Mixels

Mixels
Logo for the television series
Genre	Animated Comedy Fantasy
Created by	John Fang David P. Smith[disambiguation needed]
Story by	David P. Smith and John Fang (S01E21–22 only) Jordan Reicheck (Season 2)
Directed by	John Fang (Season 1) Jordan Reicheck (Season 2)
Creative director	David P. Smith (Season 1 only)
Voices of	(See Characters)
Composers	Kevin Manthei (Season 1) Kiara Geller (Season 2)
Country of origin	United States Denmark
Original languages	English Danish
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	31
Production
Executive producers	Brian A. Miller and Jennifer Pelphrey (for Cartoon Network Studios) Tramm Wigzell and Rob Sorcher (for Cartoon Network)
Producers	Pernelle Hayes (Season 1; S02, eps. 1–7) Donna Smith (Season 2, eps. 7–9) Supervising producers: John Fang (S01), and Jordan Reicheck (Season 2)
Editors	Rob Getzschman Tony Tedford (only in "Mixed Up Special")
Running time	30 seconds–3 minutes (shorts) 5–9 minutes (minisodes) 21–22 minutes (specials)
Production companies	The Lego Group Cartoon Network Studios
Distributor	Warner Bros. Television Distribution
Release
Original network	Cartoon Network
Original release	February 12, 2014 (2014-02-12) – October 1, 2016 (2016-10-01)

Mixels is an American-Danish comedy animated television series that aired on Cartoon Network, co-produced by The Lego Group and Cartoon Network Studios.^[1] The series first aired on February 12, 2014, with a new episode of Teen Titans Go!. The series revolves around the Mixels, small creatures that can mix and combine with one another in creative and unpredictable storylines. Although previous Lego series, such as Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu and Legends of Chima use CGI animation, Mixels made use of Toon Boom Harmony software, which is animated at Atomic Cartoons, Inc., before later being animated traditionally at Digital eMation, Inc., Big Star Entertainment, Inc., and Saerom Animation, Inc..

A mobile app was released for the series on March 4, 2014, named Calling All Mixels, and even earlier two websites, one on the LEGO website and another owned by Cartoon Network, were launched where fans can learn about the Mixels. Nine series of collectible Lego building toys were released, based on the characters. On February 19, 2014, the series began airing as an interstitial program on Boomerang, and still currently airs as such.

The TV series wrapped up production in July 2016, and the series finale aired on October 1, 2016, marking the end of the franchise, bar references in Uncle Grandpa^[2] and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.^[3]

Overview

Mixels involves many different, fun-loving tribes—each tribe having a different color scheme—who inhabit a fantasy land of adventure and wonder. They can Mix (combining two Mixels), Max (combining all three Mixels of the same tribe), and Murp (when a mix goes horribly wrong) in all kinds of situations, using the mysterious Cubits. All that stands in their way are the small, evil, discolored Nixels led by the tall King Nixel.

Characters

Mixels

Series 1

Infernites

• Flain (voiced by Tom Kenny): a smart and brave Mixel with a head prone to fire.
• Vulk (voiced by Jess Harnell): a dim-witted but lovable Mixel with super-heated fingers.
• Zorch (voiced by David P. Smith^{[disambiguation needed]}): a super-speedy prankster aided by his fiery jet boosters.

Cragsters

• Krader (voiced by David P. Smith^{[disambiguation needed]}): a tough Mixel with a giant hand and a short temper.
• Seismo (voiced by Tom Kenny): a lanky, nervous Mixel who can cause earthquakes with his massive feet.
• Shuff (voiced by Jess Harnell): a not-so-bright Mixel with a kind heart and a body like a living wrecking ball.

Electroids

• Teslo (voiced by Tom Kenny): a super-smart Mixel with a fear of heights and an electric tail.
• Zaptor (voiced by Jess Harnell): a quirky and highly charged adrenaline junkie with a deep love for Hamlogna sandwiches.
• Volectro (voiced by David P. Smith^{[disambiguation needed]}): a hyper and energetic Mixel with a static-charged hairdo.

