Does anyone know what these are? I saw them on brickset. They look interesting but I have no clue what they are. Also didn't know where to start this topic so I put it in odds and ends. Mods feel free to put it wherever it fits best. Thanks. here is the link

So it's another theme that's going to be made into a syndicated cartoon show. Wow, there are getting to be quite a bit of them.

Oh no. It's Lego Pokemon! I have absolutely no idea what the feck those are supposed to be. I guess we won't know anything more until Cartoon Network starts showing commercials for yet another animated series next year.

This looks truly aweful, can they just cancel it before it even begins and we'll all promise to pretend it never happened.

Does anyone know what these are? I saw them on brickset. They look interesting but I have no clue what they are. Also didn't know where to start this topic so I put it in odds and ends. Mods feel free to put it wherever it fits best. Thanks. here is the link

http://brickset.com/news/article/?ID=7128

 

 

 

Never seen these. They are definitely interesting.

Oh no. It's Lego Pokemon! I have absolutely no idea what the feck those are supposed to be. I guess we won't know anything more until Cartoon Network starts showing commercials for yet another animated series next year.

They do seem to have a Pokemon vibe to them for sure

I'm curious as to what the retail will be for each of these. They are painfully obviously directed towards very young kids so I can't imagine each one costing too much but you never know. Perhaps $10? Somehow those big boxes say a little more than that.

I'm guessing $10-$20 on these sets based on the models but who knows what TLG's pricing strategy is for this. Odd little things, not a fan of them.

I have never seen those before or heard of Mixels. I would guess they would cost anywhere from $10 to $15 since they are on the small side.

I think they will be good sets for young kids. I think they will cost

Those packages remind me of blind boxes you usually see in the collectible toys section instead of the kids toy section.

Those look cool. I would say $10-20 is on point for these. They remind me of Wit's mini battle droids in size and scale minus guns plus big, google eyes.

The official Lego product page is up. Nothing really besides a little splash page (with the image below) showing the three, um, 'thingies' here whatever they are exactly. As Brickset points out, it looks like they are Lego's own property but being developed in partnership with Cartoon Network.

The official Lego product page is up. Nothing really besides a little splash page (with the image below) showing the three, um, 'thingies' here whatever they are exactly. As Brickset points out, it looks like they are Lego's own property but being developed in partnership with Cartoon Network.

 

For some reason, I can't picture these being outstanding investments, but we'll have to see how the TV show is! On the gray guy, there are a few ball-and-socket pieces that I've never seen before, but I like it, just for the pieces. Also, they might be decent to part out.

For some reason, I can't picture these being outstanding investments, but we'll have to see how the TV show is! On the gray guy, there are a few ball-and-socket pieces that I've never seen before, but I like it, just for the pieces. Also, they might be decent to part out.

Pretty much the same for me. Decent parts sets at best. I haven't seen ball-and-socket joints that small either, and I don't remember ever seeing that 'bush' piece on the yellow guy in that color before let alone in a long time at all. After seeing some of Quacs RoboChickens, I wonder what could be done with those 'googly' eyes! :)

The Brick Fan has a copy of the press release regarding the partnership between Cartoon Network and TLG:

 

 

ATLANTA, July 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/

Pretty much the same for me. Decent parts sets at best. I haven't seen ball-and-socket joints that small either, and I don't remember ever seeing that 'bush' piece on the yellow guy in that color before let alone in a long time at all. After seeing some of Quacs RoboChickens, I wonder what could be done with those 'googly' eyes!

 

That's the first think I thought of too when I saw those - should I wait to release more RoboChickens before these googly eyes come out and miss using them?  Maybe I'll make a bad guy with the googly eyes...

I think parts-wise these sets have a good combination of interesting pieces - if they retail for a decent enough price they could be good.

CB - that press release has some very interesting information:

 

1. To start, Mixels will primarily be shorts on CN - not exactly a 30 minute spot like Ninjago or Chima, but still good exposure for a Lego theme. 

2. There will be three waves of these in 2014, so if the first three shown above are the first wave, and the other two follow suit, we will have nine Mixel models by the end of 2014.

3. It will be a cross-platform offering that includes mobile app and video gaming, television, and toy shelf platforms.  That's an incredible investment (by CN and TLC) for a totally unproven concept. 

4. CN will handle the broadcast and television production rights as well as the non-toy licensing, while TLC will handle the toy and book creation/distribution.

has anyone else seen this theme coming in 2014

They look interesting, but I have no idea what they are supposed to be.

They look interesting, but I have no idea what they are supposed to be.

I don't think anyone does. Heck, I don't think the Mixels even know what the heck they are!

i cant get over that the yellow one has a bush on his head....lol

I don't think anyone does. Heck, I don't think the Mixels even know what the heck they are!

 

That would explain why they have that lost look in their eyes.....

These things are awesome! I can already tell me and my kids will eventually catch em all. Cuz, you know, we gotta.

B)

Bumping this ol' thread with some news from BrickFanatics titled "Exclusive Look at Mixels". Looks as though there will be 27 in total of these, uh, thingies.