The group will present Annecy-selected Into the Mortal World, non-dialogue slapstick Mongo, new GG Bond Racing film and series, flagship preschool IP Gogobus: Mars Trip series, newly launched AIGC animation project GG Bond: Lost Era, and other global-ready original IPs.
Chinese kids and family entertainment company Winsing Animation will showcase its latest animation lineup at Mipcom 2026 in Cannes from October 11–15, presenting new feature films, television series and original IP developments as the company continues to explore international distribution and strategic partnership opportunities.
Winsing will present Annecy-selected Into the Mortal World, non-dialogue slapstick Mongo, new GG Bond Racing film and series, flagship preschool IP Gogobus: Mars Trip series, newly launched AIGC animation project GG Bond: Lost Era, and other global-ready original IPs.
The lineup reflects Winsing’s continued expansion across multiple formats, including theatrical animation, television series, short-form content, preschool entertainment and emerging production technologies.
Among the featured titles is Into the Mortal World, Winsing’s animated feature inspired by Chinese mythology. Combining cinematic 3D animation with a distinctive 2D ink-inspired visual style, the film presents a Chinese cultural setting through universal themes of family, friendship and personal growth.
Following its theatrical release in China, Into the Mortal World has continued its international journey through overseas festival screenings and theatrical releases. The film has been presented at international animation events and is currently exploring further opportunities with theatrical partners, broadcasters and streaming platforms in global markets.
Winsing will also highlight the latest developments from its long-running GG Bond franchise, including GG Bond: Race Through Time, the 11th feature film in the franchise, and the upcoming 11th season of GG Bond Racing. Building on the racing universe established through the GG Bond Racing television series, GG Bond: Race Through Time further expands the franchise’s racing concept and storyline into a feature film format. The film is currently being prepared for international theatrical distribution, with several distribution partnerships already secured.
Another highlight of Winsing’s lineup will be GG Bond: Lost Era, the company’s first AIGC-produced pet-themed science-fiction animation series. First launched on Mango TV at the end of August, the series represents Winsing’s exploration of AI-assisted animation production and new creative workflows. The series will make its international market debut at Mipcom.
Continuing Winsing’s exploration of pet-themed storytelling, the company will also present Mongo, a character-driven series of non-dialogue animated shorts featuring adorable pet protagonists and their everyday adventures. Designed to reduce language and cultural barriers, Mongo offers flexibility for international television, digital platforms and short-form content distribution, while also presenting potential for character-based IP development and licensing opportunities.
Winsing will also showcase Gogobus: Mars Trip, the latest development from its preschool educational entertainment brand Gogobus. The new Mars Trip content is part of Winsing’s broader strategy of continuously refreshing established IPs through new stories, visual settings and product opportunities, creating new possibilities for international content distribution and licensing.
Collectively, the diversity of Winsing’s Mipcom 2026 lineup reflects a broader evolution in the company’s international strategy. Rather than focusing solely on the export of finished animation, Winsing is increasingly looking to build long-term global partnerships around content, IP and brand development. At Mipcom 2026, Winsing will be seeking opportunities to collaborate with international partners across these areas.
