Beloved to almost every 90s kid, The Disney Afternoon has already seen one fantastic reboot in the former of the excellent new Ducktales and now Chip N Dale gets their shot at a comeback with the absolutely hilarious and thoroughly meta new Disney+ movie, Chip N Dale: Rescue Rangers.

Chip and Dale return after 30 years in a new Rescue Rangers movie from The Lonely Island guys coming to Disney+ as the iconic duo reunite to find a lost castmate who has gone missing and travel a very Roger Rabbit style Los Angeles full of fellow toons (including Roger himself).

A dark age falls on the world when a mystical plant is discovered, granting those with a greed for power to untether their desires. A perilous force grows across the lands, striking down kingdoms and the innocent to a great evil. A few will stand against the rising threat to prevent the total corruption of mankind in The Spine of Night.

Based on the decades-long fan-favorite comic series, Disney+’s What If? explores different spins on the MCU, like what if Peggy Carter was the super-soldier, what if T’Challa joined the Guardians of the Galaxy, or what if Loki was the one who wielded Mjolnir?

The “true” story of the American Revolution will be revealed on Netflix just in time for the Fourth of July with America: The Motion Picture, starring Channing Tatum as George Washington.

An homage to the works of Ralph Bakshi and Frank Franzetta, The Spine of Night is a rotoscoped, mature animated fantasy movie that is debuting next week at the digital SXSW festival and features the voices of Richard E. Grant, Lucy Lawless, Patton Oswalt, Joe Manganiello, Betty Gabriel and more.

Netflix puts a new spin on World War II with the rotoscoped animation of The Liberator, which follows the men of the 45th Infantry Division aka The Thunderbirds, as they battled from Sicily to deep into Nazi occupied Europe.

Tim Miller and David Fincher are bringing what looks like an insane group of animated sci-fi shorts to Netflix in March with the anthology series Love, Death and Robots.