The popular collectible toy GoGo’s Crazy Bones is being developed for an animated TV series by Canada’s Breakthrough Films.
The property, owned by Spain’s Martomagic and PPI Worldwide Group through Bulldog Licensing Ltd., features hundreds of characters that each has its own personality, strength, power and score. The toys, which are both collectible and used in various games, were released in 2009 and have earned a large fan following all over the world.
‘We are looking forward to working alongside Martomagic and PPI to create an extraordinary and entertaining children’s property with unique storylines and memorable characters that will appeal to the property’s established international fan base and attract new audiences around the world,’ said Ira Levy, executive producer and co-founder of Breakthrough Films & Television.
Martomagic and PPI have expressed their ‘excitement to be working with the professional team at Breakthrough in producing the television series and bringing GoGo’s Crazy Bones alive in viewers’ homes.’
