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The Mii Movie (2027)

In the digital world of Mii Plaza, avatars live to represent their players—until a mysterious glitch begins erasing those who’ve been forgotten. An optimistic Mii named Alice and her chaotic best friend Anne team up with a group of skilled fighters—and the legendary sports champion Matt—to stop the glitch before their world disappears. Along the way, they discover that their true value isn’t defined by players… but by who they choose to be.

The Spectacular Spider-Man (MCU REBOOT)

In a modern-day New York City, high school sophomore Peter Parker struggles to balance school, friendships, and life at home with his Aunt May and Uncle Ben. Smart but overlooked, Peter spends most of his time trying to stay out of trouble—until a sudden accident changes everything. After gaining extraordinary abilities, Peter initially sees his powers as a chance to finally take control of his life. But when his choices lead to a devastating personal loss, he’s forced to confront a harsh truth: power comes with consequences. As Peter secretly becomes Spider-Man, he finds himself pulled in different directions. At school, he grows closer to the sharp and driven Gwen Stacy, reconnects with his best friend Harry Osborn—who lives under the shadow of his enigmatic father, Norman—and crosses paths with the energetic and curious Miles Morales. Meanwhile, Oscorp rises as a powerful force in the city, led by Norman Osborn, a visionary whose ambitions may be more dangerous than they appear. With tensions rising and a new threat emerging on the streets of New York, Peter must learn what it truly means to be a hero—before his double life costs him everything.

Ben 10 (Musical Live-Action Series)

Set between the events of *Ben 10: Ultimate Alien* and *Omniverse*, this live-action musical special reimagines a hidden chapter in Ben Tennyson’s journey. Now an experienced hero, Ben has mastered the Omnitrix and faced countless alien threats—but when a sudden surge of unstable energy begins affecting his transformations, something isn’t right. Each time Ben changes form, his emotions intensify in unpredictable ways, turning battles into explosive, high-stakes moments where power and feeling collide. Joined by his intelligent and grounded cousin Gwen and guided by their seasoned Grandpa Max, Ben must uncover the source of this disturbance before it spirals out of control. As Gwen taps deeper into her magical abilities and Max’s past with the Plumbers resurfaces, the team finds themselves targeted by a mysterious force with a dangerous interest in the Omnitrix. Blending action, humor, and original music, *Ben 10: The Musical* explores what happens when even a seasoned hero starts to lose control—and what it truly means to grow beyond who you used to be. Because being a hero isn’t just about the power you wield… it’s about the choices you make when everything is on the line.

SDS (Animated Series)

In a chaotic supernatural city where temptation rules everything, the Seven Deadly Sins aren’t just concepts—they’re powerful rulers who control every corner of the underworld. Pride, the elegant and commanding leader, governs the city from a towering palace and believes the Sins should rule with absolute authority. But the other Sins—each wildly different—make that nearly impossible. Lust runs the city’s dazzling nightlife and entertainment empire. Greed controls the financial world through casinos, deals, and shady business. Wrath commands the brutal enforcement forces that keep order through fear. Envy lurks in the shadows, manipulating rumors, secrets, and rivalries. Gluttony hosts the biggest parties and feasts in the underworld. Sloth, rarely leaving their couch, somehow knows more than anyone else. Despite their constant fighting and clashing personalities, the Sins maintain a fragile balance that keeps their world running. But when a mysterious force begins draining the power of sin itself, the Sins realize someone—or something—is trying to erase them completely. Now the most dysfunctional rulers imaginable must work together to uncover the truth… before their kingdom—and the very idea of sin—disappears forever. SDS is a fast-paced animated series full of dark humor, wild action, chaotic friendships, and musical moments, exploring what happens when the embodiments of humanity’s worst traits are forced to become unlikely heroes.

Big Nate (2011)

**Big Nate (2011) – Synopsis** Sixth grader Nate Wright knows one thing for sure: he’s destined for greatness. Whether he’s drawing comics in his notebook, annoying his teachers, or trying to impress his longtime crush Jenny Jenkins, Nate refuses to blend in with the crowd at P.S. 38. Armed with confidence, creativity, and just enough troublemaking energy, Nate navigates the chaos of middle school alongside his loyal best friends Francis and Teddy. When Nate receives a fortune cookie that mysteriously promises he will “surpass all others today,” he becomes convinced that this is his moment to achieve legendary status. But as his school day spirals into a series of hilarious mishaps involving strict teachers, rival classmates, and unexpected embarrassments, Nate begins to realize that greatness doesn’t always look the way he imagined. As his doodles leap off the page and his imagination transforms ordinary moments into epic adventures, Nate learns lessons about friendship, resilience, and staying true to himself. Even if he doesn’t become famous overnight, Nate discovers that being yourself—and surviving middle school—is already a pretty big achievement. Based on the beloved book series and comic strip by Lincoln Peirce, *Big Nate* is a heartfelt and hilarious coming-of-age comedy about growing up, standing out, and embracing the chaos of being twelve years old.

