Sakar International has signed on to create a line of youth electronics for the Peanuts brand and renewed its licensing partnership with Nickelodeon. Both lines will be on display this weekend at New York Toy Fair.

In a new partnership with Peanuts Worldwide, Sakar is planning a wide range of Peanuts electronics and tech accessories featuring both the classic brand and the updated styling of the upcoming movie (in theaters Nov. 6).

The line will include personality kits (bumper cases and downloadable content); mobile accessories including smartphone and tablet cases, chargers, power banks and styluses; audio products such as speakers, headphones and earbuds; consumer electronics such as boom boxes, CD players and digital and video cameras; USB flash drives; youth toys including walkie-talkies, text messengers, password journals and karaoke machines; and a wide range of musical instruments including guitars, keyboards, dance mats, microphones and multi-instrument musical kits.

"The Peanuts brand and its characters are international cultural icons," says Liza Abrams, vice president, licensing, Sakar. "The new film will no doubt generate a lot of excitement, introducing Peanuts to yet another generation of soon-to-be fans. These new products are designed to appeal to both kids who are just discovering Charlie Brown and the gang for the first time, and to adults who have become lifelong fans."

Sakar has also renewed and expanded its long-standing licensing partnership with Nickelodeon. As part of the deal, the company has created new lines for Dora and Friends, SpongeBob SquarePants and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles that will launch this spring

Sakar's new Nick lineup includes:

"We've had a terrific partnership with Nick over the last five years delivering electronic toys, accessories and more featuring some of the most beloved characters in the industry," says Abrams. "With Dora's new look, the new SpongeBob movie now in theaters and the latest Turtles movie still reaching new audiences, these products are perfectly timed to cater to a whole new generation of Nick fans."