The Star Trek Day of the year came with some great news while we prepare for the 60th anniversary in 2026. Paramount has dropped a lot of ads today, including the first Lego collaboration ever and a brand new series of YouTube made only for children.
The LEGO project has Star Trek Fans are enthusiastic, but no detail has yet been shared. A press release made fun of the fact that more information is coming “soon” together with a short video to make people hypotheses. Considering the massive LEGO line of Star Wars, the possibilities for Star Trek sets seem unlimited.
Paramount Aldo revealed Star Trek: ScoutAn animated YouTube series designed for preschool children. According to the official version:
“Developed and produced by Nickelodeon Digital Studio in association with the CBS Studios, Star Trek: Scouts follows three 8 -year -old friends, Jr, Spocket and Roo, while they train to become future explorers of stars, going to epic missions, out of the world that push them to discover, grow and bold!”
The first two episodes, each from 3 to four minutes, are already available on Nickelodeon’s Blaze and Monster Machines YouTube Channel. The remaining 18 episodes will be launched next year.
Star Trek It will also be present in the next rose parade on New Year’s day in Pasadena, giving fans around the world a look at a 60th anniversary cart and helping to promote the new live-action series series Starfleet Academy.
That show still aims at a premiere “at the beginning of 2026”, while Strange new worlds Wraps his third season on September 11th. The seasons four and five are already on site.
Today it also marks the launch of Star Trek: Khana scripted podcast that dives into the background that leads to Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Naveen Andrews Voices Khan, united by Star Trek: Voyager‘S Tim Russ Like Liahmign Tuvok and the legendary George Takei As Captain Sulu.
New episodes take from Monday to 3 November through the Podcast platforms and the Star Trek YouTube channel.
Fans can also wait for the new trek partnership with webtoon, which will introduce digital comics with original stories. Paramount says that this initiative is designed to connect “with a new audience by launching original stories that touch universal genres and themes based in the world of Star Trek”.
To make sure that nobody is missing the fun of the 60th anniversary, Paramount has launched a special online hub to keep track of all these ads. With this being only the first wave of revelations, we will soon hold back our fingers for some cinematographic news.
By Joey Gour
Source: Geek Tyrant
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