The series is primarily aimed on Preschoolers to teach basic English words and letters, with the entire series themed around the English alphabet. Nelvana licensed the series worldwide.[2]
Paboo is a young yet curious panda boy who lives in a magical land called Mojies Town. One day, he found a magical book up the Moji Tree and decides to get it. After he got the book, a magical fairy named Pappy popped out and told him about the book he found: The Mojires Book and also about the Magic Words that would help him and his friends in any situation. Now, Paboo and his friends all explore and solve problems in a quirky, imaginative, and sometimes zany world and discover each Magic Word with the help from Pappy. A pig named Peter along with his sister also want to get their hands on the Mojies book and try many attempts to steal the book from Paboo, only to be outsmarted by Paboo.
The series's main protagonist, Paboo is a curious fun-loving panda who loves adventures, imagination and exploring with his friends. He often keeps the Mojies book in his pocket and summons Puppy when there is a problem to call out the magic word. He is represented by the letter P.
The fairy who lives inside the Mojies book. He usually comes out whenever Paboo pulls out the book out of his pocket and uses the ability to call the magic word whenever there is a problem. He has no recollection on where he originally came from until it is revealed to once lived with the Goddess back at Fairy World.
Paboo's closest friend, a rabbit who wears a rainbow-colored ribbon on her head (originally wore a pink ribbon in the first episode). Rosie loves flowers, but can be a little short-tempered sometimes. She also has a cousin named Rose. She is represented by the letter R.
A zebra who is another of Paboo's best friends. He often wields a carrot like a sword (even though he eats it sometimes), and his favorite food is carrots, and Hanna has a crush on him. He is represented by the letter Z.
The series's main antagonist, a wealthy pig who lives in a mansion with his sister, and has a butler named Sebastian. Peter tries many attempts to steal the Mojies book from Paboo. Sometimes Peter bullies Paboo and his friends or join Paboo and his friends to help him with his problems. In one episode, Peter at last got the opportunity to steal the Mojies book from Paboo and force Puppy to use every magic word, but Paboo fought him got the book back from him and reunites with Puppy.
The Numbugs: Ten insects who live in Mojies Town. They attack Peter and Peggy for disturbing them as a running gag. They all appear in another episode where Emma and her friends play a game of finding them.
Pat: Paboo's mother. She is often kind and loves to make pancakes.
Paul: Paboo's father. Also the mail-carrier.
Cutie: A cat who is the Mojiesgarten teacher. She is very kind and often wears a smile on her face.
Sebastian: Peter and Peggy's butler.
Smith: Quincy's assistant. He gets a little strict with her sometimes.
Moji Tree: A talking tree of Mojies Town.
Moji Train: A talking train that takes Paboo and his friends anywhere.
Kate: Kerry's mother.
Ellen: Emma's older sister. She, Emma and her friends play a game of finding the Numbugs in one episode.
Eddie: Emma's father and the doctor of the Mojies hospital.
Rachel: Rosie's mother.
Rose: Rosie's cousin. She also loves getting into mischief.
Hiehie: A robot created by M.C. that David befriends.
Goddess: A beautiful fairy who lives in fairy world and originally owned the book of Mojies.
The series began airing on BS Fuji in Japan from April 2, 2012 to March 30, 2013 and on KBS1 in Korea from May 5, 2012 to May 18, 2013 with a total of 52 11 minute episodes. The Japanese version is accompanied by a live educational interstitial titled Mojires & YOU (モジーズ＆YOU, Mojīzu & yū).[3] All the episodes of the series were uploaded to the anime's official YouTube account a few days after the series finished its airing in Korea.
The series South Korea–Philippines crossover legendary comic book published by Haksan Publishing, CJ ENM, Frontier Works Comics worldwide franchise superheroes Korean Version accompanied by a live-action in year 2019.
The series's is both composed by Shīki Yoshizumi and Kazuya Nishioka with cooperation from Snowmobile's. The opening song is titled "DA・BI・DA・GO!" by Shoko Haida and the ending song is titled Mojimojimo~jimoji (モジモジモ〜ジモジ) by mao.
Considered as the first collaborative effort between Daewon Media and Sega Sammy Holdings, several toys and educational teaching tools were released during the series's airing. Some of the toys were also released by Takara Tomy.
