Invizimals is conceived as a transmedia project, that is to say that it can work perfectly using second screens, the one of the television and the one of the mobile device to play, dolls, chromes, merchandising products, series of television and of course the video games that are the support of everything. And now the Spanish company BRB has signed several agreements with television producers for the issuance of the Serie Invizimals in their children's channels. Once the television series is launched, the rest of the products will surely arrive and the children of the countries where you can watch this channel will be fond of Invizimals.
Invizimals is based on a successful saga of PlayStation video games, created by the I study Spanish Novarama. The series presents the adventures of the young scientist Keni Nakamura and the Invizimals Hunters Alliance in its mission to discover and protect the mysteries of the Invizimals world, once it has been threatened by an army of Xtractors robots. For Carlos Biern, of the BRB company, the series manages to reproduce that children feel like Invizimals hunters, combining action and comedy, the challenge is to present a series for those who know the video game and present characters that can be used later.
The project includes 26 episodes on average time and will be released in this last quarter of 2014 worldwide. The series can be seen in Russia, Hungary, Romania, Czech Republic, Portugal, France, Italy, Australia. In Spain you can see in Clan and in the Catalan Super3. The production is European and soon they hope to close the agreements with Germany, the United Kingdom or the US and also expect to reach Latin America and Asia.
It will also be issued by Al Jazeera So all the countries that can tune in to this Arab television network will begin to know this universe of Invizimals in which the video game has not yet arrived. As the interaction is one of the great attractions of Invizimals, the kids will like it play your own adventures with video games once seen the series.
We wish the Invizimals the best and hope that the project has a great impact on television and video game sales.
