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“These new partnerships reflect our strategy to bring the brand to fans in unexpected, new ways,” said Roubina Tchoboian, Head of Global Licensing at Banijay Kids & Family.

The range is the third successive collaboration between Disney and Marc Jacobs.

“We are thrilled to expand the Miraculous universe with a groundbreaking immersive format, offering audiences a new way to engage with the brand,” said Kristian Gilroy, CEO of MOIR.

“Our collaboration with Formula 1 sparked a cultural moment with fans worldwide, and expanding into F1 Academy opens an exciting new chapter in that story,” said Tasia Filippatos, President of Disney Consumer Products.

“Dr. Seuss’ imaginative characters and stories have delighted generations, and we’re incredibly excited to bring that magic to life through play,” said Jess Richardson, Senior Vice President, Global Licensing and New Business Development at Just Play.

“I’m so excited for new readers to enter the Slaughterverse through this novel, and for longtime fans to experience an Erica Slaughter story unlike any they’ve seen before,” said co-creator of the comic, and book co-author, James Tynion IV.

“We are delighted to team up once more with Selfridges for this exciting and unique space,” said Mathieu Galante, Senior Licensing Director (EMEA) for The Pokémon Company International.

“Care Bears has a way of making the world feel a little brighter,” said Piper Grandinetti, Licensing Manager at Cloudco Entertainment.

The LEGO Ideas Tintin Moon Rocket is inspired by the classic Tintin comic books Destination Moon and Explorers on the Moon.