DeAPlaneta Entertainment Unveiled Animated Slate at MIPCOM
The studio introduced new series and returning seasons to international buyers at the recent trade show.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Animation
DeAPlaneta Entertainment showcased its upcoming animation lineup at the MIPCOM trade show. The presentation included details on new productions and confirmed the return of established series.
Why it matters
This showcase allows the studio to secure distribution and partnerships for its upcoming content slate. By highlighting specific formats and co-productions, the company aims to solidify its market position with international buyers.
The studio introduced a range of formats including Milo Season 3, featuring 52 episodes, and the new 26-episode CGI series Magic Lilly. Other titles include Karters, which is a 52-episode production, and the preschool comedy Cloudy & Stormy.
The players
DeAPlaneta Entertainment
This international media company focuses on the acquisition, production, and distribution of entertainment content across various platforms.
Mediawan Kids & Family
This division of the Mediawan group specializes in the development and production of animated content for children globally.
TOMY International
This global designer and manufacturer of toys and collectibles often partners with studios for merchandise licensing.
Superprod Group
This production house focuses on creating high-quality animated series and feature films for international audiences.
The details
DeAPlaneta Entertainment is collaborating with Mediawan Kids & Family on the upcoming Karters series, which features TOMY International as the master toy partner. The studio also highlighted Underdog, a project produced in partnership with Superprod Group, to potential buyers.
Timeline
DeAPlaneta showcased its new animated series at the MIPCOM trade show in October 2026.
The production delivery for the series Karters is scheduled for Fall 2026.
Industry Dynamics
The announcements follow the established patterns of the MIPCOM global entertainment content market, which serves as a central hub for international deals. Studios use these high-profile events to drive momentum in the increasingly competitive animation distribution sector.
Viewers can expect these new series to eventually reach streaming platforms and broadcast networks following the distribution deals secured at the show. The involvement of toy partners like TOMY suggests that associated merchandise will likely launch alongside the series premieres.
The takeaway
Studios rely on large-scale trade events to coordinate the global rollout of animated content and merchandise. Viewers interested in these franchises should look for future announcements regarding regional broadcast dates as distribution agreements are finalized.
What happens next
The production delivery for the animated series Karters is scheduled to take place in Fall 2026.
Further reading
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