TwelveP brings exclusive Eid special of ‘Orange Moo Cow' as part of co-production
The series centres on Zoh, a lively six-year-old cow, and her curious four-year-old brother Boh.
Abu Dhabi-based TwelveP Animation will co-produce a special episode of the beloved animated series Orange Moo Cow to celebrate Eid-al-Adha with Spacetoon. Marking the show's first locally produced special, the episode captures the spirit of Eid by emphasising family togetherness and the joy of celebration.
Set to premiere across all Spacetoon channels on June 6 —the first day of Eid—this episode is part of a creative campaign featuring exclusive festive-themed content and original short songs designed to engage audiences and strengthen family bonds.
TwelveP Animation is the studio behind Orange Moo Cow. Having already captivated audiences across the MENA region, Orange Moo Cow is one of the most-watched titles in the preschool category on the channel.
Katerina Pshenitsyna, General Manager, TwelveP Animation, said: 'Co-producing the Eid special episode with Spacetoon is a big step for Orange Moo Cow brand expansion in the MENA region. The brand is extremely well-received by the audience here as it highlights traditional family values while still delivering quality entertainment. We are looking forward to more exciting partnerships!'
Orange Moo Cow is an animated series for preschoolers, which follows the daily life of Zoh, an energetic six-year-old cow, and her little brother Boh, a sensitive and curious 4-year-old. Along with their parents and animal friends, Zoh and Boh are discovering the world around them – learning, growing, and having fun along the way!
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