been a long-time fan of Lingokids and was very excited to be able to bring the first-ever third-party IP to the app as they continue to expand,” said Ed Barton, Moonbug vice president of gaming and interactive. “We know kids love Blippi and the curiosity he brings to everyday learning. It’s great to see this come to life in the Lingokids app.”

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“We are happy to partner with Moonbug Entertainment to bring their beloved characters to the Lingokids platform,” said Cristobal Viedma, CEO of Lingokids. “This partnership allows us to expand our educational offerings and provide unique learning experiences that resonate deeply with children, furthering our mission to inspire and empower the next generation.”

Viedma says the team is in talks with Moonbug Entertainment and other kids media companies for more opportunities to build Lingokids app games around existing popular IP.

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