Megamind Sequel TV Series Officially Is Confirmed
Finally, the sequel series of the well-liked cartoon supervillain Megamind franchise has a release date.
The sequel received a new poster announcing the debut in a fresh issue of Kidscreen Magazine, according to The Direct. The 2024 cover art has the titular Megamind posed in classic supervillain style, staring at the viewer while holding his hands in a pyramid. In contrast to the previously revealed Megamind's Guide to Burning Your City, the title used on the poster is simply Megamind Squeal TV Series. It's presently uncertain if the show's title has changed or if the new graphic is merely using a placeholder.
As of this writing, Dreamworks has only provided a cursory synopsis of the Megamind television series. The clever villain-turned-hero in the novel will change careers to become a social media influencer, which will have many unanticipated effects. Whether Will Ferrell will reprise his role as Megamind in the TV adaptation is unknown, but Eric Fogel and JD Ryznar, as well as Megamind authors Alan Schoolcraft and Brent Simons, will serve as executive producers.
The 2010 film Megamind tells the story of the titular extraterrestrial, a spoof of the DC villains Lex Luthor and Brainiac, as he explores his place in Metro City. He is first seen negatively by society owing to his blue skin and enormous intellect, but he finally vanquishes Metro Man, a dummy for Superman, and establishes his dominance over the planet. Despite winning, Megamind starts to feel down and hopeless since he has no one to stop him from carrying out his terrible schemes. The villain and Metro Man must team up to stop the fanatical Tighten when his scheme to establish a new superhero fails.
Megamind turned out to be a huge hit for Dreamworks, earning $321.88 million worldwide against a $130 million budget. While reviews of the cartoon blockbuster were divided and some noted that the plot frequently borrowed from earlier films and lacked originality, Megamind's first journey was a triumph for viewers. The movie went on to develop a devoted audience and is the inspiration for many online memes.
Although a precise release date has not yet been decided, the Megamind animated series is scheduled to debut in 2024.
The sequel received a new poster announcing the debut in a fresh issue of Kidscreen Magazine, according to The Direct. The 2024 cover art has the titular Megamind posed in classic supervillain style, staring at the viewer while holding his hands in a pyramid. In contrast to the previously revealed Megamind's Guide to Burning Your City, the title used on the poster is simply Megamind Squeal TV Series. It's presently uncertain if the show's title has changed or if the new graphic is merely using a placeholder.
As of this writing, Dreamworks has only provided a cursory synopsis of the Megamind television series. The clever villain-turned-hero in the novel will change careers to become a social media influencer, which will have many unanticipated effects. Whether Will Ferrell will reprise his role as Megamind in the TV adaptation is unknown, but Eric Fogel and JD Ryznar, as well as Megamind authors Alan Schoolcraft and Brent Simons, will serve as executive producers.
The 2010 film Megamind tells the story of the titular extraterrestrial, a spoof of the DC villains Lex Luthor and Brainiac, as he explores his place in Metro City. He is first seen negatively by society owing to his blue skin and enormous intellect, but he finally vanquishes Metro Man, a dummy for Superman, and establishes his dominance over the planet. Despite winning, Megamind starts to feel down and hopeless since he has no one to stop him from carrying out his terrible schemes. The villain and Metro Man must team up to stop the fanatical Tighten when his scheme to establish a new superhero fails.
Megamind turned out to be a huge hit for Dreamworks, earning $321.88 million worldwide against a $130 million budget. While reviews of the cartoon blockbuster were divided and some noted that the plot frequently borrowed from earlier films and lacked originality, Megamind's first journey was a triumph for viewers. The movie went on to develop a devoted audience and is the inspiration for many online memes.
Although a precise release date has not yet been decided, the Megamind animated series is scheduled to debut in 2024.
Share this article
Advertisement