This week, Disney and Pixar released a brand-new trailer and poster for their upcoming original animated comedy Hoppers.

The film boasts a standout ensemble cast, including Meryl Streep as the Insect Queen, Dave Franco as Titus, Kathy Najimy as Dr. Sam, Eduardo Franco as Loaf, Melissa Villaseñor as Ellen, Ego Nwodim as the Fish Queen, Vanessa Bayer as Diane, Sam Richardson as Conner, Aparna Nancherla as Nisha, Nichole Sakura as the Reptile Queens, Isiah Whitlock Jr. as the Bird King, Steve Purcell as the Amphibian King, Karen Huie as Grandma Tanaka and Tom Law as Tom Lizard. They join previously announced cast members Piper Curda (Mabel), Bobby Moynihan (King George) and Jon Hamm (Mayor Jerry).

Director Daniel Chong and producer Nicole Paradis Grindle praised the lineup, sharing that the actors brought everything from big laughs to heartfelt emotion—and even wild animal sounds—to bring the world of Hoppers to life.

The new trailer offers a deeper glimpse into the film’s comedic adventure, following Mabel, an animal-loving teen who uses groundbreaking technology to hop her consciousness into a hyper-realistic robotic beaver. With her new ability to speak directly to animals, she uncovers surprising secrets hidden within their world.

Bobby Moynihan voices King George, the warmhearted and upbeat beaver who leads the pond and rules the mammals. Jon Hamm plays Mayor Jerry, Beaverton’s polished politician whose biggest challenge is the one thing he can’t seem to control: Mabel.

Directed by Daniel Chong (We Bare Bears), produced by Nicole Paradis Grindle (Incredibles 2), and featuring an original score by Mark Mothersbaugh (Thor: Ragnarok), Hoppers arrives exclusively in theaters on March 6, 2026.

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