Series 2

Frosticons

• Flurr (voiced by Phil LaMarr) − Flurr is the leader of the chilled-out tribe of Frosticons, a blue Mixel tribe that hails from the frozen crystalline shells of dead volcanoes. Flurr is the only tribe member who never seems sleepy and this curious creature likes to fly around and explore Frosticon lands. Flurr is great at spotting invading Nixels far away but sometimes misses the most obvious things!
• Slumbo (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) − Slumbo is the sleepiest and dreamiest of the Frosticons, a blue Mixel tribe which hails from the frozen crystalline shells of dead volcanoes. It takes an earthquake to wake this guy up, but when Slumbo is awake, this lazy Frosticon has the muscle to move giant objects and create obstacles for Nixels. But beware, Slumbo can get brain freeze from making ice tunnels.
• Lunk (voiced by Billy West) − The unbelievably slow Lunk makes other members of the permanently chilled-out Frosticon tribe seem positively energetic. Lunk might not be the brainiest, or the most graceful when waddling along ice balancing on his stubby hands, but that thick ice exoskeleton makes this Mixel incredibly durable. And one sneeze from Lunk can instantly freeze a Nixel in an ice cube.

Fang Gang

• Jawg (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) − Fiercely loyal, he'll use his indestructible teeth to protect his friends.
• Gobba (voiced by Billy West) − His whip-like tongue has a super sense of taste that is amazingly accurate.
• Chomly (voiced by Phil LaMarr) − A lethargic trash compactor, he'll eat just about anything that's not nailed down.

Flexers

• Kraw (voiced by Fred Tatasciore) − He loves to stretch his intellect in a battle of wits, but he also just loves to stretch and bounce.
• Tentro (voiced by Phil LaMarr) − Although he suffers from a lack of confidence, his tentacles make him powerful and versatile.
• Balk (voiced by Billy West) − He uses his head as a rubber mallet, but he may have knocked a few screws loose.

Series 3

Glorp Corp

• Glomp (voiced by Matt Taylor) − He's always hatching some crazy plan, but the real thing to watch out for is his runny nose!
• Glurt (voiced by Bumper Robinson) − The avid garbage collector, if it's old, worn out, and smelly, he has a name for it: LUNCH!
• Torts (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) − This slow-moving guy has some super-gooey hands. Great for catching Nixels, not so much for high-fives.

Spikels

• Scorpi (voiced by Maria Bamford) − Don't get stung by Scorpi, the super-cute but super-skittish member with a spike-ended tail for defense.
• Footi (voiced by Bumper Robinson) − Keep on moving with Footi, with spiny legs and gargantuan feet for dancing.
• Hoogi (voiced by Matt Taylor) − Lend a helping hand with Hoogi, with huge hands for crashing and smashing... and hugs.

Wiztastics

• Magnifo (voiced by Brian Stepanek) − Say Abracadabra to Magnifo, the magician who wields two magic wands and is the star of the shows.
• Mesmo (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) − Fly along with Mesmo, Magnifo's assistant who lacks in showmanship but is loyal.
• Wizwuz (voiced by Bumper Robinson) − Burp out with Wizwuz, the fun-loving member of the tribe.

Series 4

Orbitons

• Niksput (voiced by Andrew Kishino) − Despite having the charm and charisma of a leading man, his mind is slow, to the point of bravely leaping into any danger before realizing how terrified he is.
• Nurp-Naut (voiced by Justin Grollman for Nurp, and Rodger Bumpass for Naut) − Nurp-Naut has a bad case of split personality with his double-face head! One face of him, Nurp is an innocent baby; the other, Naut, is a wise old man! This makes him very forgetful and accident-prone, as a side effect.
• Rokit (voiced by Phil Hayes) − The trooper of the Orbitons does everything as if his life depends on it, whether it's petting a kitten, or eating some pizza. One of Rokit's biggest pet peeves is that none of the other Mixels mimic his extreme lifestyle.

Infernite Cousins

• Meltus (voiced by Jess Harnell): a shy and nervous Mixel who is allergic to almost everything.
• Flamzer (voiced by Rodger Bumpass): a dramatic and anxious Mixel who can move quickly.
• Burnard (voiced by Jess Harnell): a mischievous Mixel who finds everything funny.

Glowkies

• Globert (voiced by Dave Fennoy) − Globert claims to wow and impress any audience, and with his glow-in-the-dark eye, that's not hard to do! He loves to perform, and is the tribe's ultimate exhibitionist.
• Vampos (voiced by Sam Riegel) − Vampos is the ultimate sports nut. He loves any sport, from rockball to acrobatics, and he's good at all of these, too! He is also said to be very relaxed and calm.
• Boogly (voiced by Dave Fennoy) − Boogly is, well, a snob. He claims to have done everything there is, so nothing impresses him. He is always complaining, and is very critical.

