Marvel Animation has grown into a powerhouse, consistently impressing fans with innovative and heartfelt reimaginings of our cherished characters. Over the weekend, they showcased sneak peeks at “X-Men ’97”, “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man”, and other projects during the D23 Expo. Here’s a rundown of the latest updates from Marvel Animation’s D23 2024 panel.
On Saturday, following an exhilarating D23 panel by Marvel Studios on Friday night, it was Marvel Animation’s turn at D23. They unveiled sneak peeks of their upcoming projects. Among other announcements, Bryan Andrews from Marvel Animation hinted at the comeback of Iron Fist in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Moreover, he revealed that the animated series “Marvel Zombies” will carry a mature TV-MA rating and will consist of a four-episode “event series.”
The popular anime series “Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?” is coming back for Season 5 this Fall, and we now have an official release date along with a fresh trailer and poster. Fans of the show can rejoice as they’ve been eagerly waiting since last year when it was announced that a new season would be released sometime this year. After initially setting its return for some time in the Fall, and then later specifying October, we finally have a specific release date.
Moving past ending a war, Percy Jackson’s journey continues as Disney+ unveils a fresh sneak peek into the start of production for Season 2 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians. This second season is based on the second book in the series, The Sea of Monsters, offering fans an exciting look at what’s to come. Although the new teaser, unveiled at D23 Expo, primarily rehashes the divine beings and monstrous foes young Percy (Walker Scobell) encountered in Season 1, it offers a tantalizing glimpse into his next major hurdle. For your viewing pleasure, here’s a link to the teaser.
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The original website of Cartoon Network no longer operates, instead leading users to the Max streaming service. For years, Cartoon Network has been a hub for popular animated series on television. However, in recent times, there’s been a significant change. With the closure of Cartoon Network Studios and speculation about the network’s future, it appears that Warner Bros. Discovery is reorganizing their Cartoon Network productions under Warner Bros. Animation. This restructuring means that some aspects of Cartoon Network’s history may be overlooked or lost.