Three animated favourites are getting a new screen to call home. Animotion Media Group, an international production and distribution company has teamed up with children’s digital entertainment platform Kidjo to bring The Fixies, Tina & Tony and Kikoriki to Kidjo TV’s international audience, mixing fun with learning for young viewers.
The trio caters to different age groups, with stories built around curiosity, imagination and positive social values. Tina & Tony, aimed at children aged three to five, follows a baby hippo and a baby elephant as they explore everyday life through imaginative play in Cookie Village.
For those aged four to eight, The Fixies turns everyday technology into an adventure. The stem-based series follows tiny creatures living inside machines, helping children discover how the gadgets and gizmos around them work. Meanwhile, Kikoriki brings a group of animal friends to Daisy Valley, where they tackle life’s challenges with humour, creativity and cooperation.
The partnership adds to Kidjo TV’s library of more than 3,000 hand-picked videos and clips featuring popular children’s brands and animated properties. The platform offers an ad-free viewing environment designed to be safe and age-appropriate for young audiences.
“Our goal is to place each title in an environment that fits its audience and values. Kidjo TV offers families a safe, carefully curated viewing experience, making it a strong platform for introducing these series to more children and parents,” said Animotion Media Group general manager Julia Nikolaeva.
“Animotion’s catalog gives our young viewers a wider mix of humour, curiosity and hands-on discovery across every age group we serve,” said Kidjo CEO Martin Poix. “We’re delighted to welcome these three series to Kidjo TV.”
For Animotion, the deal expands the international reach of its animated catalogue; for Kidjo, it adds fresh characters and learning-led adventures to its children’s offering. With tiny mechanics, imaginative animal friends and plenty of everyday discoveries in the mix, screen time is set to do more than just keep little eyes glued to the screen.
