“These developments underscore both the enduring popularity of the brand and the continued strength of our licensing programme,” said Jade Ferguson, UK Licensing Manager at Magic Light Pictures.

The range spans four custom-designed LEGO prints.

“PFL is a disruptor in the combat sports space – fast-growing, tech-forward, and globally recognised – and the opportunities for licensing and consumer products are immense,” said Ari Freedman, VP of Licensing at Surge Brands.

“We see enormous potential across apparel, accessories, home goods, toys, and more – both here in the U.S. and internationally,” said Ari Freedman, President of Surge Brands.

The 21-piece collection merges ‘the spirit of Monopoly with the culture of baseball’.

A celebration of the industry’s design and inventor talent, among the winners this year are Seven Towns, The Op Games’ Tony Serebriany and Smart Toys and Games.

“From IP to impact”: Brad Page on crafting immersive brand worlds through merchandise, marketing and digital design.

“Our new collection brings Dora’s spirit to today’s fans and families, sparking playtime exploration, encouraging learning new languages and celebrating Dora’s world of adventures,” said Doug Wadleigh, Spin Master’s President, Toys.

In this version, players compete to collect familiar items from Stitch’s world.

“Pottery Barn Kids is known for exceptional quality and stylish designs, and we’re delighted to partner with them on this gorgeous, fashion-forward collection,” said Suzy Raia, SVP of Consumer Products for BBC Studios.