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Freakwency converts from six-inch robot mode to WSQK van mode in 16 steps.

“I am really excited to see the Millimages and Smiley teams bring the best of their talent to bring unique stories and beautiful products to our global fans,” said Nicolas Loufrani, CEO at The Smiley Company.

“After a landmark year we are confident that Mel will be a tremendous asset as we look to build on our achievements and explore exciting new ventures,” said Clare Piggott, Managing Director of Larkshead Licencing.

“This collaboration shows just how magical advertising can be when world-class creative meets timeless storytelling,” said David Born, CEO of Born Licensing.

“Designing this collection felt like creating clothes for kids today through a nostalgic 80s lens,” said Cassandra Rhodin, Founder and Creative Director at Mini Rodini.

“It’s really exciting to have total freedom in developing a new system: something that really fits with the G-Force era of Godzilla stories,” said co-creator Mark A. Latham.

“This partnership highlights how CATAN has become woven into sports culture – celebrating teamwork, strategy and the power of play that unites fans on and off the court,” said Kevin Hovdestad, Director of Brand Development at CATAN Studio.

The CA-500 model has been given a revamp inspired by the Back to the Future DeLorean.

“We wanted to create a soda range that’s as fun and energetic as the franchise itself,” said Richard Woodall, CEO and Head of Awesome at Kawaji.

“Our mission has always been to connect global creativity with regional ambition,” said Philippe Guinaudeau, CEO of BrandTrends and Co-Founder of Licensing Horizons.