What animated Disney movies that never got a TV series spinoff could have worked with a spinoff animated series.
Before I get to the subject at hand, let me quickly talk about a couple of them that did, Aladdin works great, despite no Jafar but still works, it has that period when Aladdin and Jasmine are engaged but not married yet, that you could do a series in that time line. The Little Mermaid doesn't in my opinion, the story has such as beginning, middle, and end, post happily ever after series rarely work, nor a prequel, I am not interested in Arial's life pre movie. But that is just my opinion. And to the two Lion King based shows count as either focused on Simba?
Anyway let's start, obviously The Incredibles, this super hero family going on adventures, why wouldn't that work as a series. Why that never happened I will never understand.
The Rescuers, the premise works here, weather you want to do pre Down Under or post Down Under with Bernard and Bianca's relationship status either being engaged or not doesn't matter to me. As we saw with Aladdin it could with "engaged" characters. I already have a couple of voice actors in mind for the leads if this was made in the 90's. Jim Cummings and Tress MacNelle, with Rob Paulsen as Ornville.
Speaking of, Oliver and Company, it is a rare case of post happily ever after placement working. And yes in my mind Oliver and Company is in the same universe as The Rescuers, fight me on it, so crossovers with The Rescuers, even if you don't do a series, an episode of The Rescuers with these characters in it, is good enough for me.
Before I get to the subject at hand, let me quickly talk about a couple of them that did, Aladdin works great, despite no Jafar but still works, it has that period when Aladdin and Jasmine are engaged but not married yet, that you could do a series in that time line. The Little Mermaid doesn't in my opinion, the story has such as beginning, middle, and end, post happily ever after series rarely work, nor a prequel, I am not interested in Arial's life pre movie. But that is just my opinion. And to the two Lion King based shows count as either focused on Simba?
Anyway let's start, obviously The Incredibles, this super hero family going on adventures, why wouldn't that work as a series. Why that never happened I will never understand.
The Rescuers, the premise works here, weather you want to do pre Down Under or post Down Under with Bernard and Bianca's relationship status either being engaged or not doesn't matter to me. As we saw with Aladdin it could with "engaged" characters. I already have a couple of voice actors in mind for the leads if this was made in the 90's. Jim Cummings and Tress MacNelle, with Rob Paulsen as Ornville.
Speaking of, Oliver and Company, it is a rare case of post happily ever after placement working. And yes in my mind Oliver and Company is in the same universe as The Rescuers, fight me on it, so crossovers with The Rescuers, even if you don't do a series, an episode of The Rescuers with these characters in it, is good enough for me.