Get ready to bring the magic of BLUEY home in a whole new way; the show is partnering with the popular Toniebox brand.
“At tonies, we’re listening to our audience and responding to what excites them,” Tobias Wann, CEO of tonies, said in a statement. “Few brands capture family connection and playful storytelling quite like BLUEY. For years, families around the world have asked for BLUEY on the Toniebox, and we are incredibly proud to bring this beloved world to life in a way that feels uniquely Tonies. This partnership is another powerful example of why many of the world’s leading family brands trust Tonies to thoughtfully extend the stories fans already love.”
Tonieboxes are a screen-free device that offers children recordings of songs, stories and interactive games. Different tonie figurines unlock different features. The brand has previously partnered with Disney, Pixar, PBS Kids and PEPPA PIG.
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The BLUEY tonies include Bluey, Bingo and Muffin, as well as a Tonieplay game that includes popular moments from the show, like a game of “Keepy Uppy,” “Dance Mode” and the “Magic Xylophone.”
The BLUEY series might have ended, but the characters aren’t going anywhere any time soon. BBC Studios recently announced a partnership with LEGO Entertainment for a short-form online series titled LEGO BLUEY SHORTS.
“This short-form series recreates favorite scenes brick by brick, keeping all the humor, heart and joyful chaos that audiences know and love,” Jasmine Dawson, Senior Vice President, Digital, BBC Studios, said. “Bringing BLUEY together with LEGO celebrates the themes at the core of both brands, giving these iconic moments a fresh, playful spin that’s as fun to watch as it is to build.”
The series premiered earlier this month and will conclude in September.
A BLUEY audiobook series is also on the way. “Bluey: The Beach and Other Stories,” narrated by Miranda Tapsell, who voices Dougie’s mom, will be released Sept. 1.
“With BLUEY continuing to be one of the top performing children’s publishing brands, it’s exciting to see that audience appetite extend into audiobooks,” Jan Paterson, Director of Books and Audio Publishing at BBC Studios, said in a statement. “The strength of engagement we’re seeing from families makes this a natural next step, giving listeners a new way to connect with BLUEY with stories and characters that they already know and love.”
From toys to new shows to audiobooks, it looks like there are still plenty of ways for your children to enjoy BLUEY.
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