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French animation studio

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Xilam Animation

Company type	Public
Traded as	Euronext Paris: XIL CAC Small
ISIN	FR0004034072
Industry	Animation
Founded	5 August 1999;26 years ago (1999-08-05)
Founders	Marc du PontaviceAlix de Maistre
Headquarters	Paris, France
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Marc du Pontavice (CEO)Alix de Maistre (administrator)[1][2]
Number of employees	600 (2025)
Subsidiaries	Armada TMTIgloo Productions GmbHXilam Films SASXilam Multimédia SASXilam Studio SASXilam Studio Angoulême SAS (since December 2016)[3]Cube Creative (since 2020)
Website	xilam.com

Xilam Animation SAS is a French animation studio which specializes in making animated television series and feature films. Marc du Pontavice and his wife Alix de Maistre founded it in 1999 as a replacement for the animation division of Gaumont Multimédia, which was itself an offshoot of the company's television division Gaumont Télévision, a company he co-founded in 1990.[4][5]

History

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The origin of Xilam is closely linked to Gaumont's television production activity, launched in the early 1990s. From 1990, Marc du Pontavice joined the Gaumont group to develop a television production activity and co-founded Gaumont Télévision. In 1995, he formed a video game and animation division of the company, Gaumont Multimédia.[4] From 1994 to 1998, certain animations such as Space Goofs and Oggy and the Cockroaches met with international success for the company.

In December 1998, Pontavice left the company[4] but would remain as a freelance executive producer for the second season of Oggy and the Cockroaches. The following year, he went on to found Xilam and produce his own animated properties.[6] Around this time, Gaumont was looking to exit the animation market, and in January 2000, Xilam, in partnership with German trader Igel Media, acquired Gaumont Multimédia's 200-episode animation library.[7]

In 2002, Xilam started trading in the Euronext Paris stock exchange.[8]

Xilam's programs, including Shuriken School,[9] Space Goofs,[10] and Oggy and the Cockroaches,[11] are internationally successful.

In 2003, the company released its first animated feature film, the CGI-based Kaena: The Prophecy.[12] In 2005, they announced an animated film based on The New Adventures of Lucky Luke.[13] Xilam bought the Armada animation studio in Vietnam in 2008.

In 2012, they announced Oggy and the Cockroaches: The Movie would be made.[14] In 2015, Xilam announced the production of seasons 5-7 of Oggy and the Cockroaches using 4K and Ultra HD.[15] A new studio was opened in Angoulême in order to repatriate production to France in addition to that of Villeurbanne.[16]

In 2016, the studio opened a new office in Lyon, France in order to accelerate production.[17][18] This new studio would produce the Paprika series, as well as the second season of Magic.[19] In 2019, it was announced that Xilam would acquire 50.1% of French CG studio Cube Creative.[20] The deal was finalized on 20 January 2020.[21][22]

The studio almost bought the children's free-to-air TV channel Gulli in 2019, after Lagardère was about to sell its television channels in a fierce dispute between the M6 channel, which ended up buying the channel, and the company's television division in that year.[23]

On December 1, 2025, Xilam launched Toon Box – a brand-new, kids-safe streaming app featuring over 1,000 pieces of content from across its legacy library and new series, alongside an exclusive range of videos, activities, storybooks and games. Aimed at children aged 3-10 years old, the subscription-based and ad-free app has rolled out across 11 territories (the UK, the US, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, India, Mexico, Brazil, Australia) and was initially available on IOS before also launching on Android devices in 2026. Toon Box caters to the whole family featuring some of the most iconic series from Xilam's catalogue, including Oggy and the Cockroaches, Zig & Sharko, Where's Chicky?, Mr. Magoo, The Daltons, Lupin's Tales, Paprika, and more. Episodes are available to download and watch offline, and Xilam updates the app with new content each month. To access the full Toon Box offering, new subscribers benefit from a free first month and can choose between two offers: a monthly subscription with no commitment, or an annual subscription. The group has developed this project with tightly controlled investment.[24]

Xilam previously used animation services in South Korea, such as Big Star Enterprise and Dong Woo Animation to animate their productions, but they stopped in the 2010s when it became too expensive and began focusing on animation services in Vietnam and the Philippines.[25] The studio's current headquarters, since 2018, are located in the former French headquarters of the comic book publisher Dupuis.[26]

The studio's name is an anagram of a declaration of love from Marc du Pontavice to his wife, Alix de Maistre (M-Alix), as it has an edifying interpretation and is composed of two syllables "xi" and "lam", where the first comes from the Greek name for the letter "X", which is the symbol of transgression and the second is a reference to the soul which comes from the Latin word anima.[27]

