Netflix is expanding its children’s entertainment lineup with a new Sesame Street movie, a Gabby’s Dollhouse spinoff and a game based on KPop Demon Hunters.
The announcements come as Netflix continues to invest in kids and family programming. Children’s content accounted for 15% of the platform’s viewership during the first half of 2026, according to the company.
The new Sesame Street movie will arrive on Netflix through the streaming service’s expanded partnership with Sesame Workshop. The project is expected to introduce the long-running children’s franchise to a new generation while strengthening Netflix’s family film offering.
Netflix has also announced a new spinoff from Gabby’s Dollhouse. The animated franchise has become a major part of the platform’s children’s lineup. The new series will expand its established world and offer younger viewers another story from the popular property.
The company is also developing a new game based on KPop Demon Hunters. The project will allow fans to explore the world of Huntr/x and interact with its characters beyond the animated film and its music.
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KPop Demon Hunters has emerged as one of Netflix’s major entertainment properties. Its global popularity has extended beyond the film, with its soundtrack gaining significant attention. Netflix has also expanded the franchise through merchandise and live experiences.
The game represents another step in Netflix’s strategy of turning successful films and series into broader entertainment franchises. The company has increasingly used gaming to give subscribers new ways to engage with its intellectual property.
Netflix is also continuing work on the KPop Demon Hunters sequel. Sony Pictures Animation and Netflix have confirmed the follow-up, with directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans returning.
The latest projects highlight Netflix’s focus on family entertainment across multiple formats. By expanding Sesame Street, Gabby’s Dollhouse and KPop Demon Hunters, the company is developing a wider slate spanning film, television and gaming.
