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AI Animation Series ‘The Odd Birds Show’ Nests on Social Platforms

Asteria, a production studio implementing generative AI, is launching an adult animated shortform series title The Odd Birds Show across social media platforms, including...

‘King of the Hill’ Reunion Panel & New Series Sneak Peek Set for ATX

Today, ATX TV Festival and Hulu have announced a King of the Hill Reunion and Sneak Peek at the Emmy-winning show's revival, on Friday, May...

Disney+ Orders Animated Darth Maul Series from Lucasfilm Animation

During Friday's Star Wars Celebration in Tokyo, the Lucasfilm Animation panel revealed a new animated series starring the double-bladed lightsaber-wielding Sith Lord, Darth Maul....

Ecoprod, CineRegio & Partners Seek Input for ‘Green Animation Guide’

To promote green practices in the animation industry, Ecoprod, CineRegio (the European network of regional film funds) and Green Film have formed a collective...

Toho Sets 200% Production Increase Goal for Anime Business

Recently, Toho Group released its Mid-Term Plan for 2028, outlining ambitious goals for its various entertainment business divisions. The iconic Japanese studio is looking...

Bill Plympton’s Oscar-Nominated ‘Guard Dog’ Debuts on YouTube

A piece of animation history is ready to fetch a fresh audience online, Bill Plympton's hand-illustrated short Guard Dog bounds onto YouTube. The 2004 dark...

Toei Launches First ‘Pretty Cure’ Short-Form Anime on YouTube

Toei Animation has announced the first-ever short-form anime series in the PreCure universe, PetitCure. Episodes began streaming at the beginning of the month and are free to...

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