Nicktoons Cinematic Series

The Nicktoons Cinematic Series (NCS) is an American animated media franchise that is centered on computer-animated films based on the Nicktoons television series by Nickelodeon, produced by Nickelodeon Movies and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The franchise starts out with a series of television specials based around the Jimmy Neutron franchise broadcast on CBS before its first film Jimmy Neutron 2.0, a sequel to Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001).
Paramount and Nickelodeon Animation Studio furthered the NCS with television, starting with a series of television special Team Rocket Power; Back in the Chalk Zone; and B Mighty on Nickelodeon. The NCS later moved its television projects to streaming on Paramount Wonder, starting with Tales from Princess Mindy. The NCS has also had tie-in video games and merchandise.
==Development==
===Animation===
Rather than going with traditionally hand-drawn animation from the shows, the NCS relies on various computer-animation companies for its films such as Bardel Entertainment; Reel FX Creative Studios; Mikros Image; Blur Studio; Framestore; and Mainframe Studios.
===Films===
The film series has a variety of Nickelodeon's old Nicktoons series from the 1990s to the mid-2010s. However, its exception is Ren and Stimpy, due to being considered as more adult-oriented.
The films of the NCS were not allowed to have sequels, while its exceptions were Barnyard Moo and Jimmy Neutron 2.0, as their predecessors have never been part of the NCS to begin with.
=== Music===
The films have their scores composed by well-known composers such as Brian Tyler, Hans Zimmer, Mychael and Jeff Danna, Michael Giacchino, John Debney, and Tyler Bates; while a composer to a Nicktoons series serves as music supervisor.
==Feature films==
Film 	U.S. release date 	Director(s) 	Screenwriter(s) 	Producer(s)
Jimmy Neutron 2.0 	December 4, 2026 	Josh Cooley 	John A. Davis 	Brian Robbins and Steve Oedekerk
Danny Phantom Returns 	July 9, 2027 	Steve Marmel 	Amy Keating Rogers, David Silverman and Steve Marmel 	Brian Robbins
Teenage Robot Beyond Tremorton	August 4, 2028 	Rob Renzetti 	Alex Kirwan, Rob Renzetti, Chris Mitchell and Amy Keating Rogers	Brian Robbins and Fred Seibert
The Fairly Odd Movie 	November 2, 2029 	Steve Marmel 	Zac Moncrief, Steve Marmel and Mike Bell 	Brian Robbins, Bob Boyle and Steve Marmel
The Patrick Star Movie 	December 17, 2032 	Joel Crawford 	Paul Tibbitt 	Brian Robbins and Paul Tibbitt
Barnyard Beginnings 	August 1, 2031 	Steve Oedekerk 	Adam Cohen, Tom Sheppard and Steve Oedekerk 	Brian Robbins, Steve Oedekerk and Paul Marshal
The Rugrats 	November 11, 2031 	Kate Boutilier 	J. David Stem and David N. Weiss 	Brian Robbins, Arlene Klasky and Gábor Csupó
The Rise of El Tigre 	February 6, 2032 	Jorge R. Gutierrez 	Scott Kreamer and Scott M. Gimple 	Brian Robbins and Jorge R. Gutierrez
Doug's Marvel-ous Movie[N 1] 	July 17, 2032 	Joe Aaron 	Jim Jinkins and Ken Scarborough 	Brian Robbins and Jim Jinkins
Zim 	March 4, 2033 	Steve Ressel 	Eric Trueheart and Ed Scharlach 	Brian Robbins
Garfield and Odie 	July 8, 2033 	Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman	Mark Andrews, Brenda Chapman and Steve Purcell 	Brian Robbins and Jim Davis
The X's Rise Again[N 2] 	December 16, 2033 	Dave Marshall 	Vincent Waller and Doug Langdale 	Brian Robbins
Tak[N 2] 	June 23, 2034 	Nick Jennings 	Myles McLeod and Randolph Heard 	Brian Robbins and Nick Jennings
Arnold's Next Adventure 	September 22, 2034	Craig Bartlett 	Craig Bartlett, 	
