The Abu Dhabi-based animation distributor is introducing its new teen series Tin to international buyers, alongside fresh titles for preschool and kids’ audiences. With more than 400 hours of animation distributed across over 120 countries, TwelveP Animation continues to strengthen its global presence through international distribution, strategic partnerships and select coproductions.
With reporting by Carolina Mussio and Ana Paula Carreira from Cannes, France.
At Mipcom 2026, TwelveP Animation is showcasing a diverse catalog of animated series and feature films, with Tin, Baby Fluffs and Goal! among its latest highlights for the international market.
“We’re TwelveP Animation, an international animation distributor based in Abu Dhabi. We specialize in children’s and family content, from preschool and kids’ animated series to teen animation and family feature films. International distribution is our core business, complemented by select coproductions,” Margarita Shvets, Head of YouTube and Marketing at TwelveP Animation, told ttv at Mipcom.
“We have a particularly strong presence across MENA and Asia, where we’ve built an extensive network of partners and developed deep market expertise. These relationships help us understand local audiences and connect the right content with the right markets,” she added.
The company currently represents a catalog of more than 400 hours of animation, with distribution spanning over 120 countries.
“Our focus is on high-quality, safe and engaging animated content for young audiences. This year, we’re highlighting three exciting new titles at Mipcom, each designed for a different age group,” Shvets said.
Three New Titles for Different Age Groups
Among the highlights of TwelveP’s Mipcom slate is Tin, a 26 x 22-minute 2D cyberpunk adventure series for teenagers, with TwelveP Animation serving as coproducer and global distributor.
Set in a dystopian city where everyone strives to become the ideal version of themselves, the story follows Tin, an ordinary teenage girl who refuses to change who she is. When a mysterious power awakens through the scar on her face, she discovers that she may be the only person capable of saving the city from catastrophe.
“Tin combines an exciting cyberpunk setting with a story about individuality, courage and staying true to yourself, themes that really resonate with teenage audiences,” Shvets explained.
For preschool audiences, TwelveP is presenting Baby Fluffs, a 3D animated musical edutainment series for children ages 0–5. The show follows seven adorable fluffy friends as they explore the world around them, introducing young viewers to essential concepts such as numbers, shapes and colors.
“They’re incredibly cute, fluffy characters who discover the world through play. The series makes learning fun and accessible for very young children while encouraging parents and kids to play and learn together,” Shvets said.
With songs featured in every other episode, Baby Fluffs combines playful learning with catchy music. Originally conceived as a digital-first project, its initial YouTube special generated 60 million views within its first two years, demonstrating strong audience appeal.
Another new title is Goal!, a 52 x 7-minute animated sports comedy for children ages 6–8. Each episode features a humorous competition between two teams: dedicated athletes who train hard and follow the rules, and mischievous hooligans who cheat and look for shortcuts to victory.
“It’s a very dynamic sports comedy featuring hockey, football and other sports. There’s a narrator who comments on the action almost like a live sports commentator, which makes it especially entertaining,” Shvets said.
Through fast-paced comedy and recognizable sports situations, Goal! encourages children to stay active while promoting teamwork, self-discipline, perseverance and fair play.
YouTube and Localization Drive International Growth
Beyond television and streaming distribution, TwelveP Animation has built an extensive digital presence through its own YouTube channels and partnerships with content operators worldwide.
“Over the past three years, our content has generated more than three billion views on YouTube across our network of more than 100 partner channels and 12 channels of our own,” Shvets said. “Our channels serve audiences in Arabic, Spanish and English. This year, we also launched channels dedicated to festival animation and teen audiences.”
The company works with established digital partners, including El Reino Infantil in Spanish-speaking markets and Epic Story World in Canada.
“We’re particularly interested in expanding our YouTube distribution partnerships across North and South America. We see strong opportunities to bring our animated content to new audiences through established channels and digital networks,” Shvets explained.
TwelveP’s preschool portfolio also includes Rockoons, a musical animated series featuring a group of little raccoons, and Orange Moo-Cow, one of the company’s strongest-performing properties in the Middle East.
“Orange Moo-Cow is our top-performing IP in the MENA region, with extensive distribution across television and VOD platforms. One of our key partners is Spacetoon, and we work closely with them on localized campaigns and special activations,” Shvets said.
The collaboration includes culturally relevant special episodes and promotional campaigns tied to major celebrations and events, including Eid al-Adha and Saudi National Day.
“We’ve coproduced special episodes specifically for Arabic-speaking audiences. One of our Eid al-Adha campaigns generated 24 million views across YouTube and television over the course of the campaign, showing just how well localized content can connect with families in the region,” she explained.
The partnership has also extended to football-themed campaigns, with Orange Moo-Cow characters wearing national team jerseys during major sporting events.
“For a FIFA-related campaign, we dressed the characters in the colors of different Arab national teams. Whenever those teams played, Spacetoon would launch corresponding social media activations. It was a fun and creative way to bring the characters closer to local audiences,” Shvets recalled.
Beyond its latest titles, TwelveP is also showcasing international coproductions at Mipcom, including Akira & Mowgli, a spin-off of The Jungle Book, and Dynowish, based on an Italian book property, further strengthening its diverse animation offering for buyers worldwide.
