“As a huge fan of Tomm Moore’s creativity, it is a privilege to collaborate with Cartoon Saloon on these three wonderful award-winning movies,” said Benoit Forget, Head of Asmodee’s Space Cow studio.

$10 from every Queer Eye Pop! sold will go to the It Gets Better Project, a charity whose mission is to uplift, empower and connect LGBTQ+ youth around the globe.

“We are thrilled to partner with Axfood/Dagab and Live Brands Factory AB to bring the Angry Birds brand to life in a new and delicious way for our Swedish fans,” said Katri Chacona, Director of Brand Licensing at Rovio.

“It’s great to be working with Natural England on this engaging and informative Countryside Code campaign,” said Rachael Peacock, Senior Brand Manager at Aardman.

The partnership will span 18 anime series, including Chainsaw Man, Attack on Titan and JUJUTSU KAISEN.

“Art-inspired apparel provides an unmatched opportunity for creative expression through personal style,” said Josh Romm, Head of Licensing & Partnerships at The Met.

“As we head into Licensing Expo, we’re excited to have such high-quality partners on board across our brands,” said Brian Tyrrell, General Manager of Cartoon Saloon Brand Development.

“Our ultimate aim has been to enchant Banila Co’s fans with this collaboration and leave them delighted,” said Marta Ballesteros, Perfetti Van Melle’s Global Area Licensing Manager.

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