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Title card for Mixed-Up Special, the first half-hour special for the TV series.
Status: Existence unconfirmed
Mixels is an animated television series based on the Lego toy line of the same name produced by Cartoon Network Studios and aired on Cartoon Network from February 12, 2014 to October 1, 2016; consisting of two seasons and 25 episodes ranging from 1-minute shorts to half-hour specials.
Production codes for this series used a standard nine-digit production code format. Initially using the format of 501-296-NNL (two numbers and a letter), near the end of season 1, this was changed to 701-NNN-N00 (all numbers).[1]
Listing these production codes reveals several unused production codes for potentially lost (and/or unproduced) episodes of the series.
Codes that went unused were 501-296-000 (though it likely may have been used for a demo reel by season 1 and "Mixel Moon Madness" animator Vincenzo Zumpano), 501-296-03D (which would place it in production order between the episodes "Elevator" and "High Five"), 501-296-05B, 501-296-05C, 501-296-05D, 501-296-05E, 501-296-05F, 501-296-05G, 501-296-05H, 501-296-05I (though this may have intentionally been gone unused due to similarities between the upper-case "I" and the number "1"), 701-NNN-500, and 701-NNN-800.
Another production code, 701-NNN-300, which was initially thought to be unused, was revealed to have been used for cutscenes in the iOS/Android game Calling All Mixels.
Otherwise, no information exists to prove that these codes were actually used for any media, as no images or videos with these codes have been discovered. It is rumored that Lego sets for scrapped Mixels characters may have been made that logically would make appearances in these specials, though it may be referring to unseen Lego models used as guides for animated versions (as is the case for all of the main Mixels) of the Background Mixels, generic Mixels used throughout season 2.
Gallery
Recreation by LMW user TheYoshiState of what the title card for a special with the 701-NNN-500 production code may have looked like.
Recreation by LMW user TheYoshiState of what the title card for a special with the 701-NNN-800 production code may have looked like.
