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Zag Launches Streaming Division, Unveils ‘Fairyon’ As Its First Production

‘Fairyon,’ the first title of the new Zag Stream unit, went into production in May and will feature in the Zag’s Mipcom lineup next month.

‘Beavis and Butt-Head’ creator Mike Judge is teaming with Zach Woods, Brandon Gardner, and Greg Daniels on the comedy series.

Animation tv spend-per-minute in Europe had been down for two years during Covid, but that number is now ahead of pre-pandemic levels.

The series adaptation of Tatsuki Fujimoto’s manga will be available on Crunchyroll in the U.S. starting next month.

The Netflix series, inspired by James Rallison’s Youtube channel TheOdd1sOut (18.1 million subscribers), will be available to stream soon.

In addition to new details about previously announced titles, three new Disney and Pixar features were announced.

It’s clear that Fox has big plans to expand its adult animation offering.

“Disney and FX have decided to embrace and market what is clearly evil,” says Louisiana congressman Mike Johnson.

French foreign animation tv sales were down in 2021, but exporters are confident that trend will reverse in 2022.

Another Netflix production, ‘Love, Death + Robots,’ won the short-form animation category.

In a wide-ranging interview, ‘Victor and Valentino’ creator Diego Molano remains upbeat about the future of his series.

While some streamers are paring down their animated offerings, other are bulking up with original productions and prestige acquisitions.

The deal includes popular series such as ‘Hunter x Hunter’ and ‘Death Note.’

To strike a balance between comedy, horror, and drama, the show’s creators worked hard to keep the series grounds.

In the works for more than a decade, ‘Lost Ollie’s journey to the screen is nearly as epic as that of its floppy-eared hero.

The company will shop the projects around to other networks and platforms.

Hulsing discusses how he got the gig, working without a character designer, and why 30 naked people sang to him on his 50th birthday.

‘Krapopolis’ is Fox Corporation and Bento Box’s first foray into NFT-driven animated series.

Tubi adds to its roster of adult-focused animated originals with ‘Breaking Bear,’ a new animal-based mobster parody.

The twins are currently in development on ‘Supashawty Girls, Funkamatic Bangbang.’