Mattel

“Thanks to the immense support from George at Asda and Mattel, young people have taken part in a truly once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” said Catherine Hutchinson, Senior Corporate Partnership Manager at The Prince’s Trust.

“Our passionate and devoted designers have recreated a piece of rock’n’roll history which puts Beatles fandom on full display that we hope all will enjoy,” said Glenn Abell, Senior Vice President of MEGA.

“Bringing the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles into Masters of the Universe is a dream come true for many action figure fans,” said PJ Lewis, VP and Global Head of Action Figures at Mattel.

“We want to make audiences feel like they’re literally gripping the wheel for an unforgettable ride with Hot Wheels Let’s Race,” said Rob David, VP of Content Creative at Mattel Television Studios.

“I am so excited to tell a story that tackles the issues of girlhood in a real and compelling way,” said screenwriter Lindsey Anderson Beer.

As part of the collaboration, Mattel is launching a Kartell version of UNO that showcases the design firm’s most popular products.

“Creating Monster High versions of these beloved characters is a scream come true,” said Mattel’s Rebecca Shipman.

“We are very honoured to be working with Hot Wheels to create a co-branded collection that is cool, relevant and that fans will love,” said Matt Peters, MD of Sidemen Clothing.

“We’re so excited for Barbie’s Roblox debut and look forward to her connecting with an all-new community of fans,” said Mike DeLaet, Global Head of Digital Gaming at Mattel.

“We look forward to displaying a whole range of eye-catching objects – some familiar, but many never seen before – to showcase the evolution of design across the decades of Barbie’s world,” said Design Museum CEO Tim Marlow.