Kids Series Produced by Moonbug Entertainment Available Now on YouTube
Miko, the AI robot friend loved by millions of kids worldwide, has become a streaming star. Produced by Moonbug Entertainment and available now on YouTube, Miko: The Animated Series follows six-year-old Liza and her companions Red and Blue — two robot characters based on the bestselling Miko 3 robot.
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“Miko’s witty, lovable personality truly comes to life in this series”
Six-year-old Liza, Red and Blue can’t help but cause crazy sci-fi chaos as they navigate the world of Miko: The Animated Series. Geared for elementary-aged kids, the series follows the trio as they battle dancing robots, race smart unicycles and have epic, futuristic adventures in the Holodeck.
“Miko’s witty, lovable personality truly comes to life in this series,” says Miko Co-Founder and CEO Sneh Vaswani. “We’re thrilled to produce it alongside Moonbug Entertainment, a partner that shares our passion for innovation in the kids entertainment space.”
The first season features 20 short, 2-minute episodes chronicling the adventures of Liza and the Mikos, kicking off with “Mecha-Miko vs. Lizilla.” New episodes will be released bi-weekly through December before picking back up in early 2023.
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- “Mecha-Miko Vs. Lizilla” (S1E1, Nov. 15): Liza is sad when Mom and Dad say she’s not big enough to stay up late. But Red and Blue have an idea to cheer her up: they play giant monster in the Holodeck! Can nothing stop Lizard-Liza?! Red and Blue merge into Mecha-Miko to try and catch her!
- “Twinkle Terror” (S1E2, Nov. 29): Liza’s house is covered in Smart Christmas Lights, but they only know spooky Halloween songs! It’s up to Liza and the Mikos to break out a Christmas song and teach the smart lights to shine in tune!
- “Trash or Treasure” (S1E3, Dec. 13): Dad brings home a new Trashbot and instructs it to clean up the house. Red and Blue must stop Trashbot from thinking everything is trash. They will have to work together to stop the new robot from tossing all of Liza’s favorite things, including them!
The series’ Red and Blue characters are based on the Miko 3 AI robot for kids, which is beloved by families in 140 countries worldwide. The kidSAFE+ COPPA certified Miko 3 robot is the recipient of the Mom’s Choice Awards, Independent Toy Awards and BlogOn Awards.
“Miko: The Animated Series brings kids into a futuristic yet relatable world, where anything is possible,” says Dan’l Hewitt, Head of Global Partnerships at Moonbug Entertainment. “We are excited for families to connect with these beloved characters and enjoy Liza, Red and Blue’s adventures through the ease and accessibility of YouTube.” Moonbug Entertainment is the creative force behind beloved kids’ series including CocoMelon and Blippi.
The launch of Miko: The Animated Series comes amid a wave of major media moves for Miko, including collaborations with the Walt Disney Company and Paramount Consumer Products.
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