Everything Announced By Disney And Pixar At The D23 2026 Expo

Throughout the day, a flood of announcements has been surfacing online following the major D23 2026 event.

Earlier, the event unveiled a Kingdom Hearts anime, confirmed the launch window for Kingdom Hearts 4, and presented several Marvel projects, notably a forthcoming X‑Men film.

Below is a roundup of the additional Disney and Pixar titles—whether fresh releases or sequels—that were announced during the day.

Although the film is slated for a September release next year, Disney’s president and chief creative officer, Dana Walden, offered the audience an exclusive preview.

Rumor has it that the younger members of the Parr family will take center stage as Violet and Dash forge their own paths.

A fresh #D23 teaser reveals the Parrs, alongside Frozone and Edna, returning for the third installment, complete with brand‑new concept sketches.

The film is slated to conclude the trilogy, with a release scheduled for the U.S. summer season in just under two years—between June and August.

Meanwhile, Pixar fans are thrilled to learn that the beloved film ‘Coco’ will receive a sequel, marking a significant return to a cherished story.

In 2029, Pixar will bring the beloved Land of the Dead back to life with Coco 2, showcasing Miguel in fresh concept art unveiled at D23.

Set a few years after the original, the sequel will reunite Coco with the Land of the Dead, featuring Ernesto de la Cruz again, voiced by Benjamin Bratt, and is slated for a November 2029 release.

Beyond the charming, self‑recorded found‑footage aesthetic showcased in the reveal trailer, little else is known about Ghost Market, aside from its 2028 release date.

Pixar is officially venturing into the supernatural with its inaugural ghost film, Ghost Market, scheduled to debut in Spring 2028.