March looks like a great month for movie and series lovers, especially for those who are subscribed to Disney+. The OTT platform’s roster is filled with blockbuster movies, highly anticipated TV series, and fresh content for all ages. Whether you’re a Marvel fan, a Star Wars fanatic, or just looking for something to keep your kid entertained while you work or relax, Disney+ has something for everyone.
From brand-new original series to the latest theatrical releases making their streaming debut, March’s lineup has a little bit of everything. By now, you might be wondering what to watch and when—but don’t worry! We’ve got you covered. Below, we’ve listed all the original Disney+ releases and their premiere dates so you can plan your schedule and take your work leaves accordingly.
1. Daredevil: Born Again
Starting the list strong, we have Daredevil: Born Again premiering on Disney+ on March 4. This highly anticipated series is like a reboot of Daredevil (2015-2018), a critically acclaimed Netflix show. In this Disney+ version of Daredevil, the show will continue to use Charlie Cox’s version of the blind hero, as Matt Murdock.
Even though it’s released with the original cast members like Vincent D’Onofrio as Kingpin and Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle, it won’t be a direct continuation of the original series, so it’s just hard to call it a season 4 of the series. Instead, the show plans to take a fresh approach, reintroducing Murdock’s story within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This is one of the most anticipated Marvel projects in recent years, we just have to wait and watch if it will follow the same dark theme that was followed in Netflix.
The first two episodes will premiere on March 4, and the remaining episodes will follow through weekly.
2.Morphle: Shorts
A perfect show for the kiddies–Morphle: Shorts, is set to arrive on Disney+ on March 5, bringing the beloved animated show to a wider audience. What started as a YouTube series like Cocomelon; Morphle quickly became a fan favorite among younger audiences. The show is filled with vibrant colors and fun adventures for the little ones to enjoy.
The show follows Mila, a young girl with a shapeshifting pet called Morphle, who can transform into anything she wants. With its short episodes, the show is perfect for kids for some quick entertainment. So if you need something to keep a kid entertained, while you catch up on some sleep or plan on babysitting a kid, this just might be the right show for you.
3. Primos
Another animated show that is releasing on the same date as Morphle, is Primos, bringing a fresh and heartfelt story about a 10-year-old girl who goes by Tater, who is on a journey of self-discovery. All this happens while she is surrounded by her extended family and 12 cousins, who turn the summer into chaos and adventure.
The show follows a very similar style of animation as Gravity Falls, which is another brilliant Disney show. This itself had me intrigued to watch the animated series, it is humorous, gives a deeper look into the whole American-Mexican cultural connection, and surprisingly gives a relatable perspective on growing up in a big family. Disney+ already has a great list of animated content and this one is another great addition that one should check out.
4. Win or Lose
If two animated shows releasing on the same date were not enough to choose between, Disney is here to make things harder by giving another show to choose between. Win or Lose is another upcoming animated series from Pixar, set to premiere on Disney+ on March 5. While Pixar is known for making amazing heartfelt animated movies like Toy Story, Cars, Finding Nemo, and Up, they made their first-ever original long-form series.
The show focuses on a middle school softball team as they focus on preparing for a softball game. The show is great for kids to teach them about teamwork, resilience, and friendship. And since it’s a Pixar show, it’s an easy recommendation to anyone with kids.
5. Disney Jr. Ariel
Disney, who is known for animated shows and movies, did not shy away from sticking to that theme as another animated TV show is added to the list–Disney Jr. Ariel is a brand new animated series that will air on Disney+ on March 12. The show recreates Ariel’s adventures as a young mermaid exploring the world of Atlantica.
Unlike the previous adaptations, the show focuses more on her younger days, showcasing her curiosity and love for adventure as she goes on a full-on adventure with different sea creatures. The show brings back iconic characters from its original movies and shows. It is a perfect show for young audiences and this show is a great addition to the already perfect list of Disney shows.
6. Meet the Pickles: The Making of Win or Lose
The Pickles are the middle school softball team that you must have already seen if you watched Win or Lose. The show is a documentary coming to Disney+ on March 12, as they take the viewers to give a deeper look into the making of the 8-episode animated series Win or Lose.
Viewers will get exclusive insights from Pixar’s talented team, including directors, animators, and voice actors, as they discuss the challenges and innovations that brought Win or Lose to life. They also discuss the unique storytelling approach that is commonly seen in all Pixar movies.
For animation lovers and Pixar fans, Meet the Pickles is the perfect movie to add to your watchlist for March.
7. Moana 2
Moana 2 hit the theaters in November 2024, and it was a highly anticipated film after the first movie, finally, it’s releasing on Disney+ on March 12. This release is a major treat for fans eager to see Moana return for another adventure.
The sequel picks up after the events of the first movie, following Moana as she sets on a daring new journey beyond the shores of Motunui, she is called by her ancestors to access uncharted waters, and sets sail on a high-stakes mission across oceans, and encounters new lands and characters. The show has stunning animations and catchy songs, and it would be one of the most awaited releases of Disney+.
8. Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures
Star Wars is returning to Disney+ with the remaining 12 episodes of the second season. This series is focused more on the younger audience, following Jedi younglings as they train at the Jedi Temple, and learn about the Force.
It is set before the Skywalker saga, and the Young Jedi introduces fresh characters while keeping the same theme of the original show. This is one of those Disney shows that kills it with the animations and creates a story keeping the kids in mind. Whether you are new to a galaxy that is far, far away or a longtime fan, these new episodes add a whole new adventure and action.
9. David Blaine: Do Not Attempt
The legendary illusionist, David Blaine, is finally getting his own special by Disney+, which will release on March 23. The show does a brilliant job of showcasing his stunts and daring feats. In Do Not Attempt, Blaine drops some of his latest illusions that left the audience in awe.
Over the years, he has dropped some of the coolest stuff in the world of magic that has left even the sharpest minds. It’s a must-watch for those who are a big fan of magic and high-risk performances; the signature mix of mystery and showmanship was the perfect mix to a bunch of animated movies and series that they had planned for the month.
10. Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip
A brand new Disney+ Original movie releasing on March 28, the movie is an adaptation of one of the most popular kids’ books Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst. The new adaptation shows the family traveling to Mexico, to get in touch with their culture, and as the story progresses, more mishaps and disasters take place.
With a charming cast and a great story, the film is a great watch for those who want to watch something with their family. And unlike the other movies and films that are heavily dependent on animations and based around kids, this film also takes the adults in mind too to create something the whole family would enjoy.
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