Browsing: Animated

The 33-minute immersive experience makes you the star of an animated film on Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest.

On Crunchyroll, the difficulty isn’t finding an anime. It’s knowing which one truly deserves several evenings. Between long-running sagas, highly anticipated new releases, and more understated series, a thumbnail isn’t always enough to make a choice.

Pokémon has chosen its home for its upcoming Pokémon Tales: The Misadventures of Sirfetch’d & Pichu stop-motion animated show, and they’re getting some help from Aardman Animations. The new series, created in partnership with the British stop-motion studio, will air on Disney XD and stream on Disney+ in 2027, becoming Pokémon’s first animated series to originate on Disney.…

low-budget Chinese animated film that was widely mocked for its crude visuals became a viral hit, with people packing cinemas to see just how bad it is.

The fight between Autobots and Decepticons continues as Hasbro unveils some brand new Transformers Takara Tomy action figures

The animated comedy is an adaptation of the beloved Sega video game series, which began with the original “Golden Axe” in 1989 as a side-scrolling beat-’em-up set in a vaguely medieval fantasy world full of magic and monsters. The series was originally announced in 2024 for Comedy Central, with a voice cast that includes Matthew…

Kingdom Hearts is set for its first official foray into a TV series. Disney has greenlit an original animated series aimed at Disney Channel and Disney+. With a provisional title, the project currently has no air date.

On August 1, 1950, “Crusader Rabbit” debuted on the NBC-owned Los Angeles TV station KNBH, making history as the first animated series created specifically for TV broadcast. Produced as a satirical series of four-minute serialized chapters, “Crusader Rabbit” followed the zany exploits of Crusader, a brave and heroic bunny, and his sidekick Rags, a sensitive tiger. Together, the unlikely…

On the ‘Dropping Names’ podcast he co-hosts with Jonathan Frakes, Brent Spiner, who voiced Puck in the original 1994 series, shared that a second animated take is in development; the live-action version has sat at Disney+ since 2023.

Brad Bird’s 1999 animated sci-fi film “The Iron Giant” didn’t exactly take the world by storm — at least, not at first. “The Iron Giant” was released in August, a month traditionally considered a post-blockbuster-season dumping ground for studios. Warner Bros. seemed willing to let the film slide into obscurity, perhaps smarting from the not-very-glowing…