Filmography

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Animated series

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Title	Creator(s) / Developer(s)	Years	Network	Notes
The New Adventures of Lucky Luke[9][28]	Morris (original characters)	2001–03	France 3Télé-Québec/Teletoon (Canada)	co-production with Dargaud Marina, Tooncan Productions and Lucky Comics
Cartouche: Prince of the Streets	Éric-Paul Marais	2001–02	M6	co-production with Storimages
Ratz[9]	Monsieur Z	2003–04	Teletoon (Canada)France 3 and Canal J	co-production with Tooncan Productions
Tupu	Pepper SueElastik Jane	2005	France 3Gulli
Space Goofs (season 2)[7][10]	Jean-Yves RaimbaudPhilippe Traversat(d): Isabelle De CatalogneSamuel Kaminka	2005–06	France 3	Purchased from Gaumont
Shuriken School[11]	Emilio GallegoJesùs Gallego(d): Pascal Morelli	2006–07	France 3Jetix (Europe)	co-production with Zinkia Entertainment
Rintindumb[29]	Morris (original characters)		France 3	co-production with Dargaud Marina and Lucky Comics
A Kind of Magic[11]	Michel CoulonArthur de Pins	2008–18	France 3/Disney Channel (season 1)Gulli/Canal J (season 2)Primo TV (United States) (season 2)
Oggy and the Cockroaches (seasons 3–7)[10]	Jean-Yves Raimbaud	2008–19	Canal+ Family (seasons 3–4)Gulli (seasons 5–7)	Purchased from Gaumont
Rahan: Son of the Dark Age[30][31]	Roger LécureuxAndré Chéret (original characters)(d): Jean PecheuxPescal Morelli	2008–09	Canal+ Family & France 3Rai Gulp (Italy)Kika (Germany)	co-production with Castelrosso Films, Rai Fiction and ZDF Enterprises
Mr. Baby[30][32][33]	Marc du PontaviceCarol-Ann Willering(d): Franck Ekinci	2009–10	France 3
The Daltons	Morris (original characters)(d): Olivier Jean-MarieJean-François Henry	2010–16	France 3	co-production with Dargaud Media, Lucky Comics and B Media Kids
Zig & Sharko[10]	Olivier Jean-Marie	2010–24	Canal+ (season 1)Gulli/M6 (seasons 2–4)
FloopaLoo, Where Are You?[34]	Marc du Pontavice(d): Fabien Limousin	2011–14	Canal+ Family/Teletoon+ & France 5Rai 2/Frisbee (Italy)	co-production with Rai Fiction (season 1) and Castelrosso Films
What's the Big Idea?	Tanguy de Kermel	2013	France 5CBeebies (United Kingdom)	co-production with Planet Nemo Animation and Skyline Entertainment
Hubert & Takako[35]	Hugo Gittard	2013–15	GulliCanal+Canal J
Rolling with the Ronks!	Olivier Jean-MarieCharles Vaucelle(d): Franck Ekinci	2016–17	France 3Disney Channel[36] (International)Primo TV (United States)
Paprika[37]	Marion BilletBaptiste Lucas	2017–19	France 5Disney Jr. (International)
If I Were an Animal...[38]	Marc du PontaviceFrédéric Fougea	2018	YouTube	co-production with Boréales
Athleticus[39]	Nicolas Deveaux	2018–24	Arte	co-production with Cube Creative
Mr. Magoo[40][41]	Millard KaufmanJohn Hubley (original characters)Olivier Jean-MarieHugo GittardOlivier DelabarreBaptiste Lucas	2019–23	France 4 (episodes 1–76)CITV (episodes 77–118)ITVX (episodes 77–150)	co-production with Classic Media
Moka's Fabulous Adventures![42]	Andrès FernandezMaxence Sani	2020	Gulli
Boon & Pimento[43]	2020	YouTube	co-production with CrossRiver Productions
Coach Me If You Can[44]	Olivier Pouchelon	2020	France 4Cartoon Network (Europe)
Where's Chicky? (seasons 2–4)[45]	William Hoareau	2020–25	Canal J	co-production with Cube Creative
Lupin's Tales[46]	Nicolas Le NevéLaura Muller	2021–present	France 5Rai Yoyo (Italy)Youku (China)	co-production with Maga Animation Studio and Rai Ragazzi
Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life[47][48]	Bill Justice (original characters)	2021–24	Disney+	co-production with Disney Branded Television
Oggy Oggy[49]	Jean-Yves Raimbaud (original characters)	2021–23	France 5Netflix
Tangranimals[50]	Rémi ChapototTristan Michel	2021	France 5	co-production with Cube Creative
Pfffirates[51]	Guillaume HerentBenjamin BusnelCarine Hinderchiette	2022	TFOU
Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation[52]	Jean-Yves Raimbaud (original characters)	2022	Netflix
The Adventures of Bernie	Olivier Jean-Marie (original characters)Alexandre SimardMathieu Peters-HougLucille Briand	2022	RTSGulli	Spin-off of Zig & Sharko
Karate Sheep[53][54]	Hugo Gittard	2023	GulliNetflix
Kaeloo (season 5)[55]	Rémi ChapototJean-François HenryTristan Michel	2023	Canal+ Kids	co-production with Cube Creative and Blue Spirit
Buddybot[56][57]	Vincent SouchonJoyce ColsonFlorent Remize	2024–present	Okoo
Twilight of the Gods[58][59]	Zack SnyderJay OlivaEric Carrasco	2024	Netflix	co-production with Netflix Animation Studios and The Stone Quarry
Piggy Builders[60][61]	Marie ManandJulien HazebroucqEmmanuelle Leleu	2025–present	France 5CBeebies (United Kingdom)Kika (Germany)
The Doomies[62]	Andrès FernandezHenry GiffordPozla	2026–present	Disney+
Chickies[63]	2027	France Télévisions
Gemma and the Defenders[64]	TBA	TBA
Phil & Sophia[65]	TBA	TBA
Submarine Jim[66]	Frédéric Martin	TBA	France TélévisionsSuper RTL (Germany)

