A New Animated Special Tops Disney+ Streaming Charts This Week

The Disney+ streaming charts showcase a vibrant array of animated originals, beloved workplace comedies, and epic superhero films. Viewers are not only revisiting major cinematic franchises but also tuning in for newly released standalone animated features and high-profile sequels. From intense multiversal conflicts to sharp corporate comedies, the platform’s trending titles reflect the varied viewing preferences of its subscribers.

‘LEGO Disney Princess: Magical Mayhem’ (2026)

During a heavy rainstorm, iconic animated heroines and their animal friends gather in a shared castle for shelter. However, the cozy gathering quickly spirals into chaos when the rescued animals run amok throughout the estate. As they investigate, the group uncovers a mischievous foe behind the mayhem. Teaming up with an unexpected ally, the royal heroines must rely on teamwork and ingenuity to restore order to their home.

‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ (2015)

Tony Stark accidentally creates a rogue AI named Ultron while trying to revive a dormant planetary peacekeeping initiative. Convinced that humanity must be eradicated for true peace, Ultron forces Earth’s mightiest heroes to unite once again. The team faces internal conflicts while battling enhanced adversaries, Wanda and Pietro Maximoff, as they race against time to prevent Ultron from unleashing a catastrophic extinction event in Sokovia.

‘Venom: The Last Dance’ (2024)

Eddie Brock and his alien symbiote partner navigate life as fugitives, pursued by human military forces and dangerous extraterrestrial threats. As the stakes rise, they uncover a looming cosmic invasion led by Knull, the ancient creator of the symbiotes. The escalating conflict forces Eddie and Venom to strategize their survival while evading capture on multiple fronts, ultimately leading to a heart-wrenching decision that will determine the fate of both humanity and the symbiote race.

‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ (2021)

After his secret identity is revealed to the public, Peter Parker seeks help from Doctor Stephen Strange for a memory-altering spell. However, the spell goes awry, fracturing the multiverse and bringing formidable foes from alternate realities into his world. Peter tries to rehabilitate these displaced villains instead of condemning them to their original tragic fates. With the help of alternate versions of himself, he battles to mend the fabric of reality while facing immense personal sacrifice.

‘The Avengers’ (2012)

S.H.I.E.L.D. Director Nick Fury activates the Avengers Initiative when Loki, the Asgardian exile, seizes the powerful Tesseract. The world’s top superheroes must set aside their differences and learn to work together as a team. Loki unleashes an alien army known as the Chitauri to attack New York City. The newly formed team combines their unique abilities to fend off the extraterrestrial invasion and protect the planet.

‘Avengers: Endgame’ (2019)

In the wake of a devastating cosmic defeat, the remaining heroes struggle with the loss of half of all living beings across the universe. A newly discovered method of navigating the quantum realm offers a slim chance to execute a daring time heist. The heroes travel back to pivotal moments in their history to gather the Infinity Stones before Thanos can claim them. Their high-stakes mission culminates in a colossal battle that will determine the universe’s fate.

‘Avengers: Infinity War’ (2018)

The intergalactic warlord Thanos embarks on a relentless quest to collect all six Infinity Stones. Earth’s fractured defenders must ally with the Guardians of the Galaxy to confront this existential threat. Intense battles erupt across various planets as the heroes strive to protect the stones from the Black Order. Despite their efforts in Wakanda and deep space, the alliance struggles against Thanos’s overwhelming power.

‘Nine to Five’ (1980)

Three female office workers band together to challenge their egotistical, hypocritical, and persistently sexist boss. Following an accidental series of events, the women manage to hold their supervisor captive in his own home. During his absence, they implement progressive workplace reforms that significantly boost employee morale and productivity. This satirical comedy critiques systemic workplace inequality through sharp humor and memorable ensemble performances.

‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ (2026)

The story follows veteran fashion editor Miranda Priestly as she navigates the financial decline of traditional print publishing. To secure crucial advertising revenue, Miranda must negotiate with her former assistant, who has risen to become a powerful executive in a luxury group. The shifting dynamics within the high-fashion industry compel legacy editors to adapt to a digital-first global landscape. This corporate drama explores the evolving challenges of high-stakes leadership in modern luxury commerce.

‘Yellow Mirror’ (2026)

This animated special features two dark, dystopian narratives that explore themes of technological dependency and psychological perception in Springfield. In the first segment, a malfunctioning lamp forces Homer Simpson to confront a troubling revelation about his grasp of reality. The second story follows Maggie Simpson as she befriends and is subtly manipulated by an advanced AI tablet. Directed by Matthew Faughnan, this satirical project uses classic animated characters to parody contemporary speculative fiction tropes.

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