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The Monsters, Inc. spinoff, titled , has confirmed the series takes place six months after the film's events. Released by Pixar and Disney in 2001, the animated film Monsters, Inc. - two monsters employed at the titular energy-producing factory fueled by the harvested screams of children. Set in the city of Monstropolis, Mike and Sully encounter a roadblock in their seemingly ordinary evening when they discover a small girl has breached the factory.SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAYStarring Billy Crystal as Mike and John Goodman as Sully, Monsters, Inc. was a&nbsp; and raked in almost $600 million. The original film's success spawned the prequel film&nbsp;Monsters University, which dives into Mike and Sully’s friendship's origin story. In 2019, Disney+ announced it would continue the monsters' adventures with a spinoff series slated to hit the platform in 2020. However, production was delayed on Monsters At Work amid coronavirus concerns. Now, after a period of silence, new details have emerged for the highly-anticipated animated series.Per , Crystal confirms that Monsters At Work picks up six months after the original film. Monsters At Work centers on Tylor Tuskmon (Ben Feldman), a youthful and eager mechanic on the Monsters, Inc. Facilities Team. Tuskmon’s mission in life is to work with his idols, Mike and Sully, on the factory's Laugh Floor. Speaking on the continuation of the titular duo's misadventures, Crystal confirms Mike and Sully are back in action and an integral part of the new storyline. Check out Crystal’s statement on voicing the character of Mike two decades later:The show, time-wise, starts six months after Monsters, Inc. ended. So now, we're on the Laugh Floor. We've created all the new, young, great characters with some great voice actors, and John and I are reprising our parts. I tell ya, it's been 20 years since the release of Monsters, Inc. and that movie looked amazing 20 years ago. It's coming up on the 20th anniversary...it's fantastic looking, it's hilarious, and we're having a lot of fun doing it.Presenting a new influx of monsters, Monsters At Work also features the voice talents of as Tylor’s best friend Val Little, Alanna Ubach as meticulous rule-follower Cutter, and Stephen Stanton playing the dual roles&nbsp;of custodians Smitty and Needleman. Additionally, Monsters At Work will nod to the original and features Jennifer Tilly's return as Celia and Bob Peterson as Roz. Of course, Disney+ appears adamant about in the upcoming year and is expected to debut Monsters At Work in 2021.Indeed, given the tremendous success of Monsters, Inc. and Monsters University, Disney and Pixar could have effortlessly made Monsters At Work into a third film. However, it was a wise choice to bring the monsters back in the form of an original series to allow the story of Tylor Tuskmon to unfold while giving fans new episodes to look forward to. No doubt viewers are looking forward to seeing Mike, Silly, Tuskmon - and possibly Boo - in new adventures in Monsters At Work.Source:

The Monsters, Inc. spinoff, titled , has confirmed the series takes place six months after the film's events. Released by Pixar and Disney in 2001, the animated film Monsters, Inc. - two monsters employed at the titular energy-producing factory fueled by the harvested screams of children. Set in the city of Monstropolis, Mike and Sully encounter a roadblock in their seemingly ordinary evening when they discover a small girl has breached the factory.SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAYStarring Billy Crystal as Mike and John Goodman as Sully, Monsters, Inc. was a&nbsp; and raked in almost $600...

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