7 Franchises that Should Make a Spider

The boundaries of what a big-budget animated movie produced by the Hollywood studio system can be, have expanded substantially over the last few years. For decades, North American animation has primarily been considered to be a genre of movies geared toward children. While there’s no denying that there have been, and continue to be, a lot of animated movies meant for kids, the medium of animation can be so much more than that. While animation from other parts of the world, namely Japan, has embraced more adult stories in the past, Hollywood is just starting to catch up. In addition to the recent North American box office successes of Japanese anime films such as Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train and Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero, other big-budget animated films from Hollywood like Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse have been paving the way for a wider appreciation for animation in the West. Just recently, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Versebecame one of the biggest hits of the year so far. The Spider-Verse sequel opened with $120 million in North America, which is higher than Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 in early May and nearly three and a half times what the first Spider-Verse film opened to five years ago. The Spider-Verse films have proven to be a huge success, and they have shown general audiences that animation can be so much more than the latest Despicable Me movie. As all the major studies begin to look for ways they can jump into this realm of big-budget and adult-skewing animation, here are seven major franchises that could really benefit from an animated film inspired by the likes of the Spider-Verse movies. Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo Mangareadergo