Latest Hasbro Update – Hasbro is making Transformers and My Little Pony adaptations

Latest Hasbro Update – Hasbro is making Transformers and My Little Pony adaptations: it intends to make movies and TV shows out of its own toys and games.

The company has revealed a list of a new projects based on The Transformers, My Little Pony, and other toys for streaming platforms, including Netflix and Disney+.

One of the projects on the company’s list is a computer-animated My Little Pony movie that will be available on Netflix next fall.

The production marks “the first time the ponies will be seen in theatrical-quality CG production,” eOne said. Not just that, it’s also in the process of developing a 20-episode Transformers series with Netflix.

In addition to the new series, Hasbro already revealed that it would make a Dungeons and dragons Paramount film starring Chris Pine, with a D&D television series in the works.

In the same vein, it is Planning to bring his Magic: the gathering card game on Netflix as an animated series, produced by the Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo.

Hasbro is also working on a Snake Eyes: GI Joe film with Henry Golding and a Power rangers movie. Other series in development include Risk (live-action), Clue (animated), and GI Joe (live-action).

To top it off, Hasbro is investigating unscripted series – possibly games or contests – based on Monopoly, Mouse trap, Easy cooking, Surgery, Nerve and Plasticine. In total, he could have up to 30 film and television projects underway, according to CNBC.

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Hasbro already announced that it would make a Dungeons & Dragons film with Paramount starring Chris Pine, with D&D television series in the works. It’s planning to bring its Magic: The Gathering card game to Netflix as an anime series.

Hasbro is also working on a Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe film starring Henry Golding and a Power Rangers movie. Other series in development include Risk (live-action), Clue (animated) and G.I. Joe (live-action).

To top it off, Hasbro is looking at unscripted series — possibly game or competition shows — based on Monopoly, Mouse Trap, Easy Bake, Operation, Nerf and Play-Doh.