CoComelon: The Movie, Following a Missing Teddy Bear to a Kingdom Without Songs

CoComelon: The Movie is the franchise’s first theatrical animated feature, following JJ and his friends as they search for his missing stuffed bear, Boba, on his first day of kindergarten. It is sched

CoComelon: The Movie is the first feature-length theatrical film from the children's music animation franchise CoComelon. In the United States, it will be released in theaters on February 19, 2027. The film is directed by Kat Good and produced by Moonbug Entertainment, Flywheel Media, Prime Focus Studios, and DreamWorks Animation, with Universal Pictures handling distribution. It expands the world of the original short song videos into a feature-length narrative on a theatrical scale.

The story begins on JJ's first day of kindergarten. When JJ's beloved teddy bear, Boba, goes missing, JJ sets out to find it with Cody, Cece, and Nina. Their journey leads to the magical world of Princess Harmony, where singing is forbidden by law. The film's central conflict comes from the way an ordinary school day and a search for a lost item transform into a fantasy adventure governed by unfamiliar rules.

SZA plays Princess Harmony, Nicholas Hoult plays Boba, and Ike Barinholtz plays Chicken Fils. Connor Esterson joins the cast as JJ, while Sarah Sherman, Ego Nwodim, Josh Johnson, Matthew Friend, Rhys Darby, and Cristo Fernández are also among the voice cast. The film is expected to include 10 new songs, so the characters' search and the music will unfold together.

The animation is being handled by DNEG Group. While CoComelon has been a series that explores daily routines through songs, this film broadens its scope into a story about friends solving problems together through the new setting of kindergarten and the goal of recovering Boba.