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Mind Candy, the British company behind the once-popular online game Moshi Monsters, is asking the public to help fund its ...

Mind Candy, the UK company behind kids’ virtual world Moshi Monsters, has unveiled plans to take the brand into TV, with a 52×11′ animated series now in development. The company will produce the ...

The games like Moshi Monsters strewn across here allow you to adopt an adorable virtual critter. ... toys, food, and clothes for it by spending the in-game currency. Read More.

That's because Garnham is one of the minds behind Moshi Monsters and members of the Toikido team worked there alongside him, as well as with companies like Disney and King. As we're big Roblox fans ...

The franchise’s ever-expanding list of products includes a best-selling Nintendo DS game, countless toys (including McDonalds Happy Meal giveaways) and Moshi Monsters Magazine, which was reported to ...

Since 2007, millions of kids in 150 countries have visited the multi-award winning world of Moshi Monsters – which spans games, magazines, toys, music and even a movie. As the brand approaches its ...

Mind Candy’s financing problems were revealed as the plunge in popularity of Moshi Monsters was laid bare in accounts covering the calendar year 2014. Revenues, mostly drawn from subscriptions to the ...

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Mind Candy founder and chief executive Michael Acton-Smith has admitted that the popularity of Moshi Monsters is dwindling on the Web and that his company’s efforts on mobile couldn’t be ...

Monsters have well and truly invaded Britain and they are snatching children‘s hearts and munching at parents‘ wallets. One 12 year-old British girl has recently been inducted into the ...

Lucy Neath, 12, from Milton Keynes has set a new Guinness record – for owning the largest collection of Moshi Monsters, which are virtual reality pets, with nearly 2,000 pieces.