Sonokong

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Sonokong Co, Ltd. (

• The firm began in 1974 participating in Hyeopseong Industry. In 1985 Seoul Chemical was established. In 1996 the company was renamed from Seoul Chemical to Sonokong. In 2016 the firm's exclusivity agreement with
  Takara Tomy expired. Twelve percent of the company was sold to Mattel.^[1][2]

• Robots
• Dolls
• Model Cars
• Games
• Gaming Software
• Motion Picture Entertainment
• Trade Card Games
• Yonggary

Animation

• Jang Geum's Dream (with Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation)
• K-Cops
• Transformers (with Hasbro
  )
• Top Blade, with Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) and TV Tokyo
  )
• B-Daman
• Fire Beadman (with Korean Broadcasting System (KBS) and Heewon Entertainment
  )
• SBS (Korea)
  )
• Vroomiz (SamG Animation)
• Speed Storm (with SBS)
• Track City (with SBS)
• The White Dog (with SBS)
• Turning Mecard (with KBS and Heewon Entertainment)
• Road To Friendship (MBC)
• Dragon Rising
  (MBC)
• Animal Academy (MBC)
• Hello Carbot (with Choirock Contents Factory)
• Miniforce
  (SamG Animation)
• Legendary Detective (Netflix)
• Choro The Pro Fighter (Netflix)

See also

• Economy of South Korea

References

1. ^ Boo-Hyeok, Yoo (November 21, 2016). "Sonokong head excited to team up with Mattel". Korea JoongAng Daily. Retrieved October 30, 2017.
2. ^ Da Sol, Kim. "Can Sonokong become a Korean Marvel?". The Korea Herald. Retrieved 13 November 2020.

External links

• Sonokong Homepage (in Korean)
• Sonokong Homepage (in English)

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