ZDF Studios launches two Prime Video channels

The German distributor has created two add-on channels on Prime Video for Dibidoo (UK) and Maya the Bee (Germany and Austria). In addition to their namesake series, each channel will also include other kids programs from ZDF’s catalogue, including Grisu, Ziggy and the Zootram, Ludovic, Vic the Viking and Henrietta. 

KPop Demon Hunters expands with new wheels

MV Sports & Leisure has added the breakout Netflix film to its licensed portfolio and will introduce a range of junior bikes, scooters and cycling accessories to UK retailers later this year. The Birmingham-based bicycle company has also signed agreements for Peppa Pig, PAW Patrol, Hot Wheels and Bluey. 

A L’Agent Jean feature film is in the works

Happy Camper Media has teamed up with creator Alex A. to develop the franchise’s first feature film L’Agent Jean! La Fin des Mondes. Plot details are still under wraps, but the Quebec-based prodco will produce the entire film, which is scheduled for release in fall 2027.

Pop Mart unveils a FIFA crossover

The Chinese blind-box retailer is launching a co-branded product collection next week featuring its flagship plush monster Labubu and the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The limited-time range will span accessories, plush, collectibles and cups, which Pop Mart will continue to stock until the tournament ends in July. 

The Rockoons expand into Spanish-speaking markets 

El Reino Infantil has signed a deal with the musical preschool series’ producer TwelveP Animation to stream both seasons of Rockoons across three of its YouTube channels. The rollout will include the existing English-language version of the series and a localized Spanish edition titled Musipaches.