“You’re welcome!” If you haven’t yet heard, a new “Moana” series is in the works for Disney+! This new series is set to premiere next year in 2023, and we haven’t heard much on this series since Disney announced it last year. Now, we have a new update, and it’s renewed the excitement for the new series all over again!
Disney Animation recently announced on Twitter that David G. Derrick Jr. will direct the Walt Disney Animation Studios series:
Just announced: David G. Derrick Jr. will direct Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Moana” series for @DisneyPlus. Derrick first joined Disney Animation to work on 2016's Moana, which deepened his connection with his family’s Samoan roots. pic.twitter.com/0MslhBs9OD
— Disney Animation (@DisneyAnimation) January 21, 2022
Just announced: David G. Derrick Jr. will direct Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Moana” series for @DisneyPlus. Derrick first joined Disney Animation to work on 2016’s Moana, which deepened his connection with his family’s Samoan roots.
It has also been reported that the “Moana” series will be the first project produced at the Walt Disney World Animation Studios in Vancouver. Disney remains otherwise silent on any further details with this new series, including voice casting, characters (new and returning), and plot line. Although no hard date has been set for the “Moana” series to premiere on Disney+, we can hardly wait until it starts streaming, and hopefully, there are more catchy tunes in the works as well!
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