MeteoHeroes broadcast growth continues with market reach expanding significantly with multiple sales of series one and two. 

In the run-up to Asia TV Forum and Market (ATF), Asia’s leading entertainment content market, Mondo TV Group has announced the arrival of award-winning hit kids’ animation MeteoHeroes in multiple markets across Asia, Africa and Europe.

Series one and two of the popular, environmentally-themed show has been sold to Cineplex of Thailand, a leading pay TV channel. They will broadcast on True-branded channels and True-branded platforms, both on an exclusive pay TV and a non-exclusive free TV basis.

Both series are also going to Jei Broadcasting Corporation (Jei TV) of South Korea, a TV channel which acquired both exclusive pay TV rights and non-exclusive SVOD rights. Series two is also going to Greater China via distributor SPE HK, which handles the rights for series one and series two.

For series one, distributor Mi Media International has free-to-air TV rights for Brunei, as does public channel MBC for Mauritius, and commercial channel RTL Klub for Hungary. Show launches are expected to take place in late 2023 and throughout 2024.

MeteoHeroes is dedicated to climate and environmental issues. It is now in its fourth year with a presence in over 180 countries and 22 languages. The second season of MeteoHeroes premiered on Cartoonito and Canal Plus in summer 2023 and is already matching the success of the first series in a number of markets. MeteoHeroes has also won multiple awards for both its quality as a kids and family entertainment show and for its sustainability message.

Thanks to the exclusive partnership of the show’s co-producers with Kenn Viselman (Teletubbies, Thomas the Tank Engine), MeteoHeroes is also on PBS in the US where it is a partner in the most comprehensive climate education initiative in the world, supported by PBS stations across America, Kids First!, Mondo TV Studios (now part of Spain’s Squirrel Media), Meteo Experts and Adventure2Learning, which has committed to reach 30,000 schools and 15m kids, aged four to ten in the US and millions of school-aged children around the world.

A podcast, MeteoHeroes Adventures, which launched on the Adventure2Learning platform, is now available on all podcasting platforms, and a videogame, MeteoHeroes – Saving Planet Earth, co-produced by Mondo TV Studios, Sony Interactive Entertainment Spain and Gammera Nest, has been launched globally on digital platforms.

Matteo Corradi, Mondo TV CEO, said: “The global success of MeteoHeroes is continuing to grow as it enters new markets where, I am sure, it will continue to entertain, educate and delight young viewers – just as it has in more than 180 countries to date.”