Mixels To The Max

Please also take note that this continuation of the series is completely fanmade, and has no plans to ever become official. Too many people have been confused my this. You're on the FAN WIKI. +++++++This page is currently under construction.

Mixels To The Max is a continuation of the original 2014-2016 Cartoon Network television series of the same name. The series was created by MixelsAreUnderrated. The new show also has LEGO merchandise made to promote the series, as well as clothing and accessories branded by Cartoon Network.

Plot
The plot of the reboot is mostly the same as the original, being centred around a large world of diverse monster-like creatures that can Mix, Max and Murp with each other using the mystical ores named Cubits. Each short features some Mixels facing a problem and Mixing to resolve it, generally with some wacky and comedic results. Each half-hour or full-hour special has a more complicated storyline, usually relating to Nixels, that have more serious or threatening tones than in the shorts.

The new series is set five years after the events of Nixel, Nixel, Go Away, and the majority of Nixels have been Mixelized- stripped of their Nixel powers for their crimes and turned into workers for the Mixels.

By the end of the first season of the reboot, Major Nixel had located the last few true Nixels (one of those being Nixie) and cloned them with the Ultimate Nixelator until it inevitably broke. He renamed his army of Nixels to the Originixels.

King Nixel, on the other hand, chose not to save his former army, and instead kidnap unsuspecting Mixels and Nixelize them, making a smaller but stronger army. Three of these creatures dubbed "Antimixels" escaped the Nixelization process and formed their own tribe, the Escapixels.

Airing System
When Season 4 (the first season of the reboot) released, Cartoon Network finally made an airing system for Mixels. 21 shorts were set to be made each season; 7 for each series, 2 half-hour specials per season for the first and second series, and 1 full hour special for the season finale that embodies all three series. This system continued until Season 17, the final season, where there were 12 shorts, 4 half-hour specials, and the full-hour special was replaced with a two-and-a-half hour long movie that was released in cinemas.

Background Mixels
All of the unnamed background Mixels from the original show make a return. A select few are named:

All named Background Mixels (except for Canyo) have LEGO sets, which are either Bonus Packs or additions to Nixel Packs.

Nixels
Very few unnamed army Nixels survived the end of Season 3. The few that remained were found by Major Nixel and cloned into a new, much smaller army. The Nixels that composed that army were renamed to Originixels by Major Nixel. Nixels with names are listed below:

All of the Mixamals that appear in Every Knight Has Its Day return, with most having LEGO sets. The Maximum Mixel returns as well, in physical form this time.

Background Mixels
Just like in the original series, many background Mixels are present in the show, but unnamed. A select few are named:

All named Background Mixels have LEGO sets except for Gambid, which has a set in his Gambidorph form.

Nixels
The reboot also expands on the idea of Mixelization by introducing permanently Mixelized Nixels. These Nixels, however, are simply Mixelized versions of previously existing ones, so they are not classified as new characters.

A new Mixamal, the Elephapod, is also introduced.

LEGO Sets
Mixels' 2022 remake not only continued to release waves of nine Mixels every so months, but also introduced a new subtheme, Packs. There are three main types of packs; Bonus Packs, which contain bonus Mixels that don't belong in a series, such as Booger, Teacher and King, Nixel Packs which contain Nixels important to the plot of the show, such as King Nixel, Major Nixel and the Antimixels, and Mixpolis Zoo Packs, which contain characters related to Mixopolis Zoo, such as Ranger Jinx, Mixamals and Mixeloptors.

There are also Anniversary Packs, that are only released on the 10th, 15th and 20th anniversaries of the Mixels franchise, which contain small landscapes representing certain tribe's homes.

Finally, there are Mixels to the Max packs, which will be explained later in this article.

Websites
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Games
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LEGO Stop-Motions
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Mixels to the Max Packs
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Trivia

 * When the first season of the reboot released, Season 2 was split in half- Mixel Moon Madness and A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig remained in Season 2, while Every Knight Has Its Day and Nixel, Nixel, Go Away were put into Season 3. This was likely done to avoid confusion regarding how seasons are sorted.
 * A modified version of Nixel, Nixel, Go Away was released at the same time as Season 4 to fix the terrible ending and change the main characters.


 * Many new LEGO pieces with towballs and sockets were created for the Mixels line, just like before the reboot.
 * Some Background Mixels were officially given the fan-made names voted by the Mixels Wiki.