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Disney Announces “Incredibles 3” and “Coco 2” at D23

8/15/2026

Summary

Story summary

Disney unveiled “Incredibles 3,” “Coco 2,” “Gatto,” and “Ghost Market” at the D23 expo.
Peter Sohn will direct “Incredibles 3,” set for June 18 2028, featuring the Parr children against a stronger super-villain.
Benjamin Bratt will reprise Ernesto de Cruz in “Coco 2,” due November 2029 with teenage Miguel.
“Ghost Market,” about Hawaiian ghosts and a content creator, will debut spring 2028.
“Gatto” is slated for 2027 with no cast or director announced.

History

Historical Context

Disney’s partnership with Pixar began in 1995 when John Lasseter’s Toy Story became the first fully computer-animated feature, earning $373 million worldwide and launching a $3.3 billion franchise. The film’s success proved the profitability of legacy characters, a strategy echoed at Disney’s 2023 D23 event, where new installments of the Toy Story universe and other classic series were announced.

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Story summary

Disney unveiled “Incredibles 3,” “Coco 2,” “Gatto,” and “Ghost Market” at the D23 expo.
Peter Sohn will direct “Incredibles 3,” set for June 18 2028, featuring the Parr children against a stronger super-villain.
Benjamin Bratt will reprise Ernesto de Cruz in “Coco 2,” due November 2029 with teenage Miguel.
“Ghost Market,” about Hawaiian ghosts and a content creator, will debut spring 2028.
“Gatto” is slated for 2027 with no cast or director announced.

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