Actresses who would play the Sunlight Sisters in K-Pop Demon Hunters...

Any suggestions for who would play the Sunlight Sisters if they had more screen time in the movie... (if there were flashbacks)?

Big Hero 6 (MCU)

In the wake of multiversal disruptions that have shaken the world, Tokyo becomes the center of a dangerous surge in dark-dimensional energy. When the malevolent entity Everwraith begins tearing through the city with powers drawn from corrupted Darkforce energy, Japan’s intelligence agency activates a covert new superhuman initiative. Teen robotics prodigy Hiro Takachiho (Dylan Henry Lau) is pulled into the chaos when his bio-engineered guardian Baymax (voiced by Richard Ayoade) transforms into a powerful armored protector. Soon Hiro joins forces with no-nonsense speedster GoGo Tomago (Momona Tamada), quantum-chemist Honey Lemon (Thalia Tran), shape-shifting kaiju-style powerhouse Fredzilla (Kaido Lee Roberts), and disciplined energy-sword warrior Wasabi No-Ginger (Dallas James Liu). As Everwraith attempts to rip open a dimensional rift above Tokyo, the newly assembled team must confront their own limitations, rising threats, and the emotional weight of what it means to be heroes. United by purpose, they evolve into Big Hero 6—Japan’s first official MCU-era superteam. A bold, PG-13, comics-accurate reimagining, Big Hero 6 extends the Marvel Cinematic Universe into a new global frontier, produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by 20th Century Studios.

10 Things I Hate About You: The Animated Series (2024 - Present)

Set in modern-day Seattle, the story follows the Stratford sisters — the sharp-witted, fiercely independent Kat and her charming, image-obsessed younger sister Bianca — as they navigate high school life in an era of viral fame, social algorithms, and ever-evolving ideas of love and identity. When new student Patrick Verona transfers to Padua High, his reputation as a mysterious loner immediately clashes with Kat’s no-nonsense worldview. Meanwhile, hopeless romantic Cameron James tries (and fails, repeatedly) to win Bianca’s attention while surviving the chaos of adolescence. Over the course of ten emotionally charged episodes, the characters discover that growing up isn’t about rebellion or romance alone — it’s about learning to see yourself clearly, even when the world’s expectations cloud your reflection. Rendered with expressive, anime-inspired visuals by Studio MiR, the series blends heartfelt storytelling, humor, and music into a vivid portrait of Gen-Z teenage life. 10 Things I Hate About You: The Animated Series reintroduces the classic themes of sisterhood, vulnerability, and self-discovery for a new generation of viewers.

Korra (2016)

In a world divided by four elements—Water, Earth, Fire, and Air—one girl holds the power to unite them all. When a mysterious masked leader named Amon (played by a brooding, over-dramatic star) rises to strip benders of their gifts, the fate of Republic City hangs in the balance. Enter Korra (Megan Fox), a rebellious young woman destined to become the Avatar—the one person who can master all four elements. Guided by the wise but weary Airbender Tenzin, and joined by unlikely allies Mako and Bolin, Korra must confront her destiny, battle against oppression, and unlock the power within. But as the lines between friend and foe blur, and the truth about the Avatar’s legacy is revealed, Korra discovers that the greatest battle she faces may be with herself. From visionary director M. Night Shyamalan comes a breathtaking reimagining of Nickelodeon’s beloved animated series. Packed with stunning visuals, high-stakes action, and a bold new take on the Avatar legend, Korra is the must-see cinematic event of the year. “One girl. Four elements. No legend.”

Good Boys (2008)

Meet Max, Lucas, and Thor—three sixth-graders with big dreams, bigger mouths, and absolutely no clue how the real world works. When Max scores an invite to his first “kissing party,” the boys set out on a suburban adventure to learn the fine art of romance. But after a drone mishap, an accidental drug run-in, and a paintball war with the local high schoolers, their simple plan spirals completely out of control. Armed with questionable advice, wild imaginations, and a whole lot of bad decisions, the Good Boys must survive one outrageous misadventure after another—without getting grounded for life. Hilarious, raunchy, and shockingly heartfelt, Good Boys is an R-rated animated comedy that proves childhood ends… right after school.

