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Netflix Adapts Zootopia IP into New Adult Animated Series

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What happened

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Netflix is adapting the Zootopia intellectual property into a new three-season animated series intended for an adult audience. The original 2016 Zootopia movie grossed over $1.025 billion worldwide. The franchise continued with Zootopia 2, which earned approximately $1.9 billion globally.

From screenrant.com

Why it matters

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The adaptation leverages the Zootopia IP, which is known for its social commentary and high commercial success. This move increases competitive pressure on The Walt Disney Company and drives investment and activity within the Hollywood industry.

From screenrant.com

Who's involved

  • NetflixDeveloping the new series based on the Zootopia intellectual property.
  • The Walt Disney CompanyOwner of the Zootopia intellectual property.
  • HollywoodIndustry where the production takes place and competes with streaming services.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Disney+Speculative

    Disney+ could face increased competitive pressure on market share due to Netflix's content strategy.

  • HBOSpeculative

    HBO might see increased competition for subscriber base from Netflix's new content.

  • HollywoodSpeculative

    Hollywood could see increased investment and activity driven by Netflix's major IP production.

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