Nixel, Nixel, Go Away

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Mixels #25

“There it is... Mixopolis, my town. A city in spectacular living color. A city of mixing, for mixing. Here, Mixels would mix at the drop of a Cubit. The city was colorful and bright, and was always gleaming with new mixing possibilities. Mixopolis was my town, and it always would be. But then, things changed.”

— Booger

Nixel, Nixel, Go Away
Information
Season	2
Episode Number	25
Production Code	701-??? (full production) 701-???-900 (special)
Original Airdate	October 1, 2016
Characters	See Characters
Episode Guide
Previous	Every Knight Has Its Day
Next	None

Nixel, Nixel, Go Away is the fourth episode in the second season of Mixels, the twenty-fifth episode overall, as well as the series finale. It is also the fifth half-hour special. It first aired on October 1, 2016.

Synopsis

When King Nix[sic] puts a stop to mixing in Mixopolis, it's up to one young Mixel to save the city.

Episode Summary

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Transcript

For a full transcript of "Nixel, Nixel, Go Away", click here.

Songs

• Mixels Main Title
• Go, Go, Go Mighty Nindjas!
• Nixel Invasion
• King Nixel Theme
• Mix It Up!
• March

Characters

Major Characters Booger (main) Scrud (debut) Blip Zabo Nixels King Nixel Major Nixel Cobrax (debut) Spinza (debut) Mysto (debut) Screeno (debut) Camsta (debut) Myke (debut) Splasho (debut) Aquad (debut) Hydro (debut) Sharx (debut) Skulzy (debut) Surgeo (debut) Skrubz (debut; no speaking role) Tuth (debut) Gobbol (debut; no speaking role) Sweepz (debut; no speaking role) Compax (debut; no speaking role) Minor Characters Berp (silhouette) Burnard (anatomy chart) Chilbo Footi Glomp Gox Krog Kraw Kuffs Niksput (statue) Nurp-Naut Slusho Snax (silhouette) Tungster Turg Vaka-Waka Lewt (debut, intro and photograph only; no speaking role) Bootsie the Mixie Cat Background Mixels Ash Astroy Banjoe Brohawk Byte Coach Crunchee Crunch Doodle Fire Chief Flare Freezi-Breezi Fridjerk Frostbite Gastropodd Globbie Gummo Hotstuff Hurtz Nummie Oozly Phosphee Punkchure Pyrope Rocky Shivor Slymee Squiddo Steemur Thornee Twinzy-Twinsy Wott Mixes Gummo & Hurtz Mix Sharx & Frostbite Mix Kraw Mix Krog & Lixer Mix Nindjas Max Wott, Hurtz & Thornee Mix Tungster & Slusho Mix

Production Information

• The special was finished and delivered in July 2016, three months ahead of its premiere date.
• The animation studio was changed for the fourth and final time; this time to Saerom Animation. Atomic Cartoons, Digital eMation, Inc and Big Star Entertainment had that responsibility previously.

Broadcast Information

This episode aired on October 1, 2016.

• This is the series finale, as LEGO cancelled production of the franchise's toyline after 2016, ending with Series 9.
• This episode was initially set to air on October 29, 2016 in the Netherlands, but was pushed forward and replaced with the initially-scheduled Scooby-Doo! Mask of the Blue Falcon on October 15, 2016, very likely due to dubbing issues with the latter production.
• This is the only episode of the entire series to air in the US with a regular TV-Y7 rating instead of a TV-Y7 (FV) rating.

International premieres

While most episodes reach large quantities of countries within a month of the episode's American premiere, many foreign Cartoon Network feeds appear to be facing a delay with the episode.

• October 15, 2016 (Netherlands and Flanders, Germany)
• October 22, 2016 (Central Eastern Europe, RSEE countries)
• November 20, 2016 (Japan)

Trivia

• The MCFD, Pyrratz, Medix, Trashoz, Nindjas and Newzers appear, introducing the Series 8 and 9 characters into the show.
  • This is the second half-hour special to introduce two series at once, after A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig.
• The title was revealed alongside other random titles of Cartoon Network programs via Turner Classic Movies' site. No other information was provided.
• This episode marks the return and final appearance of the Nixels, after not showing up in the previous episode.
• This episode is the only one to release on the same day as the LEGO set wave that it represents.
• Lewt does not appear anywhere except the opening sequence, like Tapsy in Every Knight Has Its Day.
• A Mixamajig Key can be seen discarded inside Gobbol while Screeno and Myke hide there.
• Series 1 is the only series to not have any toy-introduced Mixels appear in the episode.

