TV SERIES · 2011– · UK
House of Anubis
13 archived facts 2 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026
13 Interesting Facts About House of Anubis
Interesting Facts (12)
- #001
House of Anubis was adapted into a three-book novel series: Cup of Ankh, The Eye of Horus and The Mask of Anubis.
- #002
House of Anubis is the first Nickelodeon series to be filmed outside the United States, having been shot in the United Kingdom; it is also the first soap opera created by Nickelodeon and the first Nickelodeon soap opera aimed directly at teenagers and young adults.
- #003
Brad Kavanagh, Francis Magee and Jade Ramsey are the only actors who appear in all 146 episodes. Many believed that Alex Sawyer and Eugene Simon also appeared in every episode, but Alex Sawyer was absent from S2 E53-54 and Eugene Simon was absent from S2 E55-56.
- #004
Of the original nine — Joy, Nina, Fabian, Patricia, Jerome, Alfie, Mick, Mara and Amber — Mick is the only character who never joins Sibuna at any point in the series.
- #005
House of Anubis takes its name from the ancient Egyptian god of death and the underworld, who is associated with both (black) magic and mystery.
- #006
Joy appears for no more than 40 seconds in the opening episode.
- #007
Nina is one of the only Americans in the series, but the actress who plays her was born in Spain.
- #008
Mick and Mara are the only two main characters who are not part of the first season's main storyline.
- #009
Nathalia Ramos (Nina) confirmed on her Twitter page that she would not return for season 3 so that she could focus on finishing university.
- #010
After season 3 premiered in January 2013, teasers for a potential season 4 were made and it was confirmed, but it was never developed. Instead, the story became a television film titled Touchstone of Ra.
- #011
Alexandra Shipp played the character Storm in the X-Men prequel films. She recently appeared as Barbie in the live-action Barbie film.
- #012
Burkely Duffield, who plays the character Eddie Miller, is Canadian in real life, while the character was American.
Characters & Cast (1)
- #013
Bobby Lockwood (Mick) confirmed on his Twitter page that he would not return for season 3 because he had taken a leading role in Wolfblood, which has aired on CBBC since 2012.
Sources & editorial notes
Reference databases
- IMDb
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