All articles tagged with #animated series
The upcoming 'Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender' film and the new 'Seven Havens' series will skip theatrical release and debut directly on Paramount+, which is now the exclusive home for all Avatar Studios animated content, expanding the universe of the beloved series with notable cast and creative talent involved.
Hideo Kojima announced an animated series titled 'Death Stranding Isolations' set to premiere on Disney+ in 2027, expanding the franchise into anime with new characters and a separate story from the games, utilizing traditional 2D animation.
Netflix announced the voice cast and released a teaser for 'Stranger Things: Tales From '85', an animated spinoff set to debut in 2026, which explores Hawkins in 1985 with new monsters and mysteries, featuring a cast that includes Brooklyn Davey Norstedt as Eleven and Jolie Hoang-Rappaport as Max.
Netflix is developing an animated series based on the iconic 1990s video game Crash Bandicoot, produced by WildBrain Studios, with plot details and cast yet to be announced, and a release date still pending.
The Simpsons movie sequel, titled 'The Simpsons 2,' is scheduled for release on July 23, 2027, marking the return of the beloved animated family after 20 years, with no confirmed plot details yet. The film will be released by Disney's 20th Century and replaces an untitled Marvel project in the studio's schedule. The original series, created by Matt Groening, is set to continue through its 40th season, and the sequel reflects the show's ongoing cultural relevance and popularity.
Star Trek: Scouts is a new animated preschool series debuting on YouTube, featuring three young friends training to become Starfleet explorers through short episodes, starting with 'Asteroid Blasters #1'.
Netflix's new animated series 'Long Story Short' has received a perfect 100% score from 22 critics on Rotten Tomatoes, praised for its intelligent, empathetic storytelling and strong voice cast, and is considered a potential new classic following the success of BoJack Horseman.
After a 15-year hiatus, 'King of the Hill' is back with a modernized season that updates the characters' ages and addresses contemporary issues, with creators and cast aiming to bring a nostalgic yet relevant perspective to today's culture.
Hulu is reviving the animated series King of the Hill with a new season that features the characters aged up and experiencing modern life, including Hank and Peggy returning to Arlen after years abroad, with new challenges and contemporary settings, while maintaining the show's original warmth and authenticity.
The revival of 'King of the Hill' on Hulu with 10 new episodes seamlessly continues its blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling, updating characters' lives post-Saudi Arabia and tackling modern issues with the show's characteristic warmth and subtlety, under new showrunner Saladin Patterson.
Eyes of Wakanda is an animated anthology series on Disney Plus that explores pivotal moments in Wakanda's history, blending Marvel's fantastical elements with real African history, and offering a more grounded, morally nuanced storytelling approach compared to previous Marvel projects.
Fox's fall TV schedule features a straightforward rollout of new and returning shows, primarily focusing on game shows and animated series, with all premieres occurring in late September and no major post-NFL openings except for Sunday animations.
A trailer for 'Eyes of Wakanda,' a four-episode animated series executive produced by Ryan Coogler, has been released, set in Wakanda and focusing on the adventures of its warriors throughout history. The show will premiere on Disney+ on August 1 and features a star-studded voice cast. It is part of a broader multi-year TV deal involving Coogler's production company and Disney, with more MCU-related projects in development.
The upcoming four-part animated series 'Eyes Of Wakanda' explores Wakandan history across different eras, featuring warriors and possibly familiar characters, and will be available on Disney+ starting August 1, created by Todd Harris and produced by Ryan Coogler.
In the season-36 finale of The Simpsons, Marge appears to die early in a montage, sparking speculation about her fate, but the episode concludes with her in the afterlife, leaving her actual death ambiguous.