Pixar Announces 'Coco 2': Release Date, Plot Rumors & What to Expect
- Prithwish Satpati
- Mar 21
- 2 min read
Disney Confirms 'Coco 2' is in Development
Disney and Pixar have officially announced that a sequel to their beloved 2017 animated film, Coco, is in the works. During Disney’s annual shareholder meeting, CEO Bob Iger revealed that 'Coco 2' is in early development, with a tentative release date set for 2029. The news, first reported by Variety, has already sparked excitement among fans eager to revisit the vibrant, music-filled world of the original film.

What We Know About 'Coco 2' So Far
According to IGN, 'Coco 2' will continue the story of Miguel, the young aspiring musician who discovered his family's hidden legacy in the Land of the Dead. While Pixar has not confirmed specific plot details, speculation suggests the sequel may explore Miguel’s life as a young adult, the evolving role of music in his family, and possibly new adventures in the afterlife.
The Legacy of 'Coco' and Why a Sequel Makes Sense
The original Coco was a massive hit, grossing over $800 million worldwide and winning two Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song ("Remember Me"). Its emotional story and rich representation of Mexican culture and Día de los Muertos traditions resonated deeply with audiences. Given its cultural impact, Pixar's decision to greenlight a sequel aligns with fan demand for more storytelling in this beloved universe.
Possible Cast and Crew for 'Coco 2'
While there is no official confirmation on returning cast members, Anthony Gonzalez, who voiced Miguel in the original film, could potentially reprise his role. Fans also hope to see familiar characters like Héctor, Mamá Coco, and Ernesto de la Cruz in some capacity.

'Coco 2' Release Date & What’s Next
With a 2029 release date, 'Coco 2' is still years away from hitting theaters, but the announcement alone has generated immense buzz. Fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on the film’s plot, cast, and first-look trailers in the coming years. For more details, check out Los Angeles Times.
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