Netflix's next Dreamworks series can either be Miguel, Tulio

>>91433647
What about a house of mouse type show with Dreamworks characters?

>>91433647
Megamind, as I've never heard of whatever the other thing is and the movie was mildly enjoyable.

>>91433647
Megamind, mostly so they can get Keith David back as that disco-themed villain from the game.

>>91433647

Bee Movie series, but it's a tongue-in-cheek parody.

>>91433726
>I've never heard of whatever the other thing
You never watched the Road to El Dorado?

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>>91433647
They finished their twelve series contract. Their last series is going to be a girl's show spinoff of Spirit.

>>91433647
The El Dorado series, no question. Disappointed by the shit taste ITT.

>>91433647
Megamind.
Just feels like it has more in place to support a series.

I liked Road to El Dorado but I admit at least some of that was the animation.
I just can't imagine it working as well as a series.

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>>91437251
Well, they like working with Netflix so much they are highly likely to do more.
Though I wonder what will change now that they are outside of the deal and thus aren't just getting a bunch of free money guaranteed no matter what they make.

>>91437646
I feel similarly. If the series could maintain the movie-level animation quality then I would KILL for the El Dorado one. But since that wouldn't be likely it's more of a toss up for me.

>>91433647
El Dorado. Because Age of Discovery-era Mesoamerica is an interesting setting for a show, and because the movie never really got the love it deserved, and because I've actually never seen Megamind. We are fairly inundated with cape media by this point, though, however well-handled it might end up.