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Pursuing this goal, Ankama’s 2015-16 slate adapts two edgier comic-books – “City Hall” and “The Grocery”- looks to create new platform ultra-short formats out of two more Ankama properties – “Maliki” and “Chacha” – and takes in Ankama’s flagship first animated features, ““Dofus-Book 1: Julith” and “Mutafukaz.”įocusing on young adult genre titles, Ankama’s comic books “have a community building behind then,” said Puech. He added: We want to take Ankama into TV, onto digital platforms – whether it’s YouTube, Vine or others – build up partnerships with broadcast networks like France Televisions and Cartoon Network, explore SVOD with Netflix, and slowly grow in the digital space… which is where our community is looking for content.”

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We want to build the animation studio as part of our full strategy,” said Puech. Ankama Animations, our animation studio, started in 2007. Early on we decided to be a trans-media company.

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We’re looking at putting this TV series into production next year or early 2017,” Puech commented.įounded in 2001, launching Ankama Games in 2003, Ankama Editions, a comicbook publishing house, in 2005, and Ankama Animations, a toon production house/studio, in 2007, “Ankama came from gaming. “’Krosmaster’ started as a physical board game concept and is moving into a boy action toy driven property. Board game is in turn a spinoff of Ankamas two most famous game brands, Dofus and Wakfu. “Muffin Jack & Jeremy” is created by Steak Collective and produced by Ankama Animation.Īdding to Ankama’s TV production heft, Lagardere Active, the expanding film/TV division of the French conglom, confirmed at Annecy that it will co-develop “Krosmaster,” a animated TV series spin-off of Ankama’s figure-based board game of the same name featuring arena warrior fights. Next up after “Abraca”in comedy production is “Muffin Jack & Jeremy,” which is scheduled for a 2016 production launch, Puech said.Ī 13-minute series for 6-11s about a top spy trapped in the body of a chocolate muffin with a cherry at its top, the wacky “Muffin Jack,” which recreates typical action scenarios to near surreal effect, has Muffin Jack and his friend Jeremy, a bakery store employee, kicking ass as they face off with evil creatures in town. “We’ve been focused on boy action or boy action with a comedy twist and we’d like to occupy a slapstick, wacky comedy space, which our community is eager about,” Puech said at France’s Annecy.