Chinese kids and family entertainment powerhouse Winsing Animation presents its latest expansive slate at MIPCOM 2026 in Cannes, featuring a mix of new theatrical features, television series, and original IP developments as it continues to explore international distribution opportunities and strategic alliances.
The diverse lineup reflects Winsing’s continuous expansion across multiple formats, including cinematic animation, traditional TV series, short-form content, preschool entertainment, and emerging production technologies. Key highlights include the Annecy-selected feature Into the Mortal World; the dialogue-free comedy Mongo; the new GG Bond Racing film and series; the flagship preschool property Gogobus: Mars Trip; the newly launched AIGC (AI-Generated Content) animation project GG Bond: Lost Era; and several other original IPs ready for global distribution.
Leading the theatrical offering is Into the Mortal World, an animated feature heavily inspired by Chinese mythology. Blending cutting-edge 3D cinematic animation with a distinctive 2D ink-wash visual style, the film presents rich Chinese cultural elements through universal themes of family, friendship, and personal growth. Following its domestic theatrical release in China, Into the Mortal World has continued its international journey with festival screenings and overseas theatrical premieres. The film is currently exploring new opportunities with theatrical partners, TV networks, and streaming platforms in global markets.
Winsing will also spotlight the latest additions to its massive GG Bond franchise, presenting GG Bond: Race Through Time, the 11th feature film in the property, alongside the upcoming 11th season of the GG Bond Racing series. Building upon the established universe of the television show, the new feature expands the franchise’s concept and narrative scope. GG Bond: Race Through Time is currently gearing up for its international theatrical rollout, with several distribution partnerships already secured.
In a major technological leap, another standout title is GG Bond: Lost Era, the first sci-fi pet-themed animated series produced using AIGC. Having premiered domestically on Mango TV at the end of August, the series represents Winsing’s ambitious exploration into AI-assisted animation production and innovative creative workflows. The groundbreaking series will make its official international debut at MIPCOM.
Continuing its foray into pet-themed storytelling, the company will introduce Mongo, a character-driven series of dialogue-free animated shorts starring adorable pets and their everyday adventures. Designed specifically to eliminate language and cultural barriers, Mongo offers immense flexibility for international TV, digital platforms, and short-form content distribution, while presenting strong potential for character-based IP development and licensing.
On the preschool front, the studio will present Gogobus: Mars Trip, the newest iteration of its successful edutainment brand. The fresh content is part of Winsing’s broader strategy to continually revitalize its established IPs with new narratives, visual settings, and consumer product opportunities, creating fresh possibilities for international distribution.
Ultimately, the diversity of the programming slate at MIPCOM 2026 reflects a broader evolution in Winsing’s international strategy. Moving beyond a sole focus on exporting finished animation, the company is increasingly seeking to build long-term, global alliances centered around content development, IP expansion, and brand building.
