TORONTO – Canadian kids writer marblemedia is branch a former ABC existence diversion uncover I Survived a Japanese Game Show into a Japanese-style existence diversion uncover pre-bought for Disney XD in a U.S. marketplace and a slew of Disney channels internationally.

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The Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! instrumentation has also been sole to a Canadian kids wire channel YTV and a French denunciation reflection VRAK.

The ABC existence uncover I Survived A Japanese Game Show, creatively called Big in Japan, was combined by David Sidebotham.

marblemedia’s 40 half hour kids diversion uncover instrumentation will underline 4 teams of dual contestants relocating by 3 rejecting rounds of earthy gags and over-the-top stunts to strech a final winner.

The studio-based kids diversion uncover will make use of crazy costumes, circuit belts, drunken chairs, hulk fans and velcro walls.

The Canadian writer protected a format rights from Small World IFT, and will entrance a English denunciation instrumentation in a U.S. on Disney XD and YTV in Fall 2013.

That will be followed by a launch of Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! in 2014 on Disney channels in Europe, Middle East, Africa and tools of Asia Pacific, including Australia, India and South East Asia territories, as partial of an agreement with Distribution 360, a multiplication of marblemedia.

Toronto-based marblemedia is no foreigner to kids slapstick mayhem as a writer of Splatalot, a Canadian medieval-themed earthy diversion uncover that reached into over 120 markets worldwide.

“We’ve had good success with Splatalot and we were looking for a follow-up module with a identical sensibility of earthy humor, though that is some-more studio-based,” marblemedia co-CEO and executive writer Matt Hornburg told a Hollywood Reporter from Cannes.

Jocelyn Hamilton, who supervises strange programming for YTV and Corus Kids Television, combined Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! is a ideal follow-up uncover for Splatalot as it also offers co-viewing opportunities for relatives and their children.

“It’s fun, comedic and participatory. It will have crazy surprises around each corner,” Hamilton pronounced of a diversion uncover and a family vibe.

Distribution 360 will hoop worldwide placement of a kids diversion uncover series.