Urge Disney to Create Blue Sky’s Rio Short Films

The Issue

In January 2022, after Disney acquired 20th Century Fox in 2019, it was announced that a new installment in the Rio franchise is officially in development for Disney+. However, many passionate fans, including myself, have been eagerly awaiting more from this vibrant world, and it's clear that the development process is taking longer than anticipated. During this time, the idea of creating short films based on Blue Sky's beloved 'Rio' can not only keep the momentum alive, but also enrich the franchise.

The 'Rio' films have been cherished by audiences worldwide for their celebration of Brazilian culture, stunning animation, and heartwarming storytelling. The vibrant characters and colorful world of 'Rio' deserve to be explored further, and short films could be a wonderful opportunity to do so. They would provide fans with more content while waiting for the next major installment, keeping the franchise in the spotlight and engaging its dedicated fan base.

Short films have proven to be effective in maintaining interest in a franchise between major releases. Disney has successfully utilized this format with other beloved series. For example, Pixar's 'Toy Story' has kept fans entertained with shorts like 'Toy Story Toons'. Bringing similar short films to the 'Rio' franchise could delight fans and introduce the enchanting world to new viewers on Disney+.

With Disney's resources and remarkable storytelling capabilities, the creation of Blue Sky's 'Rio' short films is not only possible but a highly promising avenue to explore. This initiative could also employ the talented artists and storytellers from the original Blue Sky Studios team, ensuring continuity in style and creativity.

By signing this petition, you are supporting a cherished series and encouraging Disney to take a step that benefits both fans and the company. Let's show Disney that there is a passionate audience ready to embrace more stories from the 'Rio' universe. Sign this petition to make our voices heard.

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The Issue

In January 2022, after Disney acquired 20th Century Fox in 2019, it was announced that a new installment in the Rio franchise is officially in development for Disney+. However, many passionate fans, including myself, have been eagerly awaiting more from this vibrant world, and it's clear that the development process is taking longer than anticipated. During this time, the idea of creating short films based on Blue Sky's beloved 'Rio' can not only keep the momentum alive, but also enrich the franchise.

The 'Rio' films have been cherished by audiences worldwide for their celebration of Brazilian culture, stunning animation, and heartwarming storytelling. The vibrant characters and colorful world of 'Rio' deserve to be explored further, and short films could be a wonderful opportunity to do so. They would provide fans with more content while waiting for the next major installment, keeping the franchise in the spotlight and engaging its dedicated fan base.

Short films have proven to be effective in maintaining interest in a franchise between major releases. Disney has successfully utilized this format with other beloved series. For example, Pixar's 'Toy Story' has kept fans entertained with shorts like 'Toy Story Toons'. Bringing similar short films to the 'Rio' franchise could delight fans and introduce the enchanting world to new viewers on Disney+.

With Disney's resources and remarkable storytelling capabilities, the creation of Blue Sky's 'Rio' short films is not only possible but a highly promising avenue to explore. This initiative could also employ the talented artists and storytellers from the original Blue Sky Studios team, ensuring continuity in style and creativity.

By signing this petition, you are supporting a cherished series and encouraging Disney to take a step that benefits both fans and the company. Let's show Disney that there is a passionate audience ready to embrace more stories from the 'Rio' universe. Sign this petition to make our voices heard.

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