Entertainment One

(formerly known as Records on Wheels, and E1 and also known as eOne) is a Canadian media conglomerate and Multinational mass media/entertainment company founded by Darren Throop in 1970.

Entertainment One is primarily involved in the acquisition, distribution, and production of music, films, and television series. eOne was founded at first as a music recording company known as Records on Wheels until the acquisition of Alliance Atlantis. They own its film division and television divisions, which it was after it acquired Alliance Atlantis in 2003. Not to mention they have its distribution division, which works with partner companies such as Annapurna, Lionsgate and Amblin Partners, as well as AMC and Bell Media. eOne is still making music with records that go with eOne Music, such as Death Row Records and DRG Records.

The brands that eOne had is Matador, Designated Survivor,  Rookie Blue, The Firm, Grey's Anatomy (with ABC Studios), and also kid's brands like Peppa Pig and PJ Masks.

eOne is the distributor of all Humanoidverse installments worldwide with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, HolCom Networks, and Hasbro's Allspark, as the Equestria Campus Supremacy series. Speaking of, as of August of 2019, Hasbro made a $4 billion deal to acquire eOne to expand their family brand portfolio as well as their media distribution. After its acquisition deal was closed on December 30, 2019, and the CMA cleared its investigation, Entertainment One is now part of Hasbro and will co-operate with Allspark (until the latter was absorbed into eOne in Fall of 2020) on both co-producing and worldwide distribution of the Equestria Campus Supremacy series alongside.

Despite eOne taking over Hasbro's IP adaptations, they are still involved with the Humanoidverse under a new deal with Montalvo Media Group.