Homepage Feature

Pocket.watch Builds On Its Multi-Million Dollar Onyx Family Portfolio

Kids’ content giant Pocket.watch is expanding its Onyx Family property with the launch of the second season of its flagship animated series, Onyx Monster Mysteries, exclusively on Amazon today.

The show is now live on Amazon Kids+, and will roll out widely to Pocket.watch’s full roster of streaming platform partners in December.

The Onyx Family works with Pocket.watch on a multi-million dollar portfolio that includes original content, books, games, music, apparel, and more. Season one of Onyx Monster Mysteries is available on dozens of streaming services, including Peacock, Tubi, Roku, and YouTube.

Subscribe to get the latest creator news

Subscribe

The cartoon is the creation of Pocket.watch chief content officer Albie Hecht, and sees the YouTube-famous family transformed into musically-inclined characters in a bid to save misunderstood and endangered monsters.

Other ancillary ventures related to the series include a soundtrack featuring songs written and performed by the Onyx Family, with music videos set to drop on their YouTube channel in the lead-up to Halloween. Pocket.watch also has four Monster Mysteries mini-games that are available on the Pocket.watch app, while Amazon will carry a new collection of Monster Mysteries-themed merch, including T-shirts, sweatshirts, PopSockets, phone cases, and tote bags.

All told, the Onyx Family — comprising parents Mirthell and Rita, and their four children Shalom, Sinead, Sade (Shasha), and Shiloh — counts 7 million social media followers and more than 3 billion lifetime views on their YouTube channel alone. Pocket.watch signed the family in 2019.

Share
Published by
Geoff Weiss

Recent Posts

Kick believes its new ads can be a “direct line to Gen Z”

On Kick, it's time for a commercial break. The streaming platform affiliated with Stake.com has officially launched…

3 hours ago

X replaces revenue sharing model with new program centered around original content

On X, it pays to be original. The platform formerly known as Twitter is updating its creator monetization…

4 hours ago

Can Zoom use creator partnerships to adjust the information served up by AI chatbots?

For communication platforms that broke out during peak COVID, it's time to pivot. Clubhouse now…

5 hours ago

Top 5 Branded Videos of the Week: Best buyin’

'Tis the season for festive holiday beverages, and some of YouTube's biggest channels are raising…

1 day ago

Thinking about going to VidSummit 2026? Here are two full keynotes from 2025 as a taste of what you’ll get.

Always wanted to attend VidSummit, but never quite managed to get there? Now's your chance to…

1 day ago

YouTube hopes stricter ad eligibility requirements will make Shorts revenue “meaningful” for creators

Beginning on February 1, 2027, the benchmarks for ad revenue eligibility on YouTube will be updated. Creators will…

1 day ago