Series 5

Klinkers

• Gox (voiced by Chris Cox) −
• Jinky (voiced by Jeff Bennett) −
• Kamzo (voiced by Steve Blum) −

Frosticon Cousins

• Krog (voiced by Dave Fennoy) −
• Chilbo (voiced by Griffin Burns) −
• Snoof (voiced by Daran Norris) −

Lixers

• Spugg (voiced by Daran Norris) −
• Turg (voiced by Peter Jason) −
• Tungster (voiced by Tom Kenny) −

Series 6

Weldos

• Kramm (voiced by Dave Fennoy) −
• Forx (voiced by Chris Cox) −
• Wuzzo (voiced by Peter Jason) −

Glorp Corp Cousins

• Dribbal (voiced by Jeff Bennett) −
• Gurggle (voiced by Jeff Bennett) −
• Slusho (voiced by Griffin Burns) −

Munchos

• Snax (voiced by Griffin Burns) −
• Berp (voiced by Tom Kenny) −
• Vaka-Waka (voiced by Jess Harnell for Vaka, and Daran Norris for Waka) −

Series 7

Mixopolis City Police Department

• Kuffs (voiced by Phil Hayes, later by Steve Blum) −
• Busto (voiced by Chris Cox) −
• Ticketz (voiced by Daran Norris) −

Medivals

• Camillot (voiced by Jeff Bennett) −
• Mixadel (voiced by Richard Horvitz) −
• Paladum (voiced by Eric Bauza) −

Mixies

• Jamzy (voiced by Cree Summer) −
• Tapsy −
• Trumpsy −

Series 8

Mixopolis City Fire Department

• Splasho (voiced by Richard Horvitz) −
• Aquad (voiced by Steve Blum) −
• Hydro (voiced by Jess Harnell) −

Pyrratz

• Sharx (voiced by Peter Jason) −
• Skulzy −
• Lewt −

Medix

• Surgeo (voiced by Jess Harnell) −
• Skrubz −
• Tuth (voiced by Peter Jason) −

Series 9

Trashoz

• Gobbol −
• Sweepz −
• Compax −

Nindjas

• Mysto (voiced by Tom Kenny) −
• Cobrax (voiced by Leonard Garner) −
• Spinza (voiced by Steve Blum) −

Newzers

• Screeno (voiced by Tom Kenny) −
• Camsta (voiced by Gregg Bissonette) −
• Myke (voiced by Gregg Bissonette) −

Mixamals

• Amphipod (voiced by Daran Norris) −
• Mixapod (voiced by Eric Bauza) −
• Mixeloptors (all voiced by Michael Winslow) −
• Mixie Cat (voiced by Richard Horvitz) −

Nixels

Nixels (all voiced by Fred Tatasciore) are creatures who are enemies of the Mixels, and like to destroy any combinations that the Mixels create. This is because they consider themselves far superior to the Mixels, but are only able to say quite a few words. Their white faces can pop out of their bodies and walk around (with no arms).

• Major Nixel (voiced by Fred Tatasciore, later Rodger Bumpass, and currently Peter Jason) − Major Nixel is the military leader of the Nixels. Unlike the other Nixels, he is capable of speech. He treats the other Nixels like a tornado treats cars, throwing and kicking them to steal cubits.
• King Nixel (voiced by Phil Hayes, later by Steve Blum) − The true leader of the Nixels.

Other characters

Glorp Corp

• Booger (voiced by Tom Kenny) −

Flexers

• Teacher (voiced by Cree Summer) −

Frosticons

• Scrud (voiced by Richard Horvitz) −

Klinkers

• Principal Knave (voiced by Chris Cox) −

MCPD

• Sergeant (voiced by Dave Fennoy) −

MCFD

• Fire Chief (voiced by Peter Jason) -

Medivals

• King (voiced by Dave Fennoy) −

Munchos

• Coach (voiced by Phil Hayes) −
• Zabo (voiced by Jess Harnell) −

Spikels

• Blip (voiced by Tom Kenny) −
• Ranger Jinx (voiced by Jeff Glen Bennett) −
• Gate Keeper (voiced by Rodger Bumpass) −

