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DanTDM And TheAtlanticCraft's Original Series Now Live On YouTube
Targeted for the YouTube Kids app, the first episodes of DanTDM Creates A Big Scene and The Kings of Atlantis are now live on YouTube. DanTDM and TheAtlanticCraft's new series on YouTube feature animated pugs, a sword-wielding chicken and penguin seeking to reclaim their royal throne, and other wacky, family-friendly content.
All users can watch the pilot episodes of DanTDM and The Kings of Atlantis on YouTube, but additional episodes will be available only to YouTube Red subscribers.
DanTDM and The Kings of Atlantis are two of four original kid-oriented series coming to YouTube Red. Fruit Ninja: Frenzy Force, inspired by the mobile game and featuring a secret elite team of Juice Jitsu masters, and Hyperlinked, which follows the lives of all-girl music group L2M, are scheduled to start later this spring.
Check out more about DanTDM's trailer here, as well as the trailer for The Kings of Atlantis.
Our Take
It's great to see YouTube collaborating with well-known personalities to create original series aimed at kids. If these series are successful, it could cause a nice change in how YouTube approaches family audiences.
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