Things We Saw Today: Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts Returns This June to Netflix!

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Things We Saw Today: Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts Returns This June to Netflix!

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I’m so freaking excited to share that DreamWorks’ Kipo and The Age of Wonderbeasts will return to Netflix June 12, for a second season filled with adventures through the whimsical, weird post-apocalyptic world of Las Vistas.

The cast features Karen Fukuhara (She-Ra and the Princesses of Power) as the enthusiastic and curious “Kipo;” Sydney Mikayla (General Hospital) as “Wolf,” a weapon-wielding survivor who knows the ins and outs of the surface; Coy Stewart (The Blacklist) as the happy-go-lucky “Benson;” Deon Cole (black-ish) as “Dave,” a talking insect who has the jarring ability to suddenly age a full life cycle without warning; and Dee Bradley Baker (Star Wars: The Clone Wars) as the adorable mutant pig “Mandu”. Sterling K. Brown (Frozen 2) returns as Kipo’s father “Lio Oak;” Dan Stevens (Legion) as the power-hungry “Scarlemagne;” Jake Green (The Boss Baby: Back in Business) as mod frog “Jamack;” and Lea DeLaria (Orange is the New Black) as Timbercat “Molly Yarnchopper.” Amy Landecker (Transparent) joins as the mysterious “Dr. Emilia.” (via Press Release)

I absolutely loved this show after it was recommended to me earlier in the year (at least I think it was this year—time is strange now) and I’m looking forward to seeing what a second season looks like. Kipo is fun, has amazing music, and isn’t afraid to get weird.

All 10 half-hour episodes of the second season of DreamWork’s Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts will arrive on Netflix worldwide on June 12, 2020.

(image: Dreamworks Animation)

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