Episodes

Series overview

Season		Episodes		Originally aired
				First aired	Last aired
	1	22		February 12, 2014 (2014-02-12)	August 31, 2014 (2014-08-31)
	2	9		March 9, 2015 (2015-03-09)	October 1, 2016 (2016-10-01)

Season 1 (2014)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Written and storyboarded by	Original air date	Production code
1	1	"Coconapple"	TBA	February 12, 2014 (2014-02-12)	501-296-01A
Seismo and Zorch try to get a coconapple hanging from a tree.
2	2	"Hot Lava Shower"	TBA	February 12, 2014 (2014-02-12)	501-296-02F
Vulk gets the Infernites to fix the Lava Shower and they MAX to unclog the pipes, but heats a toilet and water fountain that results in burning Teslo's mouth and Krader's rear.
3	3	"Cookironi"	TBA	February 12, 2014 (2014-02-12)	501-296-02B
Nine first wave Mixels fight over a single cookironi.
4	4	"Electrock"	TBA	February 19, 2014 (2014-02-19)	501-296-01D
Krader finds the Electroid kingdom. The other Cragsters go to free him and end up dancing in an Electorock (mix between electric and rock) dance party.
5	5	"Nixels"	TBA	February 26, 2014 (2014-02-26)	501-296-01E
Flain and Seismo are about to have fun on the lava slide when some Nixels come to nix their fun. So they mix and fight off the Nixels.
6	6	"Murp"	TBA	March 5, 2014 (2014-03-05)	501-296-01C
Flain and Krader try getting across a river to get to the fun-fun barbecue party, but they keep making a Murp no matter what they try.
7	7	"Pothole"	TBA	March 5, 2014 (2014-03-05)	501-296-02A
Zaptor and Vulk mix to get rid of a pothole on the road.
8	8	"Mailman"	TBA	March 12, 2014 (2014-03-12)	501-296-02E
When his ceramic teddy butterfly doesn't arrive on time, Shuff teams up with the other Cragsters to catch a lightning fast mailman: Zorch.
9	9	"Another Nixel"	TBA	March 19, 2014 (2014-03-19)	501-296-02D
Major Nixel forces the Nixels to get cubits.
10	10	"Changing a Light Bulb"	TBA	May 5, 2014 (2014-05-05)	501-296-01B
The Electroids must do the Electroids MAX to change a lightbulb when the old one goes out.
11	11	"Rockball"	TBA	May 5, 2014 (2014-05-05)	501-296-02C
Krader and the Cragsters challenge Flain and the Infernites to a game of Rockball.
12	12	"Wrong Colors"	TBA	May 21, 2014 (2014-05-21)	501-296-03A
Volectro and Shuff are getting chased by hundreds of Nixels, but the only cubit they have has the wrong colors, so it's up to Flurr and Gobba to save them.
13	13	"Mix Over"	TBA	May 28, 2014 (2014-05-28)	501-296-03F
Major Nixel forces the Nixels to steal cubits from Balk and Lunk by painting them like Mixels.
14	14	"Bar B Cubes"	TBA	May 28, 2014 (2014-05-28)	501-296-03B
Vulk and Slumbo mix and open a bar-B-cube stand while Krader and Volectro mix and open a rock-pop stand and both try to get Gobba to buy their snacks, because he has only 1 muck.
15	15	"Snow Half Pipe"	TBA	June 5, 2014 (2014-06-05)	501-296-04C
Flain, Krader, Jawg, Kraw, Slumbo and Flurr do tricks and Mix on an ice half-pipe. Too bad that Flain and Krader make a Murp.
16	16	"Hamlogna Conveyorbelt"	TBA	June 5, 2014 (2014-06-05)	501-296-03G
Zaptor wants more hamlogna sandwiches, so he makes the conveyer belt go too fast for Lunk and Tentro, so they Mix to get going faster. Too bad Jawg is hungry, too.
17	17	"Vaudeville Fun"	TBA	June 12, 2014 (2014-06-12)	501-296-04B
Kraw and Gobba mix to make an audition judged by Vulk, Slumbo, and Volectro.
18	18	"Fang Gang Log Toss"	TBA	June 19, 2014 (2014-06-19)	501-296-04A
Chomly and Jawg play Log Toss, despite Slumbo and Flain's protests. So they make them into a log shaped-Murp, and continue playing.
19	19	"High Five"	TBA	June 19, 2014 (2014-06-19)	501-296-03E
Slumbo and Kraw mix to give Chomly high fives. But eventually, they make a Murp.
20	20	"Elevator"	TBA	June 26, 2014 (2014-06-26)	501-296-03C
Lunk has to quickly get to Balk's birthday party! But he's way too slow to reach the elevator. So he mixes with Tentro to make it in time.
21 22	21 22	"Mixed Up Special" "The Biggest and Most Epic Mixels Minisode Ever" / "Murp Romp"	David P. Smith[disambiguation needed], John Fang, and Dominic Bisignano	August 31, 2014 (2014-08-31)	701-???-200
The Biggest and Most Epic Mixels Minisode Ever (also known as Epic Comedy Adventure): Major Nixel attempts to ruin the Mixels' annual event, the Mixfest, so Flain, Krader, Teslo, Flurr, Gobba and Kraw must stop him and his Nixel army in order to save Mixel Land. Murp Romp: Scorpi and Glurt accidentally Mix into a horrible Murp that goes loose and starts to destroy everything, so Glomp, Torts, Footi, and Hoogi must stop him from sliming and slicing things up before it's too late. Note: This special includes prior shorts in-between the two new "minisodes" to fill the half-hour.

