TERMS OF USE

Hello user. Welcome to MIXI Entertainment Philippines, the largest animation studio in the Philippines. Like any other entity or company, we have a set of TOS (Terms of Service) to ensure everything is in order on the MIXI Entertainment Philippines website.

#1: We Are Not Affiliated With mixi, inc.

If you are looking for Mixi, Inc., the social media company, please click the link embedded in the text below. We are not copyrighting Mixi, and we are just using it as a reference from a Filipino word, "Mixi (meaning State-Art). If you have any concerns, please email us at suvikimda@mixientertainment.com or calliealreza@gmail.com. 

#2: Copyright Use

We generally allow you to use our registered copyrights and trademarks civilly. Copyrights and trademarks include our active shows. Some examples of inappropriate usage of our characters are:

• Taboo acts

• Misinformation about our characters (feel free to create skits with our characters, but not purposely)

• Any other inappropriate usage

If you or another party is caught doing this, the source of the offensive content will be copyright struck, with or without a penalty to the secondary source. 

#3: Contact Rules

At MIXI Entertainment Philippines, we want your voice to be heard. If you have a problem or want to say hi, please use the form on the Contact / Send A Review page or email us at suvikimda@mixientertainment.com or calliealreza@gmail.com. While contacting us, please ensure your message or reason to contact us is:

• Respectful. Being rude in your response hurts our feelings.

• Specific: Please specify why you are contacting us today with plenty of details, or we will just ignore it, and your response will go straight into the Trash.

• With correct conventions: Please make sure your response has the correct conventions. We're very conscious about understanding, as we don't know English that well.

• It is in English or Filipino: Sure, you can put your desired language in your response, but please have a translated version of it in English or Filipino. We want to understand you as well as possible.

• Not political: As with any animation studio, company, or business, we like to stay neutral when it comes to politics. Please do not contact us regarding any matters related to politics. We are a family-oriented company, not a political party. (9/24/25 Update 1)

Continuous violation of the rules will lead to being banned from contacting us. We already work a lot, and spamming us with unnecessary emails makes us work even harder!

 #4: Copies of This Website

If you are caught copying or making replicas of this website, you are subject to copyright striking and other serious consequences. It's fine to have a fan website or wiki dedicated to spreading information about this company, but it cannot be an entire copy of the website. Our content is copyrighted under the Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines, also known as Republic Act No. 8293, which means legal action for anyone who copies MIXI Entertainment Philippines' content.

Update: 9/24/25

Our company has reached clients and people around the world, except for a few countries. Why? Because either their governments are corrupt, or it's not safe for our company to contact a person from here. Our shows and services are not meant to be used in Iran, Cuba, North Korea, or any foreign adversary of the Philippines. Some foreign adversaries of the Philippines include:

• People's Republic of China (negotiations due to the claims in the South China Sea)

Update: 9/24/25

Terrorism is a serious problem worldwide, and with any sane company, we actively condemn this behavior. That being said, any group or person associated with a terrorist group is indefinitely banned from accessing our services. We want everyone to be and feel safe. Some active terrorist groups active and working in the Philippines include:

• ISIS-Philippines

• Maute Group

• Abu Sayyaf

• Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters

Note: If you suspect or know a terrorist group has attacked you or is trying to attack us, contact the police immediately before contacting us. After doing that, let us know so we can report the incident to the proper channels.

These groups often attack in the southern parts of the Philippines, but you never know where they could attack next.