Adult Swim favorite Rick and Morty is coming back at the end of the month, so check out this new promo titled "Exquisite Corpse” which is a surreal montage of scenes in different animation styles. In the style of exquisite corpse, each animator was only given the end of the previous segment, making for some outrageous and trippy scenes.

We've been really excited about the arrival of the Disney animated digital series, Star Wars: Forces of Destiny, in which we'll delve deeper into the stories of the women of the Star Wars universe. The series launched today, and begins with Rey, BB-8...and a Nightwatcher worm. Check it out after the jump!

The series puts a spotlight on Rey, Ahsoka Tano, Jyn Erso, Sabine Wren, Princess Leia, Padmè Amidala, and more, and promises to "explore the untold stories" that helped shape their destinies.

While Hayao Mizayaki's classic Kiki's Delivery Service left little to be desired, the characters are so beloved that this non-Studio Ghibli ad from Cup Noodle about a teenaged Kiki and Tombo unlocked a flood of emotion within me, and no you're crying over a Cup Noodle ad.

In a new TED-Ed animated lesson, Shohini Ghose takes us through Marie Skłodowska Curie’s great achievements and the impact of her revolutionary discoveries.

We're big fans of DC Super Hero Girls around here. They've been delivering fun, inspiring, and age-appropriate takes on DC's female heroes for their younger fans (as well as adults who value fun, inspiring takes on superheroes) not only through adorable web episodes and straight-to-video films, but through comics, books, and other merchandise. Now, they're making the jump into a full-fledged animated series!

The film comes from Nora Twomey who co-directed The Secret of Kells and Cartoon Saloon, a studio that boasts breathtaking hand-drawn animation.

It seems that FX really loves mutants. And Donald Glover. So, it was only a matter of time before the network brought those two things together for an epic exercise in appealing to the geek masses. Donald Glover, who is currently showrunning and starring in FX's Atlanta, is now taking on writing/Executive Producing duties on an upcoming animated Deadpool series.

If you've been following our recaps here at The Mary Sue, you know that we're big fans of the CW's Riverdale.

I was already filled with unreasonable amounts of glee when Disney XD released this video of the stars of their DuckTales reboot singing the iconic theme song, but I was not prepared for the joy brought about by the first trailer for the new show, which premieres this summer. Check it out above!

If you want it in French, this featurette will make you appreciate the young voice actors and the care the team took to make sure the voices felt genuine and real.

We know that the Guardians of the Galaxy are set to appear in Avengers: Infinity War, but if you can't wait that long to see your two favorite superhero teams in action together, they'll be joining forces first on Disney XD.

He just can't stay away from animation, and we're all grateful. It turns out that legendary anime director, Hayao Miyazaki, isn't retired after all. In fact, he's currently at work on a new feature-length animated film.

Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment's latest animated feature, Justice League Dark, is out on Digital HD, Blu-ray, and DVD today, and if you're interested in the supernatural side of the DC universe, or want to fall in love with Zatanna if you haven't already, this is definitely one you'll want to pick up.

In a new series at The Mary Sue, we're highlighting the work of women in animation. For our first installment, we're looking at the career of Jennifer Yuh Nelson.

Sure, there's a lot of hot garbage going on these days, but let's not forget the good in the world. Case in point: Steven Universe, about as true a bastion of good as exists right now. We've had to do without Steven and the Crystal Gems for what feels like a too-long hiatus, but now Steven's back to make 2017 a little brighter. Check out the clip from "Steven's Dream" above!

Offerman has even joked about being cast as the voice for Raymond, the kind and mustached policeman who takes care of the young, abruptly orphaned boy Zucchini.