The Nerd StashThe Nerd Stash
  • TNS Originals
    • Interviews
  • Game Guides
  • Gaming
    • Game News
    • Game Previews
    • Game Reviews
    • Game Features
    • Game Lists
    • Platforms
      • Nintendo
      • PC
      • PlayStation
      • Xbox
      • Mobile
  • Movies
    • Movie News
    • Movie Features
    • Movie Lists
    • Movie Reviews
  • TV
    • TV News
    • TV Features
    • TV Lists
    • TV Reviews
  • Celebrity
    • Celebrity News
    • Pop Culture
  • Reality TV
    • Reality TV News
    • Reality TV Features
    • Reality TV Lists
  • Anime
  • Comics
  • Comic News
  • Lists
  • Podcasts
  • Reviews
  • Tech
  • Tech Reviews
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Careers
Reading: Disney Has a Completed Alien vs. Predator Anime That Won’t Be Released
Share
Aa
The Nerd StashThe Nerd Stash
Aa
Search The Nerd Stash
  • TNS Originals
    • Interviews
  • Game Guides
  • Gaming
    • Game News
    • Game Previews
    • Game Reviews
    • Game Features
    • Game Lists
    • Platforms
  • Movies
    • Movie News
    • Movie Features
    • Movie Lists
    • Movie Reviews
  • TV
    • TV News
    • TV Features
    • TV Lists
    • TV Reviews
  • Celebrity
    • Celebrity News
    • Pop Culture
  • Reality TV
    • Reality TV News
    • Reality TV Features
    • Reality TV Lists
Follow US
  • Join Our Team
  • Contact Us
  • Advertise Policy
  • Terms
  • Privacy Policy
  • DMCA Policy
  • About Us
  • Fact Checking Policy
  • Guidelines and Practices
  • Ethical Policies and Guidelines
© The Nerd Stash. All Rights Reserved.
The Nerd Stash > Anime > Disney Has a Completed Alien vs. Predator Anime That Won’t Be Released

Disney Has a Completed Alien vs. Predator Anime That Won’t Be Released

Jacobi Reddix
Last updated: 2023/05/20 at 7:53 AM
By Jacobi Reddix Published May 20, 2023
Share
3 Min Read
image via: space.com

According to recent reports, Disney allegedly possesses a fully completed ten-episode anime series based on the Alien vs. Predator franchise. The series is said to be ready for release, but Disney has chosen to keep it tightly under wraps.

A Predator starring down an Alien, Alien vs. Predator Anime
image via: IMDB

During a recent episode of the Perfect Organism Podcast, Joshua Izzo, the former licensing director and founder of Alien Day, shared some insights about the anime series. He also shared why it hasn’t seen the light of day. Izzo revealed that he produced the series, which was written by Eric Calderon and Dave Baker, both highly talented individuals.

The concept for an Alien vs. Predator animated series initially came from Izzo. He pitched the idea to Dave Bixler, then the head of Home Entertainment, and received his support. Izzo further presented the concept to Jeffrey Godsick, head of consumer products, with the aim of creating a direct-to-DVD animation series. The idea was to have more control over the franchise rather than waiting for sporadic theatrical releases.

After Godsick greenlit the project, Izzo began developing the series in collaboration with Home Entertainment. Storyboards were created, and the concept was fleshed out. The advantage of an animated series was that it drew from nearly 30 years of comics. This would mean that there were no rights issues to contend with.

Alien vs. Predator Anime: All the Way To the End

A director was brought in for the project. The given reports suggest Shinji Aramaki, known for his work on Halo Legends and Harlock: Space Pirate, was selected. Aramaki, who is renowned for combining 2D animation with CGI, presented a unique story pitch for the series. Collaborating with Baker and Calderon as animation consultants, Izzo and Aramaki worked on the ten episodes. These episodes are set after the events of Alien vs. Predator and Alien Resurrection.

Alien vs. Predator Anime

The plan was to distribute the episodes across three DVDs in the West, while also broadcasting them separately on Japanese television. Given Aramaki’s distinctive style, it is expected that the series would feature a blend of 2D animation and CGI.

Despite the completion of the series, the question remains as to when or if Disney will ever release it to the public. Currently, there is no official information regarding the release date or any specific plans for the anime. Fans of the Alien vs. Predator franchise can only speculate and hope that Disney will eventually decide to unveil this highly anticipated series to eager audiences worldwide.

Topics: Alien Vs Predator, anime
Jacobi Reddix May 20, 2023 May 20, 2023
Share This Article
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email Copy Link
Share
By Jacobi Reddix
Follow:
Can commonly be found playing Pokemon or watching anime.  When not doing either of those, Jacobi can also be found watching the latest horror movies or binging their untouched list of shows.

TRENDING

Kim Kardashian Warned Latest Skincare Promo Is ‘Not It’
Celebrity Celebrity News
how to find waldo moonstone island
How To Find Waldo in Moonstone Island
Game Guides Gaming Nintendo PC
How To Get The Revive Fruit In Blox Fruits & Is It Good
How To Get The Revive Fruit In Blox Fruits & Is It Good
Game Guides Gaming Mobile PC Xbox
How To Get Clay in Moonstone Island
How To Get Clay in Moonstone Island
Game Guides Gaming Nintendo PC
Patch Notes for the Mortal Kombat 1 September 27 Update - Cinematic Footage
Mortal Kombat 1 Sep. 27 Update Patch Notes
Game News Gaming Nintendo PC PlayStation Xbox
Nerd Stash
  • About Us
  • Join Our Team
  • Contact Us
  • Advertise Policy
  • DMCA Policy
  • Fact Checking Policy
  • Guidelines and Practices
  • Ethical Policies and Guidelines
  • Privacy Policy
  • Review Policy
  • Terms of Use

Follow US on Social Media

Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Youtube

© The Nerd Stash. All Rights Reserved.

Nerd Stash
  • About Us
  • Join Our Team
  • Contact Us
  • Advertise Policy
  • DMCA Policy
  • Fact Checking Policy
  • Guidelines and Practices
  • Ethical Policies and Guidelines
  • Privacy Policy
  • Review Policy
  • Terms of Use
Follow US
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?