BBC Studios

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“When BBC Studios approached us about this partnership, it was a no-brainer,” said Isaac Larian, Founder and CEO of MGA Entertainment.

“By bringing the beloved character Bluey into the digital world of LEGO play, children can now explore Bluey’s adventures through fun and engaging content,” said Emmet O’Neill, Chief Executive of StoryToys.

“We are excited to expand our partnership with TV Tokyo to bring the global hit series Bluey into more Japanese homes – and to work alongside our dedicated agency Phoenixx Inc. to introduce more consumer products locally,” said Sophia Spinelli, VP Brands & Marketing at BBC Studios Asia.

“This collection is a must-have for Bluey fans and retailers,” said Simon Prest, Sales Director at Orchard Toys.

“It’s been a long time coming and we believe that this partnership is a match made in heaven for younger builders and families alike,” said Michaela Edgerley Stovicek, Head of Preschool at the LEGO Group.

“Bluey is a cherished character that embodies joy, imagination, and family fun — values that resonate deeply with Build-A-Bear,” said Sharon Price John, President and CEO of Build-A-Bear Workshop.

“This is our largest deal with Ty to date, underscoring the immense appeal of the hit TV series Bluey and its heartwarming characters,” said Julie Kekwick, Head of Licensing for BBC Studios UK & EMEA.

“BBC’s values of excellence and education aligns perfectly with my own commitment to STEM learning and developing innovative play,” said Allentuck.

“Moose’s translation of the Bluey brand is best-in-class,” said Andrew Carley, Director of Global Licensing at BBC Studios.