Pixar at D23 2026: Gatto, Incredibles 3, Coco 2 and More
Pixar's D23 slate: Gatto (new film, March 2027), Incredibles 3 (June 2028), Lilo & Stitch 2 (May 2028), and Coco 2 (November 2029) — everything revealed.

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Pixar’s Next Four Years, All Announced at Once
Pixar used D23 2026 to lay out its release slate through 2029: a brand-new original film, Gatto, alongside sequel updates for three established franchises — Incredibles 3, Lilo & Stitch 2 and Coco 2.
Why It Matters for Dads
Gatto is the one worth watching closest: an original Pixar film (not a sequel) with a hand-painted, brushstroke-influenced art style from the director of Luca, one of Pixar’s most purely charming recent films. Original Pixar movies are increasingly rare next to the sequel-heavy slate around it, and Casarosa’s track record for warm, low-stakes coming-of-age stories set in Italy makes this one of the more promising family-watch prospects on this list.
The sequel news is a genuine mixed bag for planning purposes. Incredibles 3 finally moving to the next generation — Dash proving himself in a new superhero league, with the returning Edna Mode as a hook — is the most anticipated by far given how long the wait has been since 2018’s Incredibles 2. Lilo & Stitch 2 starting production in Hawaii this year with the original director back is a good sign for quality over a rushed cash-in. Coco 2, on the other hand, sits three years out (November 2029) — worth knowing about, not worth planning around yet.
What’s Next
No trailers for any of these four — this was concept art (Gatto), casting/plot details (Incredibles 3, Coco 2) and a production update (Lilo & Stitch 2). Gatto is the nearest release; expect a first trailer well before its March 2027 date.
The Dadnology Take
A new original film getting equal billing next to three sequels is the right instinct from Pixar, and Gatto’s Luca pedigree makes it the one to actually get excited about here. The sequels range from overdue-and-welcome (Incredibles 3) to comfortably-far-out (Coco 2) — worth bookmarking, not worth clearing your 2027-2029 calendar for yet.
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