Season 2 (2015–16)

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Written and storyboarded by	Original air date	Production code
23–28	1–6	"Moon Madness" "Only You Can Prevent Forest Freezes, Only You!" / "Houston, We Have a Problem!" / "Crater Tots!" / "Things That Go Murp in the Night!" / "Don't Pull the Gravity Plug!" / "Tall Tales from Da Moon!"	Michael Diederich, Douglas McCarthy, and John Fang Miranda Dressler (additional storyboarder)	March 9, 2015 (2015-03-09)	701-???-400
The Infernites go on a camping trip, which quickly turns into an alien abduction, revealing many more exciting Mixels on the moon.
29	7	"Quest for the Mixamajig"	Michael Diederich and Skip Jones	September 26, 2015 (2015-09-26)	701-029-600
A group of Mixels set out on a quest for the mythical Mixamajig, not knowing that it is part of King Nixel's plot.
30	8	"Every Knight Has Its Day"	Michael Diederich, Skip Jones, and Steven Banks	March 5, 2016 (2016-03-05)	701-030-700
Camillot and Mixadel go to Mixopolis Middle School to learn how to mix with the "common" Mixels.
31	9	"Nixel Nixel Go Away"	Michael Diederich, Skip Jones, and Steven Banks	October 1, 2016 (2016-10-01)	701-???-900
Booger must stop King Nixel from replacing Cubits with "I-Cubits" and taking over Mixopolis.

Merchandise

Lego Mixels

Lego Mixels

3 of the sets from Series 1: Flain, Volectro, & Seismo.
Subject	Lego Mixels toys
Licensed from	The Lego Group
Availability	2014–2016
Total sets	90 (all have been released)[4]
Official website

Lego Mixels is a Lego theme based on a variety of tribes living in a fantastical diverse world and are small creatures that can mix and combine with one another to create new characters. The theme was first introduced in 2014. It was eventually discontinued by the end of 2016.

Overview

The Lego Group handles all toy merchandise for the Mixels franchise, and Cartoon Network handles all non-toy merchandising. The Lego Mixels buildable collectible figurines went on sale on March 1, 2014, for a retail price of $5 each. Each character has their own set, and nine were released as part of series one. For each tribe, one of the three sets will contain a Nixel. Series 2 was released at the end of May, and Series 3 was released at the end of August. Series 4 was released on February 1, 2015.^[5]

Development

Lego designer Gemma Anderson explained the importance of the Max figure in designing each tribe’s individual figures and stating, "During the sketching phase, I would consider what the tribe theme is and then work out what the max could be, at the same time wondering how I can use certain parts from the Max in the 3 small Mixels. It’s often a case of going back and forth between the 3 models and the Max." Anderson also highlighted the importance in the characters’ faces in capturing a unique personality and explained, "The eyes and mouths are a huge part of the personality of the Mixel, changing the eyebrows for example can drastically change the expressions from sad to happy, or even angry! We would often brainstorm on the names of the character; some of them might be inside jokes with the team. One example is ‘Tuth’ in Series 8, it was a joke in the team that me being from Wales, I pronounce some words a little differently, such as ‘tooth’ sounding more like ‘tuth’. We decided during the naming process we would try to name that one Mixel how I pronounce it (And we succeeded!)."^[6]

Construction sets

According to Bricklink, The Lego Group released 90 playsets as part of the Lego Mixels theme.^[4] The product line was eventually discontinued by the end of 2016.^[7]

Series 1

Series 1 was released on March 1, 2014, and consists of the Infernites, Cragsters, and Electroids.

