Disney's major Investor Day event saw the company announce dozens of projects for the near future. As noted in recent months, the focus of the brand moving forward is on their streaming service, Disney+. That means there are tons of films and series headed directly there instead of theaters or traditional TV.

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There were many announced for both Star Wars and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So much so that they've already been covered and this list is meant to highlight the upcoming Disney+ projects that are from other sections of the massive company, including Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios.

Turner & Hooch

Tom Hanks and the dog looking at the camera in Turner and Hooch

Disney+ has plenty of plans to reboot or reignite things that were a success in the past. Putting a new spin on old IP is something the company loves to do. That's just what will be happening with the upcoming Turner & Hooch series, set to debut at some point in 2021.

Based on the 1989 movie of the same name, this series will see a U.S. Marshall (Josh Peck) who inherits a dog that ends up becoming the friend he desperately needs and they try to uncover the truth about the death of the Marshall's dad. The supporting cast of Lyndsy Fonseca and Vanessa Lengies adds to the excitement.

Just Beyond

Two kids screaming in fear in the Just Beyond series

It seems like forever since fans have heard about anything made by R.L. Stine but that's about the change. The iconic author of horror books like Fear Street and the wildly popular Goosebumps is having his graphic novels made into a series with Just Beyond.

The typical young adult horror aspects Stine is known for are present in these installments, focusing on a group of middle school students. Not a ton is known about this yet, other than that it will be an anthology series and will premiere in the fall.

Doogie Kameāloha, M.D.

Neil Patrick Harris as Doogie Howser, M.D. in the old sitcom.

Here's another case of a series coming to Disney+ that puts a twist on something people loved in the past. Doogie Howser, M.D. was a show that aired from 1989 until 1993, following the exploits of a brilliant teenage doctor played by Neil Patrick Harris.

Again, there's not a lot known other than the main premise. This iteration will see the same setup but with a mixed-race female doctor named Lahela "Doogie" Kameāloha in Hawaii. Kourtney Kang is writing, while Jake Kasdan (director of the Jumanji sequels) is among the producers. This is set to debut late in 2021.

Night At The Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again

Night At The Museum characters sit at the back of a bus

The Night at the Museum franchise is one that feels like it often gets overlooked when it comes to successes in recent memory. Despite that, the series has grossed a combined $1.31 billion with the three films released between 2006 and 2014. A fourth installment is headed to Disney+ next year.

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The plot centers around Nick, the son of the protagonist from the original movies (played by Ben Stiller). The main difference with this iteration is that it will be completely CGI-animated. Many fans believe this could help set up an animated series down the line.

The Mysterious Benedict Society

The Mysterious Benedict Society

On the one hand, there are a lot of reasons to be excited about the potential that this series could bring. The Mysterious Benedict Society is based on a popular young adult novel series centering around four orphans, each with a special skill, brought to a boarding school by a wealthy benefactor to try and stop a global threat.

That sounds quite similar to The Umbrella Academy. However, there's also cause for concern since a previous adaptation of a young adult novel on Disney+, Artemis Fowl, was panned by almost everyone. The hope is that this eight-episode series lives up to the hype in 2021.

Dug Days

Dug and Carl in Dug Days

Pixar Studios have basically been the kings of animation since they started making feature films in 1995. The coming years will see them dive deeper into the world of television. Win or Lose sounds unique but that won't be out until 2023. 2021 sees what is rumored to be a short-form series fans are eager to witness.

Dug Days, set for the fall, is a spin-off from 2009's Up. It will center around Dug, the lovable talking dog from that movie, as he adjusts to his new life with Carl as his owner. The teaser shown at Disney Investor Day was enough to get any Pixar fan on board.

The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers

D3 Mighty Ducks

A case could be made that The Mighty Ducks franchise is the most beloved when it comes to a sports movie series for children. Most people from the '90s have fond memories of the tales of this ragtag group of kids who become a hockey sensation.

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Making a ten-episode series nearly two decades after the original could be a mistake. That said, the trailer shown looks promising. Emilio Estevez returns as Coach Bombay, while Lauren Graham as the mom of one of the players should make for quality TV.

Sneakerella

Lexi Underwood and Chosen Jacobs

At this point, it feels like there have been so many retellings of the story of Cinderella. So, it always strikes audiences when there's a new way discovered to tell it. That's just what 2021's Sneakerella is set to do by centering the plot on the popular world of sneaker culture.

This musical is going to follow an aspiring sneaker designer who falls for the daughter of a sneaker tycoon and basketball star. With the help of his fairy godmother, he gains the confidence to chase his dream. Led by Chosen Jacobs (It) and Lexi Underwood (Little Fires Everywhere) this has the makings of being something special.

Monsters At Work

Monsters At Work

Established properties are always easier to get amped up for. Monsters at Work will return audiences to Monstropolois and reunite them with their favorite monsters, James P. Sullivan and Mike Wazowski. The Monsters Inc. follow-up series arrives in early 2021.

While Monsters University was fun, fans have been dying to see what happened after the events of the original film. Set six months later, this does just that, focusing on a Monstropolois running on laughter. The main voice cast returns, while Ben Feldman joins as a recent graduate looking to work with Mike and Sully. There's no word on if Boo is back, though.

Raya And The Last Dragon

Raya stands in the desert in her hat in Raya and the Last Dragon

Walt Disney Animation Studios is iconic for a reason. A lot of their most recent films have centered on strong female leads like TangledFrozen, and Moana. That will be the case again for Raya and the Last Dragon. It was made official that this will hit theaters and Disney+ at the same time (with Premier Access) on March 5, 2021.

Set in a fantasy world, the film follows Raya (Kelly Marie Tran) as she goes on a quest to find the last dragon in existence (Awkwafina) in order to stop the ancient monsters who have returned to destroy everything. The trailer, concept, and animation style all already look and sound fantastic.

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