batteryPOP Adds New Child-Friendly Content
Posted on August 4, 2014
Ever-expanding kid’s cross-platform network batteryPOP has ramped up its offerings of premium children’s video content with the addition of six noteworthy series to be hosted on the network. The new offerings include DHX Media’s animated educational series UMIGO, a series of new animated music videos from children’s musician Danny Weinkauf (Grammy-winning composer and bassist from They Might Be Giants), live action series Totally Amp’d and Unlikely Heroes, Korean animated series Kimchi Warrior and the PSA series How to UnMake A Bully.
Posted on August 4, 2014
Ever-expanding kid’s cross-platform network batteryPOP has ramped up its offerings of premium children’s video content with the addition of six noteworthy series to be hosted on the network. The new offerings include DHX Media’s animated educational series UMIGO, a series of new animated music videos from children’s musician Danny Weinkauf (Grammy-winning composer and bassist from They Might Be Giants), live action series Totally Amp’d and Unlikely Heroes, Korean animated series Kimchi Warrior and the PSA series How to UnMake A Bully.
The Kimchi Warrior is a unique blend of martial arts, comedy, and the promotion of good health. Based on the premise of Popeye, our hero obtains supernatural strength by consuming the most prominent Korean dish to defend mankind from the world’s most notorious diseases (i.e. Swine Flu, Mad Cow Disease, Malaris, SARS etc.) Each episode a new “disease character” is summoned by Evil Lord of Disease to wipe out mankind. Under the tutelage of the clairvoyant Kimchi Master, The Kimchi Warrior is sent to fight and ultimately annihilate the disease with a different “ingredient weapon.”
Source: batteryPOP
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