ATLA (2026)

In a world divided by the four elements—Water, Earth, Fire, and Air—the balance of peace is shattered when the Fire Nation declares war on the world. Hope seems lost until a young boy named Aang, the long-lost Avatar, awakens from a hundred years in slumber. Alongside siblings Katara and Sokka, and later joined by fierce warrior Toph, Aang sets out on a perilous journey to master all four elements and bring harmony back to the world. But destiny is never simple. Haunted by the past and driven by honor, Prince Zuko hunts Aang at every turn, while the cunning and merciless Princess Azula rises to tighten the Fire Nation’s grip. Told with sweeping visuals and brought to life through soaring original songs, heart-stirring ballads, and high-energy ensemble numbers, this musical reimagining of the beloved classic captures the spirit of friendship, courage, and destiny like never before. At its heart, this is the story of a boy who didn’t want to be a hero, and the friends who helped him believe he could change the world.

Pokemon: Echoes of Evolution (2026)

When aspiring trainer Ash Ketchum discovers a mysterious melody tied to his past, he sets out on a musical journey to become a new kind of Pokémon Master. Joined by Misty, Brock, and his loyal partner Pikachu, Ash must battle through the Harmony League, face off against the villainous Team Rocket, and unlock the ancient power of music that could change the world of Pokémon forever. In this live-action musical adventure, evolution is more than power — it’s harmony

The Boondocks Season 4 (2011 - 2012)

As America enters the social media age, the Freeman family faces a new wave of chaos in Woodcrest. With Granddad engaged to Jennifer Winfrey and her genius son Elias moving in, Huey finds himself clashing with a new ideological rival. Meanwhile, Riley forms a mischievous trio with new friends Louis and Cedric, chasing internet clout through YouTube and Instagram. Jazmine DuBois begins finding her voice with the help of her bold new best friend Estelle. Together, they navigate identity and girlhood in a world of digital trends, race politics, and performative activism. Uncle Ruckus becomes a viral Tea Party pundit, and the Wuncler family tightens their grip on Woodcrest through tech surveillance and gentrification. The season builds to a two-part finale where Huey is framed as a domestic threat. With help from Elias, Riley, Estelle, and Cedric, he must stop a bomb plot, clear his name, and — for the first time — show up for graduation.

Gravity Falls: The Movie (2025)

When 12-year-old twins Dipper and Mabel Pines are sent to spend the summer with their eccentric great-uncle Stan in the remote town of Gravity Falls, Oregon, they expect boredom and chores. But that all changes when Dipper discovers a mysterious journal in the woods — one filled with secrets, cryptids, and coded warnings of danger. As the twins unravel Gravity Falls’ bizarre history and supernatural activity, they team up with teenage slacker Wendy, lovable handyman Soos, and the ever-suspicious Grunkle Stan. But lurking behind the town's weirdness is a powerful entity from another dimension: the triangle-shaped trickster Bill Cipher — voiced by original series creator Alex Hirsch. Reality begins to unravel, secrets come to light, and the fate of the world could rest on the shoulders of two kids who just wanted a quiet summer.

Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2026)

In 1914, brilliant but overlooked linguist Milo Thatch (Timothée Chalamet) is determined to fulfill his late grandfather’s lifelong dream — discovering the lost city of Atlantis. When eccentric millionaire Preston Whitmore (John Malkovich) funds a daring expedition, Milo joins a team of specialists led by the cunning Commander Rourke (Josh Brolin) and the enigmatic Lieutenant Helga Sinclair (Margot Robbie). As the crew dives deep beneath the ocean, they uncover breathtaking wonders — and lurking dangers. When they finally reach Atlantis, Milo meets the fierce and intelligent Princess Kida Nedakh (Amber Midthunder), who holds the key to the city’s ancient power. But what begins as a mission of discovery spirals into a race against time, as betrayal threatens to destroy the Atlantean people and their sacred legacy. With allies like the warm-hearted Dr. Sweet (Michael Jai White), explosive expert Vinny (Pedro Pascal), sarcastic engineer Audrey (Xochitl Gomez), and eccentric geologist Mole (Jack Black), Milo must rise beyond theory and history — and fight for a future worth believing in.

ThunderCats Ho! (2026)

In a distant galaxy, the noble feline humanoids known as the ThunderCats are forced to flee their homeworld of Thundera after it is destroyed by a mysterious cosmic force unleashed by their arch-nemesis, Mumm-Ra, an ancient sorcerer of death and decay. Crash-landing on the untamed world of Third Earth, young Lion-O (Henry Cavill), heir to the Sword of Omens, must rise into his destiny as Lord of the ThunderCats. Haunted by self-doubt and the shadow of his father’s legacy, Lion-O finds himself tested as ancient enemies and unexpected allies emerge from the wilds of Third Earth. Beside him stand the wise and inventive Panthro (Michael Jai White), the lightning-fast mystic Cheetara (Margot Robbie), the cunning illusionist Tygra (Simu Liu), and the mischievous but brave twins Wilykit (Salish Matter) and Wilykat (Gordon Cormier). As Mumm-Ra gains power from the ancient Spirits of Evil and seeks to remake Third Earth in his undead image, the ThunderCats must unite displaced races, awaken ancient technologies, and harness the mystical power of the Eye of Thundera to stop him. Old loyalties are tested, secrets of Thundera’s past come to light, and Lion-O must embrace his destiny—not as a child with a king’s weapon, but as a true leader. In a climactic battle that spans the skies, seas, and ruins of ancient civilizations, the ThunderCats rally for a final stand. The war cry echoes once more: "ThunderCats, Ho!"

