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12 Standout Animated Streaming Series That Defined 2022

Here are twelve animated series released in 2022 that we’ll be talking about for years to come.

After debuting in second after only three days on the platform, the film accumulated 39.4 million hours viewed in its second week.

The show was created by ‘Schitt’s Creek’ co-creator Dan Levy and story editor Ally Pankiw.

The film will be directed by Baboon Animation founder Mike de Seve, who is co-writing with John Reynolds.

“With animation, we used to be about staying in-house but now we are doing it on different platforms,” says WBTV chief Channing Dungey.

A look at some of the women making waves in Latin American animation.

As the holiday season rolls along, streaming services continue to serve up seasonal content to subscribers.

After a three-year hiatus, here are the winners from the 2022 BAFTA’s Children & Young People Awards.

The companies previously collaborated for 650 hours of content on Nickelodeon’s ‘LEGO City Adventures.’

‘The Goof Who Sat by the Door’ is the fictional story of Disney’s first-ever Black CEO who tried to make “the Blackest movie of all time.”

The companies’ first co-production will be a series adaptation of Tow Ubukata’s fantasy action novel ‘Bye, Bye, Earth.’

The sci-fi family series from Everett Downing and Patrick Harpin will touch down in early 2023.

The new series debuted as part of a seven-hour Jerry-themed block for Japan’s “Cheese Day.”

The series will air in 2024, and joins an ambitious lineup of adult animation offerings in development or production at Fox.

Netflix’s most-nominated project is “Maya and the Three;” Disney’s is “Ciao Alberto.”

“I know how to do every job in animation, so I’m gonna just sit down and do this,” Kopp says of his decision to go indie.

The Chinese streaming platform notes that it has seen a boom in demand for adult animation.

High profile original fare is joined by a glut of holiday themed programming in our November animation streaming guide.

Creators Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg call it a “soon-to-be-legendary televised masterpiece.”

Despite being a kids’ series, the show “touches on ‘adult themes’ and illuminates our shared traumatic experience,” according to its creators.