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For its 26th season, the Power Rangers universe is expanding with Power Rangers Beast Morphers, starring an all-new cast of heroes, villains and “Beast Bot” sidekicks.

Aimed at young viewers between the ages of 3 and 7, Superhero Summer Camp and Superhero Pets are part of a brand-new franchise in the 41 Entertainment catalog.

One Animation’s twice Emmy-nominated comedy show, Oddbods, is currently aired by more than 60 broadcasters around the world and further sales are on its planner. 

Late last year saw the premiere of Rainbow Rangers on Nick Jr. in the U.S., and Genius Brands International is looking to further the show's reach. 

Guru Studio’s flagship preschool series True and the Rainbow Kingdom is now available for linear free- and pay-TV channels worldwide for the first time.

Late last year saw Studio 100 Media and m4e launch Studio Isar Animation in Munich, and there's much to come from the new studio in the year ahead.

The women in a team of armored warriors powered by the Zodiac use cunning, strength and compassion to defend their worlds in the midst of a space-wide war in Toei Animation’s Saint Seiya: Saintia Sho series, which is currently in production.

Gloob's animated show Anittinha’s Club presents topics that are important to children in both an educational and entertaining manner.

FUN Union will be at NATPE through Imira Entertainment, its exclusive distribution agent for Spanish-, Italian- and Portuguese-speaking territories.

Among the titles that Mondo TV is bringing to its fifth NATPE is the new roster addition MeteoHeroes, which tackles issues like climate change and respect for nature through the adventures of six kids who can control the weather when they turn into superheroes.