T.U.F.F. 	July 8, 2033 	James Gunn 	James Gunn 	Brian Robbins and Dave Thomas
==Short films==
Film 	U.S. release date 	Director(s) 	Screenwriter(s) 	Producer(s) 	Film release
Goddard 	March 27, 2027 	Steve Oedekerk 	John A. Davis 	Brian Robbins and Steve Oedekerk 	Jimmy Neutron 2.0 (Blu-ray release)
Toyed With 	June 19, 2026 	Norton Virgien 	Kate Boutilier and Eryk Casemiro	Brian Robbins, Arlene Klasky and Gábor Csupó 	Danny Phantom Returns
Back in Black 	September 29, 2026	Wincat Alcala 	Mark Banker and Steve Marmel 	Brian Robbins 	Danny Phantom Returns (Blu-ray release)
Family Outing 	August 4, 2028 	Dave Marshall 	Doug Langdale and Vincent Waller	Brian Robbins 	Teenage Robot Beyond Tremorton
Jazzed About Ghosts 	November 2, 2029 	Steve Marmel 	Steve Marmel 	Brian Robbins 	The Fairly Odd Movie
Crocker's Crazy Weekend	February 5, 2030 	Sarah Frost 	Mike Bell 	Brian Robbins, Bob Boyle and Steve Marmel 	The Fairly Odd Movie (Blu-ray release)
The Mighty Bessie 	September 27, 2030	Erik Wiese 	Alex Kirwan 	Brian Robbins and Amy Poehler 	SpongeBob and Patrick and the Furry Encounters
The Chalk Zone 	July 17, 2032 	Bill Burnett and Larry Huber	Bill Burnett and Larry Huber 	Brian Robbins, Fred Seibert and Larry Leichliter	Doug
==In other media==
=== Television series===
Paramount Television Studios was onboard producing each and every NCS series and special for the sake of Paramount Pictures' connection between the franchise. Each series serves as a continuation to a preceded NCS film or existing Nicktoons franchise that does not have an NCS film.
====Broadcasting====
The first wave of series aired on Nickelodeon, while specials aired on CBS.
Series 	Seasons	Episodes	Network
Team Rocket Power 	3 	50 	Nickelodeon
Jimmy Neutron vs. Jimmy Negatron 	Special	Special 	CBS
Back in the Chalk Zone 	1 	20 	Nickelodeon
Captain Sheen and His Last Mission	Special	Special 	CBS
B Mighty 	2 	40 	Nickelodeon
====Streaming====
The second wave of series and specials was released on the family-oriented streaming service Paramount Wonder.
Series 	Seasons	Episodes	Network
Tails from Princess Mindy 	2 	17 	Paramount Wonder
Cluster Prime 	2 	20 	Paramount Wonder
Professor Neutron 	1 	10 	Paramount Wonder
Team Phantom 	3 	27 	Paramount Wonder
Nigel Thornberry's Tales of Wildlife	1 	6 	Paramount Wonder
The X's and Double-A's 	2 	20 	Paramount Wonder
Final Boss 	Special	Special 	Paramount Wonder
===Theme park attractions===
After the release of Teenage Robot Beyond Tremorton, a theme-park ride based on the film is made after production of the film finished. Entitled Teenage Robot: Escape From Contraxis, the ride depicts the film's character Garr bringing theme park attendees to Contraxis to rescue his Jenny, Brad, Tuck and Sheldon from the Contraxians. The ride has no connection to the film, nor is it a follow-up.
===Video games===
Title 	Publisher 	Developer 	Console 	Mobile
Jimmy Neutron 2.0: The Video Game	Paramount Digital Entertainment	Purple Lamp 	PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch	None
Teenage Robot: Battle Mode 	Paramount Digital Entertainment	Grumpyface Studios	None 	Android, iOS
== Notes ==#Due to The Walt Disney Company now owning the rights to Doug and its ownership of Marvel Entertainment, Paramount was only allowed to produce the film alongside Nickelodeon while Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures distributed the film.
#Released on the Paramount Wonder streaming service.
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