Kyle Adam Carrozza, Creator of Cartoon Network’s ‘Mighty Magiswords,’ Arrested on Child Pornography Charges

Kyle Adam Carrozza, who had created the immensely popular Cartoon Network series Mighty Magiswords, has been charged by the Burbank Police Department on two counts of child pornography possession last month. The details of the arrest came to light after it was reported in the Burbank Police Department’s daily arrest log. The arrest has been linked to an ongoing investigation by an Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force.

As per reports, Carrozza, 45, was arrested from an apartment complex in Burbank, California, on the morning of Thursday, June 20, at 7:30 am.

Who Is Kyle Adam Carrozza?

Kyle Adam Carrozza is best known for creating the immensely popular Cartoon Network series Mighty Magiswords. It first debuted as a 15-second micro-series in 2015 on Cartoon Network’s CN Anything app. The motto of Mighty Magiswords was to create a product that was in line with how young audiences consume media today.

As per Rob Sorcher, then-chief content officer for Cartoon Network, said in 2016:

“This is about how stories can be told in new ways and how a community can play together.”

Carrozza’s show created 400 pieces of platform-specific content, which included vlogs, web/mobile games, and interactive narrative content. Buoyed by the success, Cartoon Network in 2016 turned the project into a linear TV series, which lasted for two seasons and over 90 episodes.

Carrozza has been recently inducted as a board artist on Nickelodeon’s The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish and The Casagrandes Movie.

He also was storyboarding on:

Warner Bros. Animation’s Animaniacs reboot,

Apple TV+’s The Snoopy Show,

Disney Junior’s Doc McStuffins,

Disney’s Fish Hooks, Frederator’s Bravest Warriors,

and Nickelodeon’s Fanboy & Chum Chum.

Kyle Adam Carrozza is also involved in character layout on Paramount’s SpongeBob SquarePants: Sponge Out of Water and is also involved in the short MooBeard the Cow Pirate for Nickelodeon’s Random! Cartoons.

As reported in the Burbank Police Department’s daily arrest log, Carrozza has been charged under California penal code 311.11(a) which pertains to the possession of child pornography. Additionally, he was also charged under the more stringent 311.11(c) charge for possession of at least 12 videos, or 600 images, of child pornography. All the charges are punishable by up to one year in county jail or up to five years in state prison.

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