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Oscars Contending Features ‘Perlimps’ And ‘Titina’ Are Available To Stream For Free On The Animation Showcase

The Animation Showcase also hosts many of this year’s Oscar-qualified animated shorts.

Created by Oscar-nominated director Sanjay Patel, the series follows baby Hindu deities as they learn to use their powers at a divine daycare.

Aardman Animations’ ‘Chicken Run’ sequel will hit Netflix on December 15.

The holiday special, acquired by Amazon earlier this year, will hit the platform on December 8.

A leading contenders in this year’s animated feature Oscars race, ‘Suzume’ has been a smash hit since debuting at the Berlinale in February.

The layoffs come as Netflix reduces the division’s output to two tentpole films per year.

The streamer also unveiled a new ‘Jurassic World’ animated series from Dreamworks Animation.

Animation will be handled by Wildbrain, which has produced numerous ‘Peanuts’ series and specials for Apple.

Guests include ‘Digital Circus’ creator Gooseworx, ‘Lackadaisy’ creator Tracy Butler, and ‘Helluva Boss’ creator Vivienne “Vivziepop” Medrano .

Disney will pay at least $8.61 billion for Comcast’s 33% stake in the company, but that total could change before the deal is finalized.

The series, based on the life of the Biblical King David, will be available on the Minno and Angel Studios streaming platforms.

Netflix will debut ‘Scott Pilgrim Takes Off’ while ‘Aqua Teen Hunger Force’ and ‘Invincible’ return to Max and Prime Video respectively.

Could ‘Leo’ mark a change in how Netflix will release its four-quadrant films going forward?

Check out the concept and development artwork that went into Max’s ‘Scavengers Reign,’ debuting today.

Netflix will begin releasing Skydance animated features in 2024, starting with Vicky Jensons’ ‘Spellbound.’

According to Docter, “We’ve told people, ‘Hey, all of this is going to be available to you on Disney+!'”

Showmax parent company Multichoice Studios is taking the show to Mipcom next week to court global distributors.

‘Leo’ is directed by the ‘Saturday TV Funhouse’ trio of Robert Smigel, Robert Marianetti, and David Wachtenheim.

The channel will appear on several free services and include titles such as ‘Psycho-Pass,’ ‘Horimiya,’ and ‘Ranking of Kings.’

According to the company, ad revenues are 5-10x higher when fans watch videos on the Rooster Teeth website.