Harry Potter

LEGO Harry Potter and Wow! Stuff’s Invisibility Cloak triumph at Licensing Awards 2019

Elsewhere, Peppa Pig was named Best Pre-School Licensed Property while Harry Potter scooped Best Children’s or Tween Licensed Property.

Harry Potter, DC Comics and Rick & Morty star in Funko Games’ new Funkoverse range

“Adults and children over 10 can now create a powerful team of characters from their favourite fandoms and face off in exciting table-top gameplay,” said Funko Games’ Jay Wheatley.

LEGO designer Justin Ramsden on giving Stranger Things the brick treatment

We caught up with Ramsden to learn more about how he approaches design at LEGO, and what went into bringing the world of Stranger Things to life in bricks.

LEGO Harry Potter, Feisty Pets and Fortnite Monopoly up for accolades at 2019 International Licensing Awards

“This elite group of nominees is truly representative of the global licensing community, showcasing the creativity and innovation that is part of our industry’s DNA,” said LIMA president Maura Regan.

Asmodee UK teams with Warner Bros for Harry Potter Dobble

Dobble has now sold over 1 million copies in the UK, and finished 2018 as the UK’s top selling game by value, according to NPD data.

LEGO stabilises with 4% global growth in 2018

The top selling themes in 2018 were LEGO City, LEGO Technic, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Friends and LEGO Ninjago.

MGA scoops Toy of the Year award for L.O.L Surprise

“A sold-out TOTY Awards gala underscores the health and vitality of the toy manufacturing and retail community as we focus on building successes in year ahead together,” said Steve Pasierb, president and CEO of The Toy Association.

Wow! Stuff’s Richard North on the design process behind the firm’s new Wizarding World line

Wow! Stuff CEO Richard North discusses the launch of a new collection of interactive Wizarding World products hitting shelves this summer.

Kano makes licensing debut with Harry Potter Coding Kit

The build-it-yourself wireless wand shows fans how to code and create, as they flick and swish through more than 70 challenges inspired by the Wizarding World.

The real deal: How likeness rights can make or break a toy line

Overworld Games has claimed its recent Total Recall board game failed to reach its Kickstarter goal as fans didn’t like the fact the artwork didn’t match the actors in the movie. Start Licensing’s Ian Downes takes a look at how likeness rights are a vital part of ensuring the success of licensed toys and games.

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