Netflix reveals a wildly ambitious animation: Magic the Gathering, Ghostbusters, Minecraft, Clash of Clans and more

Netflix has just launched one of its most ambitious animation lists, offering an early peek in a formation that covers everything from Grytty Ghostbusters and magical walkers of plants for animal meetings and fantasy war zones in the workplace.

The revelations arrived during the studio panel full of streamers at the Annecy Festival, where Netflix highlighted the projects aimed at every demography, from the preschool children of Dr. Seuss to infanating animations for adults.

Here is a rupture of the key titles that stole the show:

Magic: The Gathering

One of the largest Netflix swing is a temptular adaptation of Magic: The Gathering. Dylan Thomas Hyped the Project as “an epic fantasy saga … with Terry Matalas leading Scripture, Oscar winner Patrick Osborne direction and Simon Rogers like our artistic director. “The show was developed with CG Powerhouse Digic in Budapest.

Ghostbusters

Netflix is ​​collaborating with Sony Pictures Animation for a brand new Ghostbusters Animated series and it seems nothing like what fans could expect. “This is” ghostbusters “as you have never seen it,” he said Dominique Bazay. The show was animated by Flying Bark (Sydney) and a new team in Madrid. Bazay added: “Our goal is never photojournalism but something tactile and tangible”, while it previewed the concept art that shows a stylized and gritty New York.

Blue Eye Samurai Season 2

The bloody and beautiful drama of Samurai is returning, serious and more intense than before. “Even if I can’t say a lot,” Thomas has made fun of, “I will say that somehow the scripts and storyboards are more crazy, they are bigger and even more overhaul than the season 1.” According to reports, a short sizzling coil confirmed precisely this.

Minecraft

Netflix Minecraft adaptation was built from scratch with Mojang Studios and fans can expect something fresh but faithful. Bazay said: “Obviously, they want to do something authentic and familiar to Minecraft, but also to create a universe that is a new experience for fans”. According to reports, some images shown have obtained that can be heard audible from the crowd.

Clash di clan

The successful mobile game is reinvented as … a comedy in the workplace. Yes, really. “We will transform this wild world of the fantastic world to clash into a comedy in the workplace,” confirmed Bazay, with the moles Fletcher and Ron Weiner. It is a tonal pivot and, if done well, it could be a total explosion.

Stranger Things: Tales since ’85

Flying Bark is also animating this nostalgic spin -ff of the Stranger Things universe. John Derderian explained: “We want to create cinematographic masterwork in series form”. Dominique Bazay added: “Eric is working with Duffer Brothers to bring Hawkins, Indian, in animation … is a very beautiful thing”.

Splinter Cell: Deathwatch

Sam Fisher’s animated debut is in good hands. “This is really one of the most visceral shows that we produced in adult animation,” said Thomas. The show, based on Ubisoft’s invisible franchise, has been described as a true international collaboration.

To make it short

Raphael Bob-Waksberg (Bojack Horseman) returns with a long history, a ambitious family comedy. “It’s equally ambitious, hilarious and original,” said the head of adult comedy Billy Wee. According to reports, a premiere clip made the room laugh hard.

Infested hotel

From Dan Harmon, Matt Roller, Chris McKennaAND Steve Levy he arrives Infested hotelA horror comedy that blends an irreverent tone with a dynamic cast of ghosts. “It’s a terrifying and hilarious horror comedy,” Wee said.

Coupling season

From the team behind Big mouth, Coupling season He takes the courtship of animals and transforms it into an adult romantic comedy. Nick Kroll described him as “an animated comedy for adults on the appointments and on the search for love that is set in the world of animals with absolutely adorable and completely horny forest creatures”. According to reports, the initial pencil test was a success.

Dr. Seuss Fleechol Slate

Netflix is ​​going all-in on Seuss with Blue fish red fish, Horton!and a long -lasting special of The Sneetches. Heather Tilert He said these shows “they came from a very specific and passionate creator point of view”, defining the sneetches “an extraordinary 44 -minute special … a great introduction to the night of family cinema”.

Samuel

The panel opened with the announcement of SamuelAn animated adaptation of French comics. “Great stories are universal and we are the Studio without Netflix borders,” said Derderian.

Netflix is ​​doubling the animation in all genres. From fantasy to comedy, in preschool age to horror, there is something that everyone can have fun.