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
Infernite	#0	41500	Flain	March 1, 2014	58 pieces
Infernite	#1	41501	Vulk and Nixel	March 1, 2014	69 pieces
Infernite	#2	41502	Zorch	March 1, 2014	45 pieces
Cragster	#3	41503	Krader and Nixel	March 1, 2014	66 pieces
Cragster	#4	41504	Seismo	March 1, 2014	50 pieces
Cragster	#5	41505	Shuff	March 1, 2014	51 pieces
Electroid	#6	41506	Teslo and Nixel	March 1, 2014	54 pieces
Electroid	#7	41507	Zaptor	March 1, 2014	61 pieces
Electroid	#8	41508	Volectro	March 1, 2014	70 pieces

Series 2

Series 2 was released on June 1, 2014, and consists of the Frosticons, the Fang Gang, and the Flexers.

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
Frosticon	#9	41509	Slumbo and Nixel	June 1, 2014	61 pieces
Frosticon	#10	41510	Lunk	June 1, 2014	51 pieces
Frosticon	#11	41511	Flurr	June 1, 2014	46 pieces
Fang Gang	#12	41512	Chomly and Nixel	June 1, 2014	68 pieces
Fang Gang	#13	41513	Gobba	June 1, 2014	57 pieces
Fang Gang	#14	41514	Jawg	June 1, 2014	61 pieces
Flexer	#15	41515	Kraw	June 1, 2014	70 pieces
Flexer	#16	41516	Tentro	June 1, 2014	69 pieces
Flexer	#17	41517	Balk and Nixel	June 1, 2014	68 pieces

Series 3

Series 3 was released on September 1, 2014, and consists of the Glorp Corp, the Spikels, and the Wiztastics.

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
Glorp Corp	#18	41518	Glomp	September 1, 2014	64 pieces
Glorp Corp	#19	41519	Glurt and Nixel	September 1, 2014	62 pieces
Glorp Corp	#20	41520	Torts	September 1, 2014	48 pieces
Spikel	#21	41521	Footi	September 1, 2014	72 pieces
Spikel	#22	41522	Scorpi	September 1, 2014	70 pieces
Spikel	#23	41523	Hoogi and Nixel	September 1, 2014	69 pieces
Wiztastic	#24	41524	Mesmo	September 1, 2014	64 pieces
Wiztastic	#25	41525	Magnifo and Nixel	September 1, 2014	61 pieces
Wiztastic	#26	41526	Wizwuz	September 1, 2014	70 pieces

Series 4

Series 4 was released on February 1, 2015, and consists of the Orbitons, the Infernite Cousins, and the Glowkies.

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
Orbiton	#27	41527	Rokit and Nixel	February 1, 2015	66 pieces
Orbiton	#28	41528	Niksput	February 1, 2015	62 pieces
Orbiton	#29	41529	Nurp-Naut	February 1, 2015	52 pieces
Infernite	#30	41530	Meltus	February 1, 2015	66 pieces
Infernite	#31	41531	Flamzer and Nixel	February 1, 2015	60 pieces
Infernite	#32	41532	Burnard	February 1, 2015	58 pieces
Glowkie	#33	41533	Globert	February 1, 2015	45 pieces
Glowkie	#34	41534	Vampos and Nixel	February 1, 2015	59 pieces
Glowkie	#35	41535	Boogly	February 1, 2015	52 pieces

Series 5

Series 5 was released on June 1, 2015. The two new tribes of this series are called the "Klinkers" and the "Lixers", along with three new Frosticons.