Purchased from Gaumont

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• Highlander: The Animated Series (1994–96)[67]
• Sky Dancers (1996)[7]
• Dragon Flyz (1996–97)[7]
• The Magician (1997–98)

Film

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Purchased from Gaumont

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• Highlander: The Adventure Begins (1996; a compilation of the first few episodes of Highlander: The Animated Series)
• Dragon Flyz: The Legend Begins (1996; a compilation of the first three episodes of Dragon Flyz)

Original

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Title	Year	Distributor	Notes
Kaena: The Prophecy[12]	2003	BAC Films[68]
Go West! A Lucky Luke Adventure[69]	2007	Pathé Distribution (France)Alliance Vivafilm (Canada)	co-production with Dargaud Media, Lucky Comics, France 3 Cinéma, Pathé, TPS Star, Cinecinema and Mikros Image
Shuriken School: The Ninja's Secret	2007	Disney Channel	co-production with Zinkia Entertainment
Oggy and the Cockroaches: The Movie[14]	2013	BAC Films	co-production with France 3 Cinéma, Canal+, France Télévisions, CNC, B Media Kids, Backup Films,[70] A Plus Image 4, Cofinova 9, Cofimage 24, Les Films du Gorak, Cube Creative and Mikros Image
I Lost My Body[71]	2019	Rezo Films[72]	Xilam's first R-rated movie
My Life in Versailles[73][74]	2019	Dandelooo	co-production with Films Grand Huit and Miyu Productions
The Migrant[75]	2024	Dandelooo
Lucy Lost[76][77][78]	2026	Le Pacte
The Wolf[77]	TBA

Other productions

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Purchased from Gaumont

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• Monster Men (single version of the opening song in the series Space Goofs; performed by Iggy Pop, distributed by Virgin Records)

Original

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• Stupid Invaders (2000)[79] (video game adapted of the series Space Goofs)
• Do Not Panic on Board (single version of the opening song in the series Ratz; distributed by Sony Music)

References

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External links

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• Media related to Xilam at Wikimedia Commons
• Official website

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v t e Xilam
Television series	Purchased from Gaumont Highlander: The Animated Series Sky Dancers Dragon Flyz Space Goofs The Magician Oggy and the Cockroaches Original The New Adventures of Lucky Luke Cartouche: Prince of the Streets Ratz Tupu Shuriken School Rintindumb A Kind of Magic Rahan Mr. Baby The Daltons Zig & Sharko FloopaLoo, Where Are You? What's the Big Idea? Hubert & Takako Rolling with the Ronks! Paprika If I Were an Animal... Athleticus Mr. Magoo Moka's Fabulous Adventures! Boon & Pimento Coach Me If You Can Where's Chicky? Lupin's Tales Chip 'n' Dale: Park Life Oggy Oggy Tangranimals Pfffirates Oggy and the Cockroaches: Next Generation The Adventures of Bernie Karate Sheep Kaeloo Buddybot Twilight of the Gods Piggy Builders The Doomies Chickies Gemma and the Defenders Phil & Sophia Submarine Jim
Films	Purchased from Gaumont Highlander: The Adventure Begins Dragon Flyz: The Legend Begins Original Kaena: The Prophecy Go West! A Lucky Luke Adventure Shuriken School: The Ninja's Secret Oggy and the Cockroaches: The Movie I Lost My Body My Life in Versailles The Migrants Lucy Lost The Wolf
Staff	Marc du Pontavice Olivier Jean-Marie Jean-Yves Raimbaud Charles Vaucelle François Reczulski Hugo Gittard Khalil Ben Naamane Andrés Fernandez Ramon Pipin Hugues Le Bars Hervé Lavandier Vincent Artaud Zyk (only on Oggy and the Cockroaches, season 2)
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