Pixar officially announced Incredibles 3 during the D23 Expo, confirming the continuation of the beloved superhero franchise.

Director Brad Bird, who helmed the first two films, is returning to develop Incredibles 3, ensuring continuity in vision and style.

While the film has been confirmed, no specific release date has been announced at this time.

The previous Incredibles films have collectively earned over $1.8 billion worldwide, highlighting the franchise's popularity and financial viability.

It is expected that the original cast, including Craig T. Nelson (Mr. Incredible) and Holly Hunter (Elastigirl), will reprise their roles, maintaining the familiar voices of the Parr family.

Alongside Incredibles 3, Pixar also teased Toy Story 5, which is slated for release on June 19, 2026, indicating a focus on established franchises.

Disney's CEO Bob Iger indicated a shift towards sequels during a financial downturn, which aligns with Pixar's decision to develop Incredibles 3 and other sequels.

Brad Bird hinted at unused ideas from Incredibles 2 that could be explored in the new film, suggesting fresh narratives within the established universe.

The new film is anticipated to delve deeper into themes of legacy and family dynamics, especially as Jack-Jack grows into his powers.

The announcement has generated significant excitement among fans, eager to see how the Parr family will evolve and face new challenges in the upcoming installment.