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
Klinker	#36	41536	Gox and Nixel	June 1, 2015	62 pieces
Klinker	#37	41537	Jinky	June 1, 2015	59 pieces
Klinker	#38	41538	Kamzo	June 1, 2015	58 pieces
Frosticon	#39	41539	Krog and Nixel	June 1, 2015	60 pieces
Frosticon	#40	41540	Chilbo	June 1, 2015	65 pieces
Frosticon	#41	41541	Snoof	June 1, 2015	52 pieces
Lixer	#42	41542	Spugg	June 1, 2015	51 pieces
Lixer	#43	41543	Turg and Nixel	June 1, 2015	56 pieces
Lixer	#44	41544	Tungster	June 1, 2015	60 pieces

Series 6

Series 6 was released on October 1, 2015. The two new tribes of this series are the "Weldos" and the "Munchos", along with three new Glorp Corp members.^[8]

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
Weldo	#45	41545	Kramm	October 1, 2015	68 pieces
Weldo	#46	41546	Forx	October 1, 2015	65 pieces
Weldo	#47	41547	Wuzzo and King Nixel	October 1, 2015	74 pieces
Glorp Corp	#48	41548	Dribbal	October 1, 2015	52 pieces
Glorp Corp	#49	41549	Gurggle	October 1, 2015	66 pieces
Glorp Corp	#50	41550	Slusho and Nixel	October 1, 2015	53 pieces
Muncho	#51	41551	Snax	October 1, 2015	51 pieces
Muncho	#52	41552	Berp and Nixel	October 1, 2015	68 pieces
Muncho	#53	41553	Vaka-Waka	October 1, 2015	69 pieces

Series 7

Series 7 was released on February 1, 2016, and consists of the MCPD (Mixopolis City Police Department), the Medivals, and the Mixies.

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
MCPD	#54	41554	Kuffs	February 1, 2016	63 pieces
MCPD	#55	41555	Busto and Nixel	February 1, 2016	69 pieces
MCPD	#56	41556	Tiketz	February 1, 2016	62 pieces
Medival	#57	41557	Camillot	February 1, 2016	64 pieces
Medival	#58	41558	Mixadel	February 1, 2016	63 pieces
Medival	#59	41559	Paladum and Nixel	February 1, 2016	64 pieces
Mixie	#60	41560	Jamzy and Nixel	February 1, 2016	70 pieces
Mixie	#61	41561	Tapsy	February 1, 2016	57 pieces
Mixie	#62	41562	Trumpsy	February 1, 2016	54 pieces

Series 8

Series 8 was released on June 1, 2016, and consists of the MCFD (Mixopolis City Fire Department), the Pyrratz, and the Medix.

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
MCFD	#63	41563	Splasho	June 1, 2016	67 pieces
MCFD	#64	41564	Aquad	June 1, 2016	70 pieces
MCFD	#65	41565	Hydro and Nixel	June 1, 2016	70 pieces
Pyrrat	#66	41566	Sharx	June 1, 2016	55 pieces
Pyrrat	#67	41567	Skulzy and Nixel	June 1, 2016	66 pieces
Pyrrat	#68	41568	Lewt	June 1, 2016	62 pieces
Medix	#69	41569	Surgeo	June 1, 2016	63 pieces
Medix	#70	41570	Skrubz and Nixel	June 1, 2016	68 pieces
Medix	#71	41571	Tuth	June 1, 2016	67 pieces

Series 9

Series 9 – the final series of the line – was released on October 1, 2016, and consists of the Trashoz, the Nindjas, and the Newzers.^[9]

Tribe	Number	Reference	Name	Released	Notes
Trasho	#72	41572	Gobbol and Nixel	October 1, 2016	62 pieces
Trasho	#73	41573	Sweepz	October 1, 2016	61 pieces
Trasho	#74	41574	Compax	October 1, 2016	66 pieces
Nindja	#75	41575	Cobrax and Nixel	October 1, 2016	64 pieces
Nindja	#76	41576	Spinza	October 1, 2016	60 pieces
Nindja	#77	41577	Mysto	October 1, 2016	64 pieces
Newzer	#78	41578	Screeno	October 1, 2016	73 pieces
Newzer	#79	41579	Camsta and Nixel	October 1, 2016	62 pieces
Newzer	#80	41580	Myke	October 1, 2016	63 pieces

Discontinuation

Shortly after Cartoon Network announced that the episode "Nixel Nixel Go Away" will be the series finale, The Lego Group cancelled production of the toy line. As a result, the theme was discontinued.^[10][11]

Awards

In 2014, Mixels won in the "Pocket Money" category at the London Toy Fair Best New Toy Awards.^[12]

See also

• Lego Scooby-Doo
• Lego DC Super Hero Girls
• Lego The Powerpuff Girls
• Lego Unikitty!

References

External links

• Mixels at IMDb