Continuity

• This is the fifth and final special in the show. ("Mixed Up Special", "Mixel Moon Madness", "A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig", "Every Knight Has Its Day")
• Mixopolis appears for the third and final time.
• This is the second time where an area of Planet Mixel is nixed as well as its inhabitants. ("Epic Comedy Adventure")
• Background Mixels appear for the third and final time.
• This is the third episode with a full song, having Go, Go, Go Mighty Nindjas! as its song; the first two were Elevator with Happy Birthday to Balk and Mixel Moon Madness with Don't Pull The Plug!.
• King Nixel mentions his mother again. ("A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig")

Errors

• Sharx sports a normal eye as opposed to having an eyepatch.
• After getting unnixed by Booger, Thornee's ears are miscolored.
• When growing, Booger clips through Mysto.
• At the few frames during the Mixopolis Stadium scene, the Infernite bully has no lines around his body, as well as the tiny Lixer's eye.
• Surgeo has two normal arms instead of one being a syringe, even though he has his syringe arm in the intro.
• Tuth has two normal arms instead of one being a toothbrush, even though he has his toothbrush arm in the intro.
• When Camsta says "I'll get us in", his mouth doesn't move.
• Camsta's lights on the sides of his head keep dissappearing and reappearing. Also, he has the Mix TV logo on both sides of his body at times.
• While inside Gobbol, Screeno's tongue is miscolored white.
• When Major Nixel is on the monitors for the first time talking to King Nixel, the Nixel next to him is missing his white face, and the zombified Gastropodd is missing his eyes.
• While Booger is receiving his gift from the Nindjas, Cobrax has both a regular tongue and a snake tongue.

Allusions

• Rain, Rain, Go Away - The title is a reference to this nursery rhyme.
• Power Rangers - The Nindjas theme song is a reference to the Power Rangers theme song.
• Apple Inc. - The I-Cubit name, plus the fact that everybody goes crazy for it once it is released, is similar to Apple's naming scheme and the popularity of their products.
• Herbert Morrison - Screeno's quote "Oh, the Mixanity" is a reference to Herbert Morrison's famous "Oh, the humanity" quote during the Hindenberg explosion.
• LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu - Mysto says "Nindjas Go!", which is a reference to the famous line from Ninjago "Ninja-GO!" (even in the same tone).
• Scarface - Booger's quote "Say hello to my little friend!" is a reference to a famous scene from this 1983 crime film.
• White Heat - King Nixel's quote "Top of the world, ma!" is a reference to a scene from this 1940s film noir movie.
• Rancho Cucamonga - Similar to how the King mentions retiring to Florida in Every Knight Has Its Day, Major Nixel mentions heading off to Rancho Cucamonga after the Nixels' defeat.

Memorable Quotes

Screeno: The forecast is bleak. Black and white with scattered grey and possible sepia tones. Cut! Who writes this stuff? It’s so grim! Whatever happened to those happy, colorful stories we used to do?

Mysto: Someone is draining this city’s will to mix.

Cobrax: Yeah, but who?

Mysto: The answer is written on walls.

[Cut to the kids looking at a poster.]

Booger: “No is the answer”? What was the question?

Gallery

The image gallery for Nixel, Nixel, Go Away may be viewed here.

Sources and References

Mixels Season 1 (Series 1-3) Coconapple / Hot Lava Shower / Cookironi / Electrock / Nixels / Murp / Pothole / Mailman / Another Nixel / Changing a Light Bulb / Rockball / Wrong Colors / Nixel "Mix Over" / Bar B Cubes / Snow Half Pipe / Hamlogna Conveyor Belt Madness / Vaudeville Fun / Fang Gang Log Toss / High Five / Elevator / Epic Comedy Adventure / Murp Romp Mixels Special / Mixed Up Special Season 2 (Series 4-9) Mixel Moon Madness / A Quest for the Lost Mixamajig / Every Knight Has Its Day / Nixel, Nixel, Go Away Other Untitled unaired episode (Season 1) / Travel Guide (Season 2) / The Wonderful World of Mixels

Mixels Series 8 (June 2016) LEGO sets MCFD 41563 Splasho / 41564 Aquad / 41565 Hydro (Nixel) MCFD Max Pyrratz 41566 Sharx / 41567 Skulzy (Nixel) / 41568 Lewt Pyrratz Max Medix 41569 Surgeo / 41570 Skrubz (Nixel) / 41571 Tuth Medix Max TV episodes Nixel, Nixel, Go Away Stopmotions Attempted Bank Robbery / Strange Medix Mixels experiment creates new Mixels Max

Mixels Series 9 (October 2016) LEGO sets Trashoz 41572 Gobbol (Nixel) / 41573 Sweepz / 41574 Compax Trashoz Max Nindjas 41575 Cobrax (Nixel) / 41576 Spinza / 41577 Mysto Nindjas Max Newzers 41578 Screeno / 41579 Camsta (Nixel) / 41580 Myke Newzers Max TV episodes Nixel, Nixel, Go Away Stopmotions Nindjas vs. Trashoz / Nindja in an Epic Ice Sculpture Fail