Animation & IP
Characters that earned their audience first
Every property here started as a game people actually played. That is the studio's test for an IP worth extending: prove it in someone's hands, then build the animation, the books and the licensing programme on top.

Flagship character
Eliduck
The duck who names the studio. Born in Eliduck Island, now the lead of Eliduck Adventure and the anchor of the wider universe.

Animated property
Journey to the West
Sun Wukong retold in English, for children growing up in other languages. One of the great stories, made reachable for kids who would otherwise never meet it.

Kid-built character
Bob
The hero of Mooncraft 2D, and proof of where the next characters come from. Bob was built by a kid in the Kiddoer programme — the studio publishes what they make rather than keeping the pipeline to itself.
Licensing
Four ways to work with the IP
The studio licenses its characters and worlds directly. Tell us the territory and the format and we will tell you what is available.
Animation
Series and short-form development for the Eliduck universe, produced with Volckano AI pipelines.
Publishing
Picture books, activity titles and educational material built around existing characters and worlds.
Merchandise
Plush, print and collectible programmes for characters with a proven player base.
Co-production
Partner studios bringing an audience or a territory, with the studio contributing IP and production.
Questions
About the IP
What IP does Eliduck Entertainment own?
Eliduck Entertainment owns the Eliduck character and universe, its Journey to the West animated property, and Bob from Mooncraft 2D. All three are original to the studio rather than licensed in.
Can I license Eliduck characters?
Yes. The studio licenses its characters and worlds for animation, publishing, merchandise and co-production. Enquiries go to hello@eliduck.com.
How does Eliduck develop new IP?
Characters are proven with real players before being extended into animation or licensing. Eliduck was tested across 250,000 in-game object creations in Eliduck Island, and Bob came out of a game a child built and published in the Kiddoer programme.