Bread Barbershop: The Bakerytown Baddies
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- Types of genre
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Animation
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- Year of Production
- 2025
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- Content Type
- 3D Animation
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- Target Age
- Kids
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- Quantity
- 71(min) 1Quantity Input
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- Production Stage
- Completed Programs
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- Detailed Genre
- Comedy
Summary
As familiar villains like Potato Chips, the Cake Queen, and Evil Pie return, a new wave of troublemakers—Croissant, Red Velvet, and Purple Sweet Potato Chips—joins the chaos.
Together, they set the stage for a series of fast-paced, thrilling episodes filled with action and excitement.
Together, they set the stage for a series of fast-paced, thrilling episodes filled with action and excitement.
Company Profile
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Animation
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Bread Barbershop is an animation studio founded in Gwangju in 2016 by Director Jung Ji-hwan (Pororo, Tayo) and Producer Ko Hyun-ah (Larva).
With support from regional agencies and investors, the studio debuted its TV series Bread Barbershop in 2019 across major Korean channels, including KBS and Tooniverse.
Key Highlights & Business Scope:
Content Growth: Released 5 TV seasons and 3 theatrical movies.
IP Expansion: Broadened into exhibitions, pop-up stores, live shows, publishing, and merchandise.
Corporate Partnerships: Collaborated with major brands (Lotte Hotel, Lotte Chilsung, LG Uplus, etc.) across F&B, retail, and experiential content.
Global Reach: Expanding distribution and licensing across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia.
Moving forward, the studio plans to strengthen its core IP and introduce diverse new content to grow into a competitive global studio.
With support from regional agencies and investors, the studio debuted its TV series Bread Barbershop in 2019 across major Korean channels, including KBS and Tooniverse.
Key Highlights & Business Scope:
Content Growth: Released 5 TV seasons and 3 theatrical movies.
IP Expansion: Broadened into exhibitions, pop-up stores, live shows, publishing, and merchandise.
Corporate Partnerships: Collaborated with major brands (Lotte Hotel, Lotte Chilsung, LG Uplus, etc.) across F&B, retail, and experiential content.
Global Reach: Expanding distribution and licensing across North America, Europe, South America, and Asia.
Moving forward, the studio plans to strengthen its core IP and introduce diverse new content to grow into a competitive global studio.