Steven Universe: Rise of The Crystal Gems (2026)

In a world where magic meets music, fourteen-year-old Steven Universe (Dom Innarella) discovers that his destiny is far greater than the small beach town of Beach City. Born half-human, half-Gem, Steven inherits a powerful legacy from his late mother, Rose Quartz — a rebel warrior who led the Crystal Gems in a battle for Earth’s freedom. But when a mysterious invader from Gem Homeworld threatens to erase Earth’s history and rebuild it from its shattered ruins, Steven must learn what it truly means to protect the planet — not just with strength, but with compassion, empathy, and song. Guided by the graceful and perfectionist Pearl (Ariana Grande), the wise and formidable Garnet (Cynthia Erivo), and the chaotic heart of the team, Amethyst (Kelly Clarkson), Steven embarks on an epic journey of self-discovery. As melodies intertwine with battle cries, and ancient magic clashes with modern emotion, Steven must face his greatest challenge yet: embracing his identity and choosing love over legacy. A vibrant, heartfelt musical adventure bursting with color, power, and unforgettable songs, Steven Universe: The Movie brings the beloved animated series to dazzling live-action life — for fans old and new.

The Boondocks (Season 5/2016)

After a lengthy hiatus, The Boondocks is back, and Woodcrest is about to get a whole lot more crowded – and complicated. Season 5 introduces a new dynamic to the Freeman household with the arrival of Robert Freeman's new wife, Jennifer Winfrey-Freeman, and her son, Elias. While Huey grapples with newfound allies and Riley continues his quest for street cred, Robert struggles to adjust to married life and the challenges of raising a stepson who's anything but ordinary.

Voltron: The Movie (2001)

In 2001, a time when anxieties about Y2K still lingered and the world wrestled with the dawn of a new millennium, 20th Century Fox unleashed 'Voltron: The Movie,' a live-action adaptation of the classic anime. The film introduces a young, rebellious Keith Kogane (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a prodigious pilot haunted by his father's mysterious disappearance. He finds solace and adventure with his best friend, the charismatic and quick-witted Lance McClain (Frankie Muniz), as they both compete for the affections of the beautiful and enigmatic Princess Allura (Anne Hathaway). When a strange energy signature is detected in the Alaskan wilderness, Keith, Lance, and the tech-savvy Pidge (Shia LaBeouf) are recruited by the secretive Galaxy Garrison. There, they encounter the gentle giant Hunk Garrett (Kenan Thompson) and the stoic, seasoned pilot Sven Holgersson (Orlando Bloom), each possessing a unique skill and a troubled past. Little do they know, they are the chosen ones, destined to pilot the five legendary Lion robots and unite them to form Voltron, the only hope against the ruthless Zarkon and his Drule empire, who seek to conquer Earth and plunge the galaxy into darkness. As they learn to master their Lions and work together as a team, Keith and his friends must overcome their personal demons and unlock the true power of Voltron before Zarkon's forces overwhelm them.

The Boondocks (2005 - 2018) AU

In the deceptively tranquil suburb of Woodcrest, nestled amongst manicured lawns and cookie-cutter houses, a storm is brewing. Robert 'Granddad' Freeman, a curmudgeonly veteran with a penchant for the old ways, envisioned a serene retirement after relocating his grandsons from the gritty South Side of Chicago. He dreamt of golf courses and Bingo nights, far removed from the chaos of urban life. However, his carefully laid plans are immediately derailed by his grandsons: Huey, a precocious and socially conscious 10-year-old revolutionary armed with a sharp intellect, and Riley, an 8-year-old embodiment of modern rap culture, whose misguided hero worship of gangsta life keeps him perpetually on the brink of trouble. Adding another layer to this unconventional family dynamic is Elias Slater, Granddad's adopted 16-year-old son, a cynical and quick-witted teenager navigating the complexities of adolescence while constantly trying to mediate his younger brothers' antics. While Huey and Riley wage war on each other and the unsuspecting residents of Woodcrest, their antics are often met with Granddad's own brand of eccentric discipline, resulting in a household perpetually teetering on the edge of hilarious anarchy. Even with Elias playing older brother and mediator, these boys continue to get into trouble with the locals.