Splash Entertainment

Independent era (1990–2005)

The studio was originally owned and operated by three animation producers, husband and wife Mike and Liz Young,^[1] and Bill Schultz (six seasons of The Simpsons, Garfield and Friends and Bobby's World).^[2] The studio produces content in both traditional 2D and 3D computer animation.

The company launched a self-distribution unit in 2002.

On March 29, 2004, the company launched Taffy Entertainment, which would become the company's rights management and worldwide distribution subsidiary.^[3] Taffy soon launched a licensing unit in August.^[4] Taffy wasn't the same company as Mike Young Productions, both had similar instances.

Acquired by MoonScoop and rebranding (2005–2013)

In October 2005, MoonScoop acquired a 51% majority stake in both MYP and Taffy, with Mike Young (through Mike Young Productions, Inc.) retaining a 49% stake.^[5] In March 2009, MoonScoop announced that both units would be rebranded under the MoonScoop brand.^[6][7] with Mike Young Productions rebranding as MoonScoop Entertainment, LLC., and Taffy Entertainment being absorbed into the newly renamed company.^[8]

Management buyout (2013–2022)

MoonScoop Entertainment, LLC.'s parent company, MoonScoop, entered administration in Paris courts in July 2013, but this did not affect the operations of the US company.^[9] In November, Mike Young filed a $5 million lawsuit against MoonScoop's US holding division for a violation of contract, deeming that his business attempted to purchase out MoonScoop's stake in MoonScoop Entertainment, LLC., but wouldn't let him do so. Young also claimed that he was completely unaware of MoonScoop's financial issues until the day the news were reported.^[10]

On January 27, 2014, Dargaud, through their fully owned subsidiary Ellipsanime, purchased MoonScoop's assets,^[11] and a week later on February 3, Mike Young purchased out Ellipsanime's 51% share in MoonScoop Entertainment, LLC., and rebranded the company as Splash Entertainment, LLC.^[1]

Partnership with Cyber Group Studios (2022–2025)

On June 13, 2022, Splash Entertainment announced they would form a joint-venture with French studio Cyber Group Studios called CyberSplash Entertainment.^[12] The two companies expanded their partnership in February 2023 to include worldwide distribution rights to Splash's TV catalog.^[13]

Television series

Feature films and specials

• The Secret Garden (1994)
• Mama, Do You Love Me (1999)
• Quest for Zhu (2011)
• Bratz:
  • Bratz: Rock Angelz (2005)
  • Bratz Genie Magic (2006)
  • Bratz: Passion 4 Fashion Diamondz (2006)
  • Bratz Fashion Pixiez (2007)
  • Bratz Kidz Sleep-Over Adventure (2007)
  • Bratz Super Babyz (2007)
  • Bratz Kidz Fairy Tales (2008)
  • Bratz: Girlz Really Rock (2008)
  • Bratz: Pampered Petz (2010)^{[note 1]}
  • Bratz: Desert Jewelz (2012)^{[note 2]}
  • Bratz Babyz Save Christmas (2013)^{[note 3]}
• Dive Olly Dive:
  • Dive Olly Dive and the Pirate Treasure
  • Dive Olly Dive and the Octopus Rescue
  • Dive Olly Dive: A Hero's Magical Quest
  • Dive Olly Dive: Deep Sea Adventure
  • Dive Olly Dive: Alien Encounter
• Journey to GloE
• The Life & Adventures of Santa Claus (2000)
• Michael Jackson's Halloween (TV special; 2017)
• Norm of the North:
  • Norm of the North (theatrical feature; 2016)
  • Norm of the North: Keys to the Kingdom (2019)
  • Norm of the North: King Sized Adventure (2019)
  • Norm of the North: Family Vacation (2020)
• P. J. Sparkles (1992)
• Polly Pocket: Lunar Eclipse (2004)
• Mariah Carey's All I Want for Christmas Is You (2017)
• Alpha and Omega: Dino Digs (2016)
• Alpha and Omega: The Big Fureeze (2016)
• Alpha and Omega: Journey to Bear Kingdom (2017)
• Rock Dog 2: Rock Around the Park (2021)
• Rock Dog 3